In this newscast: University of Alaska President Johnsen shares outlook for university budget; Juneau reaches agreement over AEL&P sale; and parole violations land Juneau burglary convict back in prison.
Tripp J Crouse, KTOO
A recent transplant to Juneau from Iowa, Tripp J Crouse has more than 13 years of journalism and newspaper experience, and was previously the social media editor for the Quad-City Times of Davenport, Iowa, from April 2013 to July 2016.
Parole violations land Juneau burglary convict back in prison
Juneau Superior Court Judge Louis Menendez ordered Lester Allen Hunt III, who violated his parole, to serve the remainder of his nearly two-year sentence.
Morning update — Tuesday, April 3, 2018
In this update: Alaska House passes state budget in close vote; Alcohol likely a factor in accidental home shooting Saturday, police say; and police arrest suspect in downtown window smashing spree.
Morning update — Monday, April 2, 2018
In this newscast: Alaska marijuana testing lab closes, leaving only 2 in state; Sealaska Corp. doubles April payout to shareholders; Sentencing set for June for convicted Kodzoff Acres shooter.
Juneau man indicted for downtown knife assault
A Juneau man faces a charge that he allegedly attacked his girlfriend with a knife March 20 near the Glory Hole. A grand jury has indicted the 38-year-old suspect for felony assault.
Morning update — Friday, March 30, 2018
In this morning update newscast: Alaska Supreme Court hears case on who can and can’t run in party primaries; King salmon sport fishing shut down on Southeast’s inside waters; and Juneau-Whitehorse flight to connect sister cities.