This week on Jock of the Rock, the Nuts of the Roundtable discuss Trevor Dunbar selecting the Univeristy of Portland to run at in the fall, college football bowls and the first round of NFL playoffs. 

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            Kodiak's Alan Austerman will be heading back to Juneau in a couple weeks, and will be treading on familiar ground. The life-long Kodiak resident will be returning to the Alaska Legislature, where he once served as a state representative and state senator. He also spent four years in the capital as Governor Frank Murkowski's fisheries advisor. He won election again to the house this fall, after six years out of office.

            Austerman was a guest on KMXT's Talk of the Rock on Tuesday, and fielded a whole range of questions about going back to Juneau and what he expects to be the issues at hand when the 26^th Alaska Legislature is gaveled into order.

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            A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck 45 miles Northeast of Kodiak City this morning. However, the Alaska Tsunami Warning Center in Palmer says the quake, which occurred at 5:17 a.m. was not strong enough to generate a tsunami. 

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            With winter weather and colder than normal temperatures hitting the usually mild Kodiak, experts agree there are a few simple rules to follow when it comes to fire safety, automobiles and caring for pets as Alaskans brace for the cold. KMXT's Erik Wander has more.