Jeremy Hsieh, KTOO

In this newscast: Juneau’s addiction treatment community reacts to a new medication-assisted treatment clinic, a judge has dismissed the Fairbanks Four’s lawsuit against the city of Fairbanks, a rancher in Kodiak says he’s lost more than 30 cows to bears this year, and the United Tribes of Bristol Bay announces its political endorsements. 

In this newscast: Gov. Bill Walker announces he’s suspending his re-election campaign and backing Democrat Mark Begich, a recap of the second day of the Alaska Federation of Natives Convention, and an audio postcard from Sitka’s Alaska Day events. 

In this newscast: Juneau-area legislative candidates debate permanent fund dividends and the budget, new economic data suggest Alaska’s recession may be winding down, and sea ice in the Arctic shrinks to the sixth lowest levels in history. 

In this newscast: The cruise ship season wraps up in Juneau, a national wireless emergency alert system test reveals some hiccups in Alaska, $5 million in federal money is bound for Alaska to combat drug trafficking, and recaps on the Tuesday’s municipal election. 

In this newscast: The Office of Special Prosecutions formally declines to prosecute the law enforcement officers who shot and killed Cody Eyre last Christmas Eve, Gov. Bill Walker and challenger Mark Begich addressed their apparent vote-splitting at a forum while Republican front runner Mike Dunleavy was a no-show, and kids learn about fungi and science during Petersburg’s Rainforest Festival.