Editing Juneau, Alaska (section)

==Media==
{{Main|Media in Juneau, Alaska}}

===Print===
Juneau's daily newspaper, the ''[[Juneau Empire]]'', is published Wednesdays and Saturdays. The ''[[Capital City Weekly]]'' was published weekly and the Empire runs a few stories in a CCW section. The [[University of Alaska Southeast]] has ''The Whalesong'', a college newspaper.

===Radio===
*AM: [[KJNO]] 630, [[KINY]] 800, [[KXXJ]] 1330
*FM: [[KTKU]] 105.1, [[KSUP]] 106.3, and LPFM station [[KBJZ-LP]] 94.1.
*Public Radio: [[KTOO (FM)|KTOO]] 104.3, [[KXLL]] "Excellent Radio" 100.7 and [[KRNN]] "Rain Country Radio" 102.7 (all 3 operated by KTOO).

The studios of [[CoastAlaska]] (a regional public radio station consortium), are in Juneau. AP (the Associated Press), Anchorage news outlets, and other Alaska media entities, send reporters to Juneau during the annual Legislative session.

===Television===
Juneau's major television affiliates are: [[KTOO-TV|KTOO]] ([[Public Broadcasting Service|PBS]]), 360 North "Alaska's public affairs channel" (Operated by KTOO), [[KATH-LD]] ([[NBC]]), [[KAUU|KYEX-LD]] ([[CBS]]/[[MyNetworkTV]] on DT2), and [[KJUD]] ([[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]])/[[The CW]] on DT2/[[KTBY|Fox]] on DT3).

The [[Juneau-Douglas High School]] video program produces television programming including a weekly 10-minute TV newscast, ''JDTV News'', which is on air during the spring semester.