Newscasts

In this newscast: U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski becomes the target of a TV ad urging her to vote against the repeal of the Affordable Care Act, a $3 million pioneer road on the west side of Douglas Island nears completion, and Wrangell Borough and municipal workers prepare for a strike over labor contract negotiations.

In this newscast: Lawmakers are on track to lead the state into a government shut down; the recall of three Homer city councilmembers failed; a sunken Sitka tugboat was lifted out of the water and placed on a barge to be towed to Seattle.

In this newscast: Gov. Bill Walker calls the state Legislature back for a second special session Uber and Lyft are coming to Alaska — over the objections of local authorities U.S. Coast Guard cutter Bailey Barco gives public tours on Friday afternoon

In this newscast, Coast Guard cutter commissioned, burglary in Mendenhall Valley, suspect caught quickly and bear attack near Anchorage.

In this newscast: Searchers find bodies of missing Unalakleet fisherman, a man who is at large robs the Liquor Barrel with pepper spray, alleged airport shooter due in court on earlier Anchorage case, and the Coast Guard offers public tours of its new cutter.

In this newscast: The Juneau Assembly bucks the city manager’s advice and preps a subcommittee to review — and possibly relax — the city’s mining ordinance, a man who is at large robs the Liquor Barrel with pepper spray, commercial salmon trolling in Southeast is set to reopen June 15, the ferry Taku still won’t sell, and the Coast Guard offers public tours of its new cutter.