Jeremy Hsieh

In this newscast: State lawmakers raise concerns about the sustainability of Gov. Dunleavy’s budget plan; A group of young Alaskans lose their climate change lawsuit  against the state; The EPA is revisiting a decision that could permanently block development of the Pebble mine; House lawmakers table an action to remove a state representative who is a member of the Oath Keepers from his committee assignments; The Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska will hold its annual Tribal Assembly virtually for a third year; Local COVID-19 cases are slowly trending down; The National Weather Service issues a winter storm warning 

In this newscast: Leaders in the Alaska Legislature outline their hopes for the session; The trial  begins over Alaska’s newly redrawn political boundaries; Nome is getting $250 million in federal funding for a deep water port; Juneau’s hospital is straining from its caseload and sick health care workers; A Juneau pediatrician died unexpectedly; A Curious Juneau listener asks why so many streetlights have taken on a purple hue

In this newscast: Heavy rain this weekend may cause flooding and avalanches; Juneau is giving away free home COVID-19 test kits again; Riverbend Elementary School will be closed for weeks; Juneau attorney Libby Bakalar won her lawsuit against Gov. Mike Dunleavy over free speech and wrongful termination; The Army Corps of Engineers commits to cleaning up 800 tons of contaminated material on an Aleutian Island