Stories include federal assistance for Alaska to fight the opioid epidemic and a rally in downtown Juneau protesting against the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Matt Miller
Morning Host & Local News Reporter
I’m up early every weekday morning pulling together all the news and information you need to start your day. I find the stories unique to Juneau or Southeast Alaska that may linger or become food-for-thought at the end of your day. What information do you need from me to give your day some context?
Newscast – Monday, September 17, 2018
Stories include a new 10 year agreement between U.S. and Canadian for managing transboundary salmon stocks, University of Alaska regents consider $351 million budget, and early voting is underway for the October 2 municipal election.
Gardentalk – How to protect your veggies from the coming frost
One option is to bring potted plants into a garage or other protected space. Alternatives for garden plots include gently covering plants with old blankets or cardboard boxes. That will provide insulation for retaining heat close to the soil.
Newscast – Friday, September 14, 2018
Stories include continuing search for 10 year old girl in Kotzebue and a frost advisory for Juneau tonight.
JPD: Suspect in custody after shots fired in Twin Lakes bike theft
John E. Gregory, 26, was charged with felony robbery, assault, and two counts of felony misconduct involving weapons.
Newscast – Thursday, September 13, 2018
Stories include walruses hauling out near Point Lay, Alaska Federation of Natives opposing nomination of Brett Kavanaugh for U.S Supreme Court, and University of Alaska Board of Regents holding their meeting this week in Juneau.