In this newscast, Juneau’s legislative delegation looks to get ahead of potential cuts to state jobs, signal detected from missing Guardian Flight plane, Knopp votes against Republican Talerico for speaker as House stalemate continues and Donlin Gold says its dam design is much safer than the one that collapsed last month in Brazil.
Jennifer Pemberton
Managing Editor, KTOO
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Paying Dividends, Episode 1: Making Good
When he was on the campaign trail, Gov. Michael Dunleavy promised to pay PFDs of more than $6,000. And now, he’s trying to make good on that promise.
Newscast – Monday, Feb. 11, 2019
In this newscast: In Juneau incoming freshmen choose between the town’s two main high schools, the Governor’s Arts and Humanities Awards took place last week as the governor prepares to lay out his budget plan for the coming year and some Alaska lawmakers think the state’s new ethics rules are too limiting.
Coming Soon: Paying Dividends
Want to know what’s keeping Alaska’s lawmakers up at night?
Newscast — Friday, Dec. 28, 2018
In this newscast: The cruise industry’s victory over Juneau has implications for other port communities; a home explosion shook a rural neighborhood near Homer; and the partial government shutdown has fisherman wondering if federal fisheries will open on time in January.
Newscast — Thursday, Dec. 27, 2018
In this newscast: New Alaska ferries need $30M in work before entering service; DC police say bus driver took a cell phone call before striking Skagway mayor and her mother; and $76 million is the initial cost estimate connected to the November 30 earthquake in Southcentral Alaska