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In this newscast: Kodiak KFC/Taco Bell closing its doors after 12 years in business, KISAR warns high avalanche risk for Kodiak after recent heavy snowfall, Alaska Department of Transportation organizes a caravan to help Skagway residents traverse obstructions on the Klondike Highway, UA President Jim Johnsen addresses the Legislature about tuition hikes and low enrollment, Juneau officials hold a...

In this newscast: Kodiak receives nearly two feet of snow in 24 hours — longtime residents say that's how winters used to be, MH-60 Jayhawk crew from Air Station Kodiak medevac a badly burned fisherman from near St. Paul Island, Flight repatriating American citizens from Wuhan, China stops in Anchorage amid spread of coronavirus — state officials say everything went smoothly, Superior Court Judge...

In this newscast: Blizzard updates for Kodiak, Gulf of Alaska cod appear close to losing the Marine Stewardship Council's sustainability certification, UAA sees a 10 percent drop in enrollment this fall, Pelican and Tenakee Springs react to a draft AMHS ferry schedule with no service for their remote island communities All that, plus Fish Radio and the Island Messenger community bulletin.

In this newscast: Public Works fixes gushing fire hydrant at Walmart, Southeast high school basketball teams stranded in Upper Lynn Canal after engine trouble on the M/V Matanuska, Environmental group protests federal money going to a timber group to assess trees in the Tongass National Forest, Alaska lawmakers weigh whether to change the law that sets the amount of permanent fund dividends, Sen....

In this newscast: Three problem bears killed last week, all near the same dumpster on Selief Lane, KEA's Upper Hidden Basin Diversion Project providing water security for Kodiak, Ferry Kennicott will be delayed getting back to Kodiak in April, State Village Public Safety Officer working group adopts final recommendations, Bethel Rep. Tiffany Zulkosky hopes to establish stronger relationships with...