Tuesday on Alaska News Nightly
In Tuesday’s episode of Alaska News Nightly, significant developments unfold in Anchorage, where the mayor is taking steps to relocate the city’s homeless population away from green spaces. The initiative aims to address the growing concerns about the impact of homelessness on public parks and recreational areas.
Additionally, the cruise industry is facing legal challenges as a prominent association sues the city of Skagway over new changes to excursion tax regulations. This legal dispute highlights the ongoing tensions between local government policies and the tourism sector, which is crucial to Skagway’s economy.
In a more educational segment, middle school students in Juneau dive into the science behind glacial outburst floods. This engaging learning experience connects the youth with environmental issues in Alaska, fostering awareness about the impacts of climate change.
The reports featured in this episode include contributions from:
- Sage Smiley in Bethel
- Margaret Sutherland in Dillingham
- Avery Ellfeldt in Haines
- Clarise Larson and Alix Soliman in Juneau
- Maria Dudzak in Ketchikan
- Desiree Hagen in Kotzebue
This episode is hosted by Casey Grove, with audio engineering provided by Chris Hyde and production by Tim Rockey.
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Photo credit alaskapublic.org
