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Thursday on Alaska News Nightly
A reporter breaks down state legislative dynamics in the wake of Alaska’s general election, and timber advocates in Southeast say the controversial move to repeal the Roadless Rule wouldn’t be an industry cure-all.
Also, after years of decline, seafood harvesting jobs bounce back with the biggest increase in more than a decade.
Reports tonight from:
Alix Soliman in Juneau,
Wesley Early in Anchorage,
Shelby Herbert in Fairbanks,
and Katie Reuther and Kanesia McGlashan-Price in
Unalaska.
This episode of Alaska News Nightly is hosted by Casey Grove with audio engineering from Crystal Hyde and production by Patrick Gilchrist.
