The change was a response to the COVID-19 alert Gov. Mike Dunleavy sent to Alaskans Thursday morning.
Pablo Arauz Peña, KTOO
Juneau School District divided over return to in-person classes
With the state currently at a high-risk level and holidays coming up, the superintendent said the district’s plans may change.
Sealaska Heritage Institute awarded federal grant to publish Tlingit, Haida archives for language revitalization project
Once the project is complete, the digital archive of the Dauenhauer Literary Estate will be public for everyone, not just academic researchers.
Watch: Juneau School District superintendent joins city officials for COVID-19 community update
JSD Superintendent Bridget Weiss is attending the meeting to discuss the incremental start of in-person classes among pre-school and kindergarten students this week.
Alaskans react to CNN poll labeling Native voters ‘something else’
The gaffe led to the hashtag #SomethingElse trending on Native social media calling out the cable news network for its political erasure.
Newscast – Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2020
In this newscast: Alaska Republican candidates and conservative causes did well in early results reported on election night; In Alaska House District 34, incumbent Democratic Rep. Andi Story holds a 14-point lead over independent challenger Ed King; The Petersburg School Board adopted a new policy requiring COVID-19 testing for staff and students returning from in-state travel; The state’s top medical team says that communities that still have a relatively low case count should act conservatively when it comes to travel during the holiday season.