In this newscast: A rockslide damaged the Basin Road Trestle early this morning; Master Carver Wayne Price is returning to UAS to teach carving and formline design; A new report examines the impacts of a drought that hit Southeast Alaska from 2016-2019; Alaska Congresswoman Mary Peltola announced she won a seat on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee; The Alaska Lieutenant Governor has certified an application for a petition that would get rid of the state's ranked choice voting system

In this newscast: Gov. Dunleavy uses his annual address to the legislature to ask for more funding for "statehood defense"; Alaskans rally for education funding; the Forest Service is updating the Mendenhall Glacier visitor plan

In this newscast: KTOO's Chloe Pleznac speaks with Miss Alaska pageant contestant & Miss Congeniality winner Honor Miller-Austin; The state's Board of Game unanimously struck down a proposal that would have required young hunters in Southeast to complete a course to be able to hunt on their own; The Alaska Marine Highway System ferry Lituya will be out of service until Feb. 1

In this newscast: A small, vacant lot in downtown Juneau is at the center of a dispute between the state of Alaska and the U.S. Department of the Interior. Families are stuck in Canada after the Marine Highway System pulled the Matanuska from service.

In this newscast: A year after racial slurs were yelled at a Metlakatla and Ketchikan basketball game, the school boards of the two schools met to address the rift the event left between the two communities; Polar Bears International's Geoff York on what is next in the investigation into the fatal polar bear mauling in Wales this week

In this newscast: Two of Juneau's childcare centers are closing, making the town's shortage of childcare options even worse; Homer resident Kelsey Haas rescued herself using a dead snowshoe hare after falling through a patch of icy water; Wrangell's school district is working to modify  it's COVID-mitigation to keep illnesses out of schools.

  In this newscast: Bartlett Regional Hospital has lost to a million and a half dollars per month for the last six months. The state legislative session began today, but the Alaska House is still not organized. An Alaskan housing grant is giving people who are homeless a year of housing. But a year may…

In this newscast: Rising trash disposal costs are putting the future of Juneau’s community cleanup project at risk Beavers are moving into the Arctic, changing streams and accelerating climate change

In this newscast: An apartment building for legislators and staff could help address challenges they face when finding housing in Juneau A lawsuit could shut down commercial salmon trolling in Southeast Alaska

In this newscast: JAMHI will soon move to a new facility funded by federal spending bill; The state DoT is changing the leadership running the Alaska Marine Highway System; Alaska's flagship ferry Columbia will sail in Southeast communities this spring; A black plume of smoke from an ABL rocket was visible in Kodiak yesterday