Tonight on Alaska News Nightly: The Anchorage Assembly says it’s not ready to approve a settlement over a project it never approved. Concentrations of PFAS are higher than previously thought in some Anchorage and Fairbanks lakes. Listen Here:
The Anchorage Assembly says it’s not ready to approve a settlement over a project it never approved. Concentrations of dangerous forever chemicals are higher than previously thought in some Anchorage and Fairbanks lakes.
Plus, eyes are on the winner of last year’s Iditarod as teams gear up for this year’s race.Corrine Smith in HomerAlaska News Nightly is hosted by Liz Ruskin, with audio engineering from Chris Hyde and producing from Madilyn Rose
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