Newscasts

In this newscast: Alaska Air National Guard is sending personnel and equipment to help with Tropical Storm Harvey aftermath, A brown bear was shot by the Haines Highway last week, Ballot proposal would address allowance, travel by lawmakers, and Ketchikan may set a new rainfall record.

In this newscast: One person is dead after an apparent shooting spree in Aniak, Alaska’s Division of Insurance director is slated to present in a U.S. Senate committee on health care costs, and a U.S. Coast Guard board investigates a February crab boat sinking in the Bering Sea. 

In this newscast: Alaska Supreme Court upholds PFD cut Juneau police don’t suspect foul play in missing woman found dead in a hot tub Atlantic salmon break out of pen on Puget Sound prompting fears for native fishstocks  

KTOO’s midday newscast for 24, August, 2017:

Juneau’s state representatives said the Legislature accompished some good this year, but the lack of a long-term plan to balance the state’s budget was a major disappointment;
A Utah man pleaded not guilty Wednesday to first-degree murder in the July death of his wife in an Alaska cruise ship;
One of two residents of a downtown Juneau house raided this month pleaded not guilty to a drug conspiracy charge; and 
It’s rained enough in Ketchikan the past couple of days that fish are swimming across the road.

In this newscast: Defendant in an alleged homicide aboard a cruise ship, Kenneth Manzanares, pleads not guilty, Homeless residents camping in downtown property owned by the Alaska Mental Health Land Trust are told they must leave, Alaska to provide public voter data if $21 records fee is paid by Trump Administration, and Judge approves $1…