In this newscast: The U.S. Missile Defense Agency successfully intercepts a test intermediate-range ballistic missile with a weapon system in Kodiak, the Catholic Diocese of Juneau announces its new bishop, state transportation officials say the retired ferry Taku has an interested buyer, and Facebook cracks down on posts about legal marijuana sales in Alaska.
Newscasts
Newscast – Monday, July 10, 2017
In this newscast: State lawmakers may have a path to compromise on oil and gas taxes, Juneau’s new seawalk section briefly opens, the Juneau Community Charter School hires its first professional principal, and a Juneau man gets knocked out by a charging bison in a North Dakota national park.
Newscast – Friday, July 7, 2017
In this newscast: Juneau Police Department seek 51-year-old David V. Evenson in connection with a June 30 fatal assault downtown Authorities say a plane crash that claimed two lives in southwest Alaska was a suicide Bodies of two crew members recovered off Kodiak Island Former Alaska Sen. Hollis French appointed to head state’s oil and…
Newscast – Thursday, July 6, 2017
In this newscast:Alaska’s marijuana industry tax revenue reaches $1 million. Authorities say a plane crash that killed two people is now believed to have been a suicide. Southeast seiners will have a shot at a large run of hatchery chums for six hours today.
Newscast – Wednesday, July 5, 2017
In this newscast: A soldier from Alaska is killed in Afganistan, End of first king salmon opener for trollers, Shortened summer Dungeness crab season, and An update on air traffic control privatization efforts in Congress.
Newscast – Friday, June 30, 2017
In this newscast: A bear walks into a Lemon Creek liquor store, insert punchline here The City and Borough of Juneau releases its list of sales tax delinquents Sitka experiments with free downtown bus service An Anchorage store clerk suspected of shooting at a shoplifter faces charges