Newscasts

In this newscast: The Alaska House chose Nome Democratic Representative Neal Foster as its temporary speaker today, then swore in Rep. Sharon Jackson. No other action was taken on the third day of the session. Despite the partial government shutdown,…

In this newscast: Gov. Dunleavy announced he wants to pay back Alaskans the amounts cut from permanent fund dividends the last three years–over the next three years. The cruise industry is asking the court to block Juneau’s collection of the…

In this newscast: On first day of the legislative session, uncertainty continues in the Alaska House. Senate nominates Cathy Giessel to lead chamber. Sen. Lisa Murkowski says she sees progress at the U.S. Capitol toward ending the partial government shutdown….

Tuesday is the first day of the 2019 Alaska legislative session, and the House of Representatives still doesn’t have a majority. All three of Juneau’s state lawmakers are new to the job and say they’re ready to get to work….

Shakeups at for the proposed natural gas pipeline Who are the candidates for Jesse Kiehl’s Assembly seat? How the federal government shutdown is impacting Sitka

A new name for Juneau-Douglas High School Furloughed Forest Service employees in Petersburg talk about their experience Snow is in the forecast

Juneau Assembly pools update, yellow cedar decline and environmental grief and Juneau smoking ban.

Pre-filed bills Sea otter pelts and skin sewing Bethel has its warmest year on record in 2018

In this newscast, the Alaska Supreme Court upholds Bart LeBon’s House victory, seven Juneauites are vying for an Assembly seat, and a local trust swaps land with the U.S. Forest Service.