Newscasts

Small animals are blamed for a power outage in Juneau; a small boat runs aground on Vitskari Rocks west of Sitka; a state legislator claims progress is being made negotiating a spending bill; the Coast Guard will name a new cutter after a turn of the century hero.

In this newscast: Gov. Bill Walker sets up “incident command center” in case of state government shutdown State ferry system could be disrupted cutting off villages like Angoon and… Gustavus’s Tania Lewis and Christopher Behnke release first album “Live at the Outpost”

In this newscast: Testing of the human leg found in Gastineau Channel may take up to a year, the state of Alaska anticipates getting another reprieve on federal REAL ID compliance, missile defense officials say Kodiak will host anti-missile test launches this summer, and possible thunder storms are in the weather forecast.

Stories include: NTSB’s preliminary report on the May 27 plane crash near Haines, Governor calling for compromise in legislative budget negotiations, and Tesoro changing its name to Andeavor after acquiring Western Refining.

Stories include: Reaction to the firing of FBI director James Comey, Update on the arrest of Reuben Yerkes in Sitka, and Results of a state report regarding the leak of natural gas condensate from a Hilcorp pipeline in Cook Inlet.