Watch the Alaska Legislature Live: Video Feed, Session Dates and How to Follow
This player shows the KTOO 360TV YouTube channel when it is live. When lawmakers are not meeting, it may say the video is unavailable, so use the official link below.
What Is This Feed?
Gavel Alaska is the public affairs service produced by KTOO in Juneau, offering live and archived coverage of the Alaska Legislature and other state events. Alaska's 40 representatives and 20 senators work in a capital that cannot be reached by road.
When Can I Watch?
The 2026 regular session ran from January 20 to May 20. Expect the busiest coverage from late winter through the session's final days, when the budget comes together. Dates change each year, so confirm the current calendar on the official site.
Why This Feed Matters?
Few Alaskans can simply drive to Juneau to testify or watch a debate, so distance can become a barrier to democracy. Gavel coverage closes that gap for a fisherman in Dillingham or a teacher in Nome, and keeps a remote capital within reach of the people it serves.
Common Questions
Can you drive to Alaska's capital?
No. Juneau has no road connection to the rest of the state, which is a big reason public coverage matters here.
Does Gavel Alaska keep old videos?
Yes. It offers archived coverage along with live events.
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