KPTZ provides news coverage at high noon, six days a week. KPTZ Local News airs Tuesday thru Friday at noon. Currently, reporters are Jim Burke on Tuesday, Casey Dolan on Wednesday, Diane Urbani de la Paz on Thursdays, and rotating reporters on Fridays. These daily reports are repeated at 5pm the same day. Archived Local News reports are available here soon after initial broadcast. Attention, Please! magazine features debut at noon every Monday and repeat at 5pm, as well as on Saturday at 12noon and 5pm.
February 2, 2023: Jim Burke – Artificial Tears product recalled; Working Families Tax Credit launched. (TRANSCRIPT) February 1, 2023: Casey Dolan – Bristol Bay salmon to be protected; 101 culverts to be widened. (TRANSCRIPT) January 31, 2023: Diane Urbani de la Paz – Art gallery name change; National Park Fund distributes funds. (TRANSCRIPT) January 27, 2023: Jim Burke – Last call for ARPA funds; Shorts Family Farm assessment. (TRANSCRIPT) January 26, 2023: Diane Urbani de la Paz – Highway 19 repairs under way; new look for PT shuttle bus. (TRANSCRIPT) January 25, 2023: Jim Burke – Oyster rejuvenation project; Key City play updates Red Riding Hood. (TRANSCRIPT) January 24, 2023: Jim Burke – Hudson Point Marina to eopen early; flood advisory warning from king tides. (TRANSCRIPT) January 20, 2023: Ann Katzenbach – Route 19 lane closure; The Nest opens in Uptown for youth. (TRANSCRIPT) January 19, 2023: Diane Urbani de la Paz – ARPA funds still available; roundabout gets okay at Sims and Kearney. (TRANSCRIPT) January 18, 2023: Jim Burke – City manager on vacation thru early March; Point Hudson Marina may reopen early. (TRANSCRIPT)
