In this newscast: Travelers entering Alaska by land or sea from out of state are required to complete COVID-19 testing procedures and travel declaration forms, state officials say; Many locals in Juneau are wondering what the COVID-19 protocols are for mega yachts; The national conversation around systemic racism and police violence against people of color has reached pretty much every corner of country, including Sitka; A man is suing the state over plans to distribute federal coronavirus relief aid; Alaska needs help putting a name to the face of the state's newest celebrity moose.

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In this newscast: A city plan in Juneau would use $1 million in CARES Act funding to create temporary jobs for locals out of work due to the pandemic; Chelan Produce has announced it won't be bringing fresh fruits and vegetables to Petersburg and Sitka this summer due to coronavirus concerns; A proposal that would ban discrimination against LGBTQ people in Ketchikan is up for debate Thursday.

In this newscast: Juneau police released some additional race detail on the 38 people they reported using force on in 2019; Petersburg's borough assembly last night voted to extend and expand a local health mandate for cruise ships and other passenger vehicles expecting to dock in Petersburg this summer; There won't be any jury trials in Alaska until at least September because of concerns about potentially spreading COVID-19 inside Alaska courtrooms; Canada and the U.S. have extend restrictions for crossing the border on Tuesday; Anchorage is hoping to become the headquarters of the United States Space Command.

In this newscast: During Celebration last week, Sealaska Heritage Institute recognized longtime Juneau photographer Brian Wallace with an award; A recent report from a financial research firm says the proposed Donlin Gold mine in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta will never be built; State and federal authorities are investigating the killing of a 30-year-old Kodiak man who was shot Saturday outside a military facility on Kodiak Island.

In this newscast: The small Southeast Alaska community of Gustavus has its first confirmed case of COVID-19; What the postponement of Celebration 2020 means to Alaska Natives and First Nations people in Canada; Juneau's Police Department has released its internal policy on how and when officers can use force; The PBS television show "Molly of Denali" was selected for a George Foster Peabody Award in the children's and youth category this week.

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