• Newscast – Monday, Aug. 28, 2017


    http://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/ktoo/2017/08/20170828newscast.mp3In this newscast:
    One person is dead after an apparent shooting spree in Aniak,
    Alaska’s Division of Insurance director is slated to present in a U.S. Senate committee on health care costs, and
    a U.S. Coast Guard board investigates a February crab boat sinking in the Bering Sea.
  • House bill offers protection for salmon habitats


    Members of the Alaska House of Representatives, including Kodiak Rep. Louise Stutes, left, address the state budget deficit during a community forum in Kodiak. (Photo by Mitch Borden/KMXT)
    Legislators spoke with the public at a community forum Thursday.
    The idea for the event started with Kodiak Rep. Louise Stutes, and she also participated in the panel.
    http://kmxt.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Fish-resources-bill-Desroches-Aug-28.mp3One of the topics she brought up was House Bill 199, a bill
  • Historic flooding in Houston leads to surge in federal assistance efforts

    Updated at 2:55 p.m. ET
    A wide array of federal agencies and officials are working with state and local governments in Texas and Louisiana to deal with the massive flooding caused by Harvey, the hurricane-turned-tropical storm.
    Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Brock Long says it’s an ongoing situation, adding “we’re not at recovery yet.” He told reporters at a briefing Monday morning in Washington that “this is a life safety, life sustaining mission

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