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KTOO’s midday newscast for Tuesday, April 18, 2017. In this newscast: Russian warplanes come within 100 miles of Kodiak, the SEC accuses traders of insider trading of GCI stock options, and a 19-year-old is accidentally shot in downtown Juneau.

KTOO’s midday newscast for Monday, April 17, 2017. In this newscast: The Alaska House of Representatives passes legislation over the weekend to institute a state income tax, a fire in downtown Juneau shut down Seward Street on Saturday night and affected several businesses, and a gunman fires into the air and disrupts traffic on the Seward Highway near Anchorage.

In this newscast: A natural gas leak in Cook Inlet has finally been repaired, Alaska Airlines is expanding and updating infrastructure in the state, and city officials have voted to keep commercial marijuana out of Soldotna.

In this newscast: Cost-cutting at the City and Borough of Juneau could mean closing the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, U.S. Rep. Don Young is sponsoring a bill that could give Alaska thousands of square miles of a national forest for uses such as logging, and Senator Gary Stevens is the new chair of the Senate Education…

In this newscast: A school shooting occurred this morning in San Bernadino, California, The first woman president of the Alaska State Senate has died, Rep. Louise Stutes is trying to save the Kodiak Seafood & Marine Science Center, and There is construction in downtown Juneau and along Egan Dr. today.

  In this newscast: President Donald Trump signed legislation siding with Alaska’s request for predator control on federal wildlife refuges, Alaska marijuana regulators are expected to resume debate over onsite consumption, A company that sought to develop a major coal mine 45 miles (southwest of Anchorage has suspended applications for state permits, and Fairbanks police…