Newscasts

In this newscast: An update on the oil spill in Cook Inlet that was first reported on Saturday, and Alaska owes public workers more in pensions than it has in assets.

In this newscast: There is a warning for high avalanche danger in the Juneau area today. A 14 year old boy was honored by Governor Bill Walker for rescuing a 5 year old boy. Salmon fisherman are worried about how military exercises will affect salmon stocks during the first two weeks of May.  

In this newscast: Journalist Roger Wilkins has died at age 85. Democrats forced a one week delay on a Senate committee vote on President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee. Trump signed several pieces of legislation rolling back Obama-era regulations. Hilcorp says it could begin repairs on a broken gas line in the next 10 days. A…

In this newscast: Republican leaders abruptly pulled their troubled health care overhaul bill off the House floor shortly before its scheduled vote The Alaska House of Representatives has introduced a new version of a statewide income tax. Business and labor groups are at odds over Alaska Governor Bill Walker’s proposed worker’s compensation reform, and The…

In this newscast: The chairman of the US House Science Committee asked the EPA to rescind its veto of the Pebble Mine. High schoolers from across the state addressed gun violence at a student government conference in Juneau. For the first time, the Federal Communications Commission is allowing full foreign ownership of U.S. radio stations.

In this newscast: Alaska Health and Social Services Commissioner Valerie Davidson and Alaska Congressman Don Young expressed concerns about the replacement bill for the Affordable Care Act. The Sitka Sound Sac Roe herring fishery opened Mar. 19. The lawsuit brought against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency by the group pursuing a gold-and-copper mine in southwest Alaska was…