Tonight on Alaska News Nightly... Activists and family members of inmates who've died while jailed in Alaska this year are sounding the alarm. Alaska's Republican U.S. House candidates want voters to 'rank the red.' Listen here:
Activists and family members of inmates who’ve died jailed in Alaska are sounding the alarm. Also, Alaska’s Republican U.S. House candidates want voters to “rank the red.” And new fiber optic cable projects could improve Internet access in Bethel.
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UAS will host language panel on Indigenous Peoples’ DayA panel featuring Haida, Lingit and Sm’algyax speakers is being held today via Zoom, with the Sealaska Heritage Institute offering free admission to the Shuká Hít clan house and Juried Art Show exhibit in Juneau.
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Indigenous Peoples Day in AlaskaAlaska was the second state behind South Dakota to recognize Indigenous Peoples Day in place of Columbus Day. The grassroots effort of conversations started well before it eventually became law in 2017.
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Jury awards million-dollar verdict to attorney fired by Alaska Department of Law“I’ve done the right thing, and it cost me a lot,” said Joan Wilkerson, the attorney who filed a lawsuit in 2018 against the Alaska Department of Law. (via AlaskaBeacon)
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FEMA inspectors arriving in Western Alaska to assist residents with aid applicationsFEMA teams are arriving in Kipnuk and Kotlik on Monday and will be in Toksook Bay and Koyuk on Tuesday, according to a release from the agency.
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