Jennifer Pemberton, Alaska's Energy Desk

In this newscast: Dunleavy taps Sean Parnell for gas line advice, feds sue to recover cost of MV Challenger cleanup, fall whaling wraps up in Utqiaġvik and offshore oil development case heard in U.S. District Court

In this newscast, what happened to the hourly clock chimes in downtown Juneau? After Election Day malfunction, House District 35 returns are finally in. And the Trump administration is offering substantially less land for oil leasing in NPR-A than it did last year.

In this newscast, Sara Hannan takes House District 33 over Chris Dimond, Begich concedes, Dunleavy elected next governor of Alaska, plus Alaska Republicans say Tuesday’s results could give them state House, Senate control

In this newscast, Alaska voters whose primary language isn’t English will likely find assistance in a familiar tongue, plus a weather update including an active aurora forecast.

In this newscast, an attack ad targeting state senate candidate Jesse Kiehl set off a flurry of posts on social media, plus Juneau legislative candidates answer a voter forum question.

In this newscast, Juneau legislative candidates answer voter forum question, plus, one of the largest old growth timber harvests in years proposed for Tongass.

In this newscast, Juneau legislative candidates answer voter forum question and Gustavus households offered safe drinking water after latest chemical scare.

In this newscast, Petersburg High School is one of the latest in the state to look at starting a video gaming team as a new sport, government officials are getting ready to count rural Alaskans in 2020 Census, and someone turned in a 99-year-old U.S. flag to the Ketchikan American Legion for disposal

In this newscast: KTOO’s Jeremy Hseih has a preview of Juneau’s legislative races, President Trump signed into law the “Save our Seas” bill from Alaska U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan, and
the Haines Borough has decided to do away with an excise tax on local marijuana cultivators.

In this newscast, Alaska law says lobbyists can’t raise cash for candidates, but lobbyists are still sending invites to fundraisers + legislative candidates tackle state budget and voter turnout at forum