Jeremy Hsieh, KTOO

In this newscast: The Alaska Aerospace Corp. eyes opening a facility in Hawaii, Alaska sees an uptick in winter tourism, and Wasilla is slated to get the state’s first Sonic restaurant. 

In this newscast: We take a look back at Juneau’s biggest stories of 2018, environmentalists object to proposed old growth logging on Prince of Wales Island, a new study indicates coho salmon may lose their crucial sense of smell as carbon dioxide levels rise in the ocean, Unalaska’s plastic bag ban takes effect with the new year, and we listen to part of Revilla’s Red Carpet Concert from Folk Fest. 

In this newscast: Today marks the one-year anniversary of when Fairbanks police fatally shot Cody Eyre, the annual Christmas Bird Count turns 119, and conditions look good for three upcoming K300 sled dog races. 

In this newscast: AELP customers will have higher bills because of low rainfall, a Sitka tribal organization sues over sac roe fishery management, and Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. officials want to move to an incentive-based compensation system for its investors.

In this newscast: Has Juneau’s high school athlete drug testing policy worked? an investigative reporter uncovers mistakes and omissions in lists of Catholic clergy accused of sexual abuse who served in Alaska, and Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson host a medal ceremony for an Army soldier killed in action in Afghanistan.