Tonight on Alaska News Nightly: The state's first missing and murdered indigenous persons investigator is a veteran of the troopers. Years after a man was charged with illegally fishing near his Annette Island home, legal questions remain. Listen here:
Gov. Mike Dunleavy doubts Interior Secretary Deb Haaland will approve the King Cove road. Also, the state’s first missing and murdered indigenous persons investigator is a veteran of the troopers.
And years after a man was charged with illegally fishing near his Annette Island home, legal questions remain.Lyndsey Brollini in JuneauAlaska News Nightly is hosted by Casey Grove, with producing and audio engineering from Toben Shelby and Katie Anastas.
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