In this newscast: Jennifer Pemberton explains KTOO's efforts to inform voters this election year; A new transit center opened in Juneau Monday morning; Trappers will have 30 days to harvest wolves on Prince of Wales Island; The Western Artic Caribou herd is continuing a long term population slide

In this newscast: Alaska Beacon's James Brooks tells Alaska Public Media's Casey Grove about Alaska Legislature seats that are up for election this year; Some want to change the way the state appoints judges through a Constitutional Convention, Kavitha George explains why

In this newscast: Alaska Public Media's Jeremy Hsieh speaks with Casey Grove about common election security questions; Alaska statewide candidates on climate change; An update on the false report of a shooter at a high school in Fairbanks

In this newscast: Federal scientists are looking at stress levels in whales this summer compared to when tourism wasn't in Juneau; A group tracking US political extremism has labeled Sarah Palin and Kelly Tshibaka as election deniers; Klawock now has more than 20 legal slot machines; Election officials are worried they may not have staff to work Election Day in two rural Alaska communities

In this newscast: This month marks the 50th anniversary of the Marine Mammal Protection Act – and now, the federal government works with Tribes to manage animals for subsistence use; Ernestine Hayes' Blonde Indian is becoming an audiobook; The Sitka assembly issued a resolution to acknowledge Filipino American History Month; A Fairbanks woman is recycling glass bottles and jars by pulverizing them into sand

In this news update: Juneau School District Superintendent Bridget Weiss will resign at the end of the school year; Ketchikan residents may now participate in federal subsistence hunts; Alaska’s three candidates for U.S. senate made their differences on abortion rights clear at a debate; A glacial dam outburst caused levels to rise at Mendenhall Lake…

In this newscast: Bethel youth are going to the polls this week; A special canoe was dedicated in Angoon; Southeast's summer season for Dungeness crab was worth $10 million less than last year; Candidates for Alaska' US House seat sparred in Debate for the State

In this newscast: Federal relief is on its way for crab fisheries; Charlie Pierce's running mate has dropped out of the governor's race; Juneau's Glory Hall gets a permit for affordable housing project; AFN arts market returns in-person

In this newscast: Monday night’s Juneau Assembly meeting was the first following the re-election of Carole Triem, Greg Smith, and Wade Bryson: a recap; Ketchikan’s borough took an early step towards addressing the increasing number of short-term rental properties; The town of Thorne Bay has rallied to bring their new library to life

In this newscast: An event this weekend celebrated Filipino food with Juneau's Filipino chefs; A Ketchikan band brought its own fan base to Juneau this weekend; Ketchikan's Fil-Am Festival brought political candidates