Tonight on Alaska News Nightly: Homeless families in Anchorage are living in hotel rooms, waiting for more permanent housing. Also, remembering trail blazing Alaska politician Arliss Sturgulewski. Listen here:
The area where the city plans to build a 29,000 square foot navigation center for homeless adults. Officials say the shelter, which will sit on the parking lot on the far end of the Anchorage Police Department impound lot next to the old APD headquarters on Tudor and Elmore roads.
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