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  • Midday Report January 18, 2022
    On today’s Midday Report with host Terry Haines: Alaskans hear the Tonga eruption over a distance of thousands of miles. Legislators question the firing of the Permanent Fund director. And the Legislature is in support of a student lawsuit to protect scholarships.
  • Midday Report January 17, 2022
    On today’s Midday Report with host Terry Haines: An underwater volcano in Tonga has severed communications. Homer Electric Association sets an ambitious goal for renewable sources. And beavers are back up north.
  • The M/V Tustumena pulls away from Kodiak in January, beginning a ferry service gap of more than three months. (Photo by Kavitha George/KMXT)
    Midday Report January 14,
    On today’s Midday Report with host Terry Haines: Ferry service has been pushed back for Kodiak until at least late April. Broken pipes have flooded a Juneau school. And the Governor declares a disaster for some SE communities.
  • Kodiak High School (Photo by Kavitha George)
    Midday Report January 13, 2022
    On today’s Midday Report with host Terry Haines: Kodiak schools move to remote learning. A Hydaburg dam is in danger of failure, threatening the local water supply. And federal cruise ship restrictions will not be renewed.
  • Alaska Fisheries Report January 12, 2022
    On this week’s Alaska Fisheries Report with Terry Haines: A Kodiak crab boat readies for the upcoming season. Plus Joe Viechnicki reports on the change of venue for the Board of Fish. Crab and Kodiak Crab and Kodiak are inextricably linked. It’s been said that Kodiak is the birthplace of the modern crab fishery. …
  • A line of cars slowly driving on a snowy, icy road. Entire image is monochrome blue-ish except the taillights, which are glowing red and yellow.
    Midday Report January 12, 2022
    On today’s Midday Report with host Terry Haines: The Baranof Park ice rink improvement project is getting help from private donors. Juneau buildings have buckled under the weight of snow. And cold weather has caused big problems in Yakutat and Angoon.
  • The Lowdown- Wednesday, January 12, 2022
    In the first lowdown of 2022, join Mike Wall, Jared Griffin and Dylan Simard of KMXT as they speak with Dr. Evan Jones, Dr. Shana Theobald, and Providence COVID incident commander Amy Corder about the Omicron variant, and what it means for Kodiak.
  • Talk of The Rock: News Roundup January 2022
    This Talk of The Rock features a return of the journalist’s round table, where we give you a peek under the hood at our process and what’s going on in the KMXT newsroom. Hosted by Jared Griffin, and KMXT reporters Kirsten Dobroth and Dylan Simard.
  • Midday Report January 11, 2022
    On today’s Midday Report with host Terry Haines: Bristol Bay Russian Orthodox parishioners celebrate Christmas carefully. Kodiak COVID cases continue to climb quickly. And the panhandle was just blasted by bad weather.
  • Midday Report January 10, 2022
    On today’s Midday Report with host Terry Haines: Bird count shows Kodiak’s remarkable avian biodiversity. A look a some of the pre-filed bills ahead of the Legislative Session. And the murder trial begins for a 28 year old case.
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