Jennifer Pemberton

In this newscast: Alaskans may not notice much change during the federal government shutdown; new Alaska wildlife managers could revive old fights over federal protections, bear- and wolf-killing; and Juneau fluoride study confirms old science, but doesn’t sway opponents

In this newscast: Fairweather gets reprieve in draft ferry schedule, a metals mine near Haines could eliminate some red tape by partnering with the Alaska Mental Health Trust, Alaskans are being tapped for California wildfire response, October in Utqiaġvik and Gov.-elect Dunleavy to be sworn in in Noorvik

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.