Newscasts

In this newscast: The City and Borough of Juneau discuss small business loans, amidst COVID-19 How is the hospital in Juneau adapting during the crisis? COVID-19 doesn’t appear to be in Gustavus

In this newscast: Juneau’s electricity expected to keep humming away, even during a pandemic Southeast Alaska Food Bank says donations are down Small business owners reflect on new loans to help them ride out economic turmoil related to COVID-19

In this newscast: An employee of the North Slope tests positive for COVID-19 How is a Ketchikan hospital readying itself for the pandemic? Bear hunting season isn’t open yet. But across Alaska, children are hunting … teddy bears

In this newscast: Juneau’s cold weather shelter will remain open during the day for now Small Southeast Alaska villages are restricting who comes and goes, amidst Coronavirus For SNAP and WIC recipients, accessing curbside pickup for groceries is complicated

In this news cast: People are hunkering down in Juneau. But what are folks without homes doing? A new University of Alaska Anchorage study suggests to flatten the curve, sheltering in place should extend for several more months The Alaska Legislature disagrees on a COVID-19 stimulus package

In this newscast: Lawmakers ask Gov. Mike Dunleavy to immediately issue a statewide shelter-in-place order; SHI postpones Celebration until 2021; CBJ is expanding its criteria for COVID-19 testing; health officials are encouraging people to go outside — with limits

In this newscast: President Trump has been talking about helping out the cruise industry, but not everyone thinks that’s a good idea; Juneau’s Capital Transit is asking residents to use the buses only for essential travel; Some restaurants in Alaska are adjusting to the ban on dine-in services, but it hasn’t been easy

  In this newscast: President Trump has been talking about helping out the cruise industry, but not everyone thinks that’s a good idea Juneau’s Capital Transit is asking residents to use the buses only for essential travel Some restaurants in Alaska are adjusting to the ban on dine-in services, but it hasn’t been easy

In this update: The Alaska Supreme Court heard oral arguments today on the case over the proposed recall of Gov. Mike Dunleavy; Juneau’s Amalga Distillery is making hand sanitizer; Alaska Pacific University will have it’s first female president

In this newscast: A patient with COVID-19 is currently in critical care at Bartlett Regional Hospital in Juneau; There are now a total of 8 cases of coronavirus in Ketchikan; The Alaska Legislature is working on a few bills in response to coronavirus; City officials announced new emergency protocols for ambulance crews in Juneau