Alaska journalist for @adndotcom and @propublica. Holding love and sharing rage. “The first killing weapon was always the Good News.” - Ernestine Hayes
Therein lies the catch in “school choice” for disabled children. Unlike public schools, private ones generally aren’t required to educate students with disabilities. And they often don’t.
The choice wasn’t hers, one mom realized. It was the schools’. https://t.co/jqDSE32xtR
Vital journalism: Ectopic Pregnancy Deaths Have Nearly Doubled. It’s Worse in States With Abortion Bans. https://t.co/lWcUd3QPD0 @asuozzo@agnel88_philip
Why is ProPublica opening up a California hub and what's the status of our local news initiatives? I spoke to @jbenton at NiemanLab about these questions and more: https://t.co/z5kNlmXRf9
Super disturbing. Almost every year since 2015, Idaho children in a faith-healing sect have died of treatable conditions such as pneumonia and bacterial infections that turned to sepsis. The state just lets it happen. https://t.co/SE4b82bQm6 @audreydutton
At some private schools, every single student is on a publicly funded voucher. Does that make the schools public or private? Read @MegsNewz's piece on how the schools operate mostly in secret: https://t.co/M0C2AvkvPC
This story is so bonkers, it has a literal dumpster fire.
Fiasco in the Factory: Taxpayers Funded a $533 Million Artillery Plant That Made Nothing https://t.co/JS0QeR2G25 @Jesse_Coburn
Hey @BrendanCarrFCC, the FCC wouldn’t talk to us for this story. Can you help us get the agency’s perspective?
On This Nearly Deserted Alaska Island, You Pay to Keep Hundreds of Empty Buildings Wired for Internet https://t.co/aGy4OXzqkW @kylehopkinsAK
“We flew to the island in June and visited every building the company itself told regulators it serves. We knocked on every door. Talked to every person we could find.
Not a single one told us they subscribe to the island’s subsidized internet service.” https://t.co/aGy4OXzqkW
The US government (you!) and the state of Alaska are subsidizing internet for empty homes. A must-read story by @kylehopkinsAK@adndotcom https://t.co/aGy4OXzqkW
“It all feels quite like the Handmaid’s tale,” she wrote on Sept. 24. “I had to seek refuge, travel by ambulance across borders.”
She Faced a Life-Threatening Miscarriage. Under Arkansas’ Abortion Ban, Even Calls to the Governor’s Office Didn’t Help. https://t.co/zAKc0rol3s
🤖 Wow, people really want to talk about Internet in Alaska. Hundreds of responses already.
Wanna help our investigation? Find the survey here: https://t.co/oAxIGql9FI
The lede of this story is most excellent. This Convicted Felon Gets $1 Million a Year to Sell Obsolete Internet Service. You Pay for It.
https://t.co/Hhg2gGQb9U @kylehopkinsAK
This story is simply 🤯: This Convicted Felon Gets $1 Million a Year to Sell Obsolete Internet Service. You Pay for It.
https://t.co/Hhg2gGQb9U by partner @kylehopkinsAK@adndotcom
Be sure to read @Mike_Hixenbaugh's latest story: Families caring for disabled relatives face unthinkable choices as Medicaid cuts loom https://t.co/WtJ6CcfU8R via @nbcnews
@beardedmahmood Thanks for sharing this! Can I please ask what you pay per month for that service, and who the provider is? (If you'd rather not say, I totally understand. Just trying to get a sense of rates and speeds around the state.)
Help me with some reporting on Internet access in Alaska? Can you please run this speed test and tell me how fast the Internet is at your home or business? (And what community you're in?) Feel free to email [email protected]. THANKS! https://t.co/WK9CHYUpBN