Alaska News Nightly: Thursday, May 6, 2021
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Economists push back on the idea that enhanced unemployment benefits are to blame for a worker shortage. And, a survey shows some Alaskans don't think COVID-19 is serious. Plus, Denali National Park officials are expecting an influx of visitors this year.
The larger of 2 Denali hybrid shuttle buses
(Photo courtesy of National Park Service)
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Thursday on Alaska News Nightly:
Economists push back on the idea that enhanced unemployment benefits are to blame for a worker shortage. And, a survey shows some Alaskans don’t think COVID-19 is serious. Plus, Denali National Park officials are expecting an influx of visitors this year.
Reports tonight from:
Tegan Hanlon and Liz Ruskin in AnchorageWesley Early in KotzebueMike Swasey in SkagwayDan Bross in FairbanksEric Stone in Ketchikan
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