In this newscast:  The US Forest Service is proposing a fee increase for the Anan Creek Wildlife Observatory, from $10 to $50; This weekend, Trident Seafoods dropped the price for Alaska chum salmon by two-thirds and announced a plan to drop pink salmon prices; Alaska could be at risk of being one of the places that experiences extreme heat as record temperatures continue to be set globally.

In this newscast: After this weekend's record flooding of the Mendenhall River, Juneau city leaders issued a local emergency declaration Monday night; Juneau residents displaced by the flooding are being reunited with personal belongings they likely believed lost forever; A small team of researchers is on the Yukon River this month to learn more about an area where dinosaur footprints were discovered ten years ago

In this newscast: This years glacier outburst flood in Juneau was the worst by far, flooding Mendenhall River and eroding large sections of the riverbank; In recent years, traditional harvesters in Southeast Alaska say black seaweed is harder to find and doesn't taste right, and a new study by Sealaska Heritage Institute hopes to save the harvest

In this newscast: Last month may have been Earth's hottest July on record, and Alaska wasn't spared; A California man who was indicted last month on federal sexual abuse charges had a decades-long association with Juneau's Echo Ranch Bible Camp; A walrus calf was rescued from the North Slope this week and flown to the Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward

In this newscast: Juneau’s director of engineering and public works has been named the new city manager Hundreds gathered to watch Juneau Drag’s first-ever appearance at the Southeast Alaska State Fair Alaska’s Congressional delegation has reintroduced legislation to add five Southeast communities to the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act Audubon Alaska, the U.S. Forest Service…

In this newscast: Alaska Native elder Frank Hughes in Kake shares his healing journey of making cedar bark roses. Bartlett Regional Hospital’s CEO and CFO have both resigned. J&J Deli and Asian Mart closed for good this week after 45 years in business.

In this newscast: Activist Deenaalee Chase Hodgdon is on a mission to connect Yukon families with the salmon that are disappearing from their water. A seafood donation program in Sitka is supplying sockeye to families on the Yukon and Chignik rivers.

In this newscast: Survivors can now track evidence kits used in their sexual assault cases through a new Alaska Department of Public Safety system The first opening in the summer king salmon troll fishery saw more chinook land than expected The state ferry board’s 20-year plan includes three new ferries in the next four years…

In this newscast: White Pass Yukon Route railway workers settle labor dispute; Juneau Police Chief Ed Mercer is retiring

In this newscast: Juneau officials hosted an open house Wednesday to gather public opinion on what to do with Telephone Hill; A large mine is quietly preparing to start production in the Interior, while critics say federal and state agencies failed to properly review the overall impact of the mine