In this newscast: How the National Weather Service in Juneau predicts the weather -- or tries to; A new ferry terminal north of Juneau is one step closer to becoming a reality; Alaska's Congressional Delegation has filed an amicus brief in a federal lawsuit that threatens to shut down salmon trolling in Southeast Alaska this summer

In this newscast: A Sitka-based residential treatment program for Alaska teenagers is moving to Juneau. Democratic lawmakers in Alaska are trying to restore anti-discrimination protections for gay and transgender Alaskans. The Alaska Native Language Preservation and Advisory is working to expand their efforts with a new house bill from Juneau Rep. Andi Story.

In this newscast: Juneau’s wastewater is awash with COVID-19, which provides a source of public health data beyond submitted test results. The City and Borough of Juneau is inviting kids to submit artwork for display at the Augustus Brown swimming pool downtown. Juneau city cleanup crews are responding to a wastewater spill on Douglas Island.…

In this newscast: A former Sitka doctor accused of sexual assault four years ago is now behind bars. Assessed values of Wrangell houses and businesses could be quite different this year. Alaska legislators are urging Walgreens leadership to reconsider the decision not to sell the abortion drug mifepristone.

In this newscast: Twenty Alaska legislators urged Walgreens leadership to reconsider its decision not to sell the abortion drug mifepristone after pressure from the state’s Attorney General; Juneau’s School district asked the Assembly for $2.5 million to pay off debts and expenses ahead of the next fiscal year; Emergency provisions were flown into Kodiak last…

In this newscast: A sunken tugboat in Juneau reveals a costly problem as the state’s fleet ages; The Iditarod trail sled dog race started this weekend with fanfare — and fewer mushers than ever; Longtime Interior musher Jacques Philip was seriously injured in a motor vehicle accident last week.

In this newscast: Farmers, scientists and entrepreneurs gather for the Southeast Alaska Farmers Summit. The smallest group of teams in the Iditarod’s history are signed up to compete this year. Striking school bus drivers in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District could return to work as soon as Monday if a tentative agreement is approved.

In this newscast: The Juneau School District lost nearly $270,000 to a scammer posing as a vendor last year. The state of Alaska attempts to send aid to Ukraine in the form of Alaskan seafood. The state of Alaska is proposing to sell more old growth trees on its land in southern Southeast Alaska despite…

In this newscast: Juneau blizzard on Wednesday brought heavy snow and high winds causing hazardous road conditions and early closures today. The Army Corps of Engineers has cleared another milestone in the Unalaska Bay dredging project. Researchers and members of the Sivuqaq communities in Savoonga and Gambell investigate the connection between failing health and environmental…

In this newscast: The Alaska Native Sisterhood has elected a new grand president emeritus. A popular recreation cabin in Anan Bay has been flattened by a spruce tree. An island-hopping art show by the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council stops in Petersburg. More snow is expected in Juneau tonight.