In this newscast: Lawmakers are scheduled to vote today on a capital budget that will include 20 million dollars in oil and gas tax credits. The latest updates on a Utah man that killed his wife aboard a cruise ship. President Donald Trump tweeted his dissatisfaction with U.S Sen.Lisa Murkowski over her healthcare vote.
Newscasts
Newscast – Wednesday, July 26, 2017
In this newscast: FBI investigating cruise ship death, Alaska Air Group reports earnings, Economics program cut at UAF, and Comment period ending on new ferry schedule.
Newscast – Tuesday, July 25, 2017
In this newscast: The Alaska Legislature announces plan to return to pass a capital budget, the U.S. Senate gets the votes needed to debate health care, and Talkeetna’s unofficial mayor, Stubbs the cat, dies.
Newscast — Monday, January 24, 2017
Fish and Game is reopening the Juneau area summer personal use king crab fishery for the first time in six years; the Legislature is meeting in Juneau Thursday for a special session focusing on the capital budget and a Ketchikan man has been charged for the March murder of a local surgeon.
Newscast – Friday, July 21, 2017
In this newscast: Juneau city engineers: no contaminated soil at burned Twin Lakes Playground site Sitka weighing proposals over community hospital’s future Coast Guard says it spent $311,000 searching for an Alaska man who faked his own disappearance Federal researchers uncover wreck of the doomed F/V Destination that sunk in the Bering Sea with six…
Newscast – Thursday, July 20, 2017
In this newscast: Bogoslof volcano was a haven for endangered animals, but scientists are studying whether they’ll return to the eastern Aleutian island. Former NBA player Carlos Boozer is returning to Juneau to host his Carlos Boozer Basketball Camp. An Alaskan radio station is facing $66,000 in fines for a list of violations.
