In this newscast: The Juneau Assembly is meeting on Wednesday to discuss its budget amidst the pandemic Sealaska Heritage Institute sues the clothing retailer, Neiman Marcus One Juneau Forest therapy guide wants you to get outside, safely and mindfully
Elizabeth Jenkins, Alaska's Energy Desk - Juneau
Neiman Marcus is getting sued for selling a ‘Ravenstail Knitted Coat’ for $2,500
This case is thought to be the first time a business has been sued in the U.S. for copying a traditional indigenous pattern.
A Juneau forest therapy guide says resiliency is all around us, even in a pandemic
Juneau resident Linda Kruger started leading therapeutic walks before the coronavirus hit. She says there are lessons the forest can teach us during a pandemic.
Alaska’s struggling timber industry can now hit pause on federal contracts
This change gives businesses a way to request an extension on certain contracts so they can navigate the difficult times.
Amid food supply chain concerns, tribal governments request emergency hunts
As the pandemic plays out, Kake’s tribal president says the grocery store shelves have looked different.
Update: Thousands of gallons of oily water recovered from spill at trans-Alaska pipeline terminal in Valdez
Thousands of gallons of oily water have been recovered from the harbor at the end of the trans-Alaska pipeline, but officials with the Department of Environmental Conservation say that the spill is contained.




