Jennifer Pemberton

In this newscast:

• Alaskans may not notice much change during the federal government shutdown
• New Alaska wildlife managers could revive old fights over federal protections, bear- and wolf-killing
• Juneau fluoride study confirms old science, but doesn’t sway opponents

In this newscast:

• Fairweather gets reprieve in draft ferry schedule
• A metals mine near Haines could eliminate some red tape by partnering with the Alaska Mental Health Trust
• Alaskans are being tapped for California wildfire response
• In a warming Arctic, October in Utqiaġvik presents an especially striking picture
• Gov.-elect Dunleavy to be sworn in in Noorvik

In this newscast:

• Dunleavy taps Sean Parnell for gas line advice
• Feds sue to recover cost of MV Challenger cleanup
• Fall whaling in Utqiaġvik: joy, excitement and this year, mourning too
• Offshore oil development case heard in U.S. District Court

In this newscast:

• What happened to the hourly clock chimes in downtown Juneau?
• After Election Day malfunction, House District 35 returns are finally in
• The Trump administration is offering substantially less land for oil leasing in NPR-A than it did last year

In this newscast:

• Sara Hannan takes House District 33 over Chris Dimond
• Begich concedes, Dunleavy elected next governor of Alaska
• Alaska Republicans say Tuesday’s results could give them state House, Senate control

In this newscast:

• Alaska voters whose primary language isn’t English will likely find assistance in a familiar tongue
• Weather update including an active aurora forecast