Tonight on Alaska News Nightly: A new ballot measure would repeal the state's ranked choice voting system. Also, teachers rally in Juneau for increased school funding. Listen:
A new ballot measure would repeal the state’s ranked choice voting system. Also, teachers rally in Juneau for increased school funding.
And the Homer Library Board votes to keep a small number of books that stirred up big controversy.Francisco Martínezcuello in BethelAlaska News Nightly is hosted by Casey Grove, with audio engineering and producing from Chris Hyde and Annie Feidt.
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