Tonight on Alaska News Nightly: Alaskan biologists are on the lookout for bird flu. How an increase in short-term rentals impacts the housing market in Juneau. And students test their knowledge at a Yup'ik spelling bee. Listen here:
How an increase in short-term rentals impacts the housing market in Juneau. Bird flu has swept across the lower 48, and Alaskan biologists are on the lookout. And students test their knowledge at the tenth annual Yup’ik spelling bee.
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