A recent series by the Alaska Beacon takes a look at various facets of the domestic violence epidemic in Alaska, from root causes and proposed solutions to adverse health effects.
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Alaska’s food stamps backlog continues, with delayed appeals and Medicaid issues on the horizon
Advocates say the state is still taking an unlawfully long time to approve applications.
Months-long backlog for Alaska’s aid programs triggers second lawsuit
The backlog in the Division of Public Assistance has kept thousands of Alaskans waiting on food stamps and Medicaid, but it’s affecting other programs the division manages as well.
Alaska communities scramble to keep unhoused people sheltered
Advocates say state funding for a housing trust could relieve the burden.
March 28, 2023: A conversation with Claire Stremple, KTOO Health Reporter, on food stamp reporting and its impacts
KTOO’s Health Reporter and her food stamp reporting over the last couple months. Also, Native America Calling host Shawn Spruce on the National Humanities Medal the show received.
Dec. 28, 2022: Best of Juneau Afternoon 2022, Part 1
This week, we’re looking back at some of our favorite interviews of the year.
Listen: How Alaska cruise towns are handling COVID-19 arriving on ships
Cruise tourism’s restart after a nearly two-year hiatus is bringing hope for a revived economy in Southeast — but also safety concerns on ship and shore.