Newscasts

Stories include closure of first summer troll opening in Southeast, an update on wildfires burning in the Interior, and a former Olympian named to Iditarod Board of Directors.

Stories include a trailer fire at Kodzoff Acres, a man in the water at Marine park, and the Columbia’s return to service.

Stories include more tariffs that could affect Alaska seafood reprocessed in China, four Prince of Wales Island crash survivors being sent to Seattle for medical treatment, and Juneau police citing a pet cremation business for carcasses that were attracting bears.

Stores include an update in the plane crash on Prince of Wales Island, the Chinese delegation visiting Kodiak and Kikkan Randall’s cancer announcement.

Stories include the latest about a plane crash on Mount Jumbo on Prince of Wales Island and a missing passenger from the cruise ship Seven Seas Mariner.

Stories include a GCI outage, officer-involved shooting in Fairbanks, a Colorado woman sues an Alaska Native corporation, and Southeast sets new temperature records.

Stories include a sentence handed down for last year’s transit center death and a settlement is in the works between the school district and a student who was partially blinded during a PE class.

In this newscast: A fire forces an evacuation in one of Juneau’s biggest apartment buildings, why the governor rescinded an judicial appointment to Juneau Superior Court, and why Washington state’s latest effort to enact a carbon tax is different. 

Stories include a rescue of the crew of the F/V Leona, Taku River levels are falling after a glacial dam release in Lake No Lake, and the latest on a tug abandoned in the middle of Gastineau Channel.

Stories include a small cruise ship running aground near Sitka, Governor signs bill addressing backlog of rape kits, Governor requests suspension of Pebble EIS, and Labor secretary talks economy, visa program on Alaska visit