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! (This is my speed at home in Midtown Anchorage)

Reporting question: Whether or not someone received a PFD on a given year is: 1.) Public information. 2.) Not public information. 3.) Depends on who/how you ask. (Relevant law seems to be AS 43.23.110. In the past it's been interpreted as the state to say who got a check no?)

Please support my colleagues who are on strike today @propublicaguild.org

NEW: Alaska Lawmaker Calls for Hiring More Prosecutors, Public Defenders to Reduce Extreme Delay in Criminal Cases “I hate how slow this system is. It kills me,” key lawmaker says. @kylehopkinsak.bsky.social @adn.com

Documenting an Alaska Village, Before and After the Storm That Destroyed It, by @kylehopkinsak.bsky.social @adn.com

WATCH: Inside the Trump administration’s plan to change public education @nadiasussman.bsky.social

So great to hear @kylehopkinsak.bsky.social talk about his investigation into the slow pace of justice in Alaska on @wbur.org Here & Now

This is a story of a state legal system that failed every person it touched — especially Eunice Whitman. By @kylehopkinsak.bsky.social, with @adn.com

This is a story of a state legal system that failed every person it touched — especially Eunice Whitman. @kylehopkinsak.bsky.social @adn.com

"Alaska's slow-motion justice system." "Paul spent 7 years in jail waiting to be tried on a murder charge built on bad evidence." "[O]utsize impact on Alaska Natives [.], who are 18% of the state's residents but 40% of people arrested." #Alaska #USA #Drugs #Incarceration #Policing #Courts #Suicide

Justine Paul spent years in jail awaiting trial even as the evidence against him fell apart. Afterward, he lived on the streets and nearly overdosed 10 times. “They took seven and a half years of his life, and I think it broke him,” his lawyer said. By @kylehopkinsak.bsky.social, @adn.com

NEW: Bad Evidence Got Him Indicted for Murder. He Waited 7 Years to Walk Free. Justine Paul was accused of killing his girlfriend, Eunice Whitman. In Alaska’s slow-motion criminal justice system, he was kept behind bars even as the evidence against him fell apart.

A heartbreaking story from beginning to end: Bad Evidence Got Him Indicted for Murder. He Waited 7 Years to Walk Free. by @kylehopkinsak.bsky.social @adn.com

Alaskans: Do we say middle school or junior high?

“The North is calling on you to see us”… www.adn.com/opinions/202...

Been stuck in traffic northbound Minnesota for half an hour …

Thank you @adn.com for publishing my obituary for perhaps the most beloved bear in the world: the late, great, king 480 Otis.

How many old fire department training towers are in Anchorage? Where are they?

I personally know one nurse who already moved and another who's working on it.

Print won’t last forever but for now it still warms my cold heart to see a story on the racks

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy has said again and again that the state government would work with Alaska Natives to address the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous people. BUT…the state is refusing to release lists of Indigenous murder victims. @kylehopkinsak.bsky.social

NEW: Alaska publishes a quarterly list with the names of Indigenous people reported missing — but it still doesn’t issue a list for those who’ve been killed. When a local nonprofit requested that information, the state said no. By @kylehopkinsak.bsky.social of @adn.com

Alaska Vowed to Resolve Murders of Indigenous People. Now It Refuses to Provide Their Names. @kylehopkinsak.bsky.social @adn.com

“It reminded me of the Taliban.” projects.propublica.org/trump-ice-sm...

We should have listened when the modems screamed at us.

"... to name but a few irrevocable, irreplaceable losses for our community and the NANA Region." - Kotzebue Vice Mayor Kathleen Sherman

"No more opportunities for local talk shows in Kotzebue with local officials, visiting officials or community persons"

"No more notices of community events"

"No more Mukluk Telegraph (a crucial communication channel -- a way for people to broadcast ... to those living in remote villages)"

"No more timely fishing and subsistence reports"

"No more broadcasting of notices of local, state and federal public meetings in the region"

"No more employment opportunity notices"

"No more public service announcements"

"No more Native American Calling broadcasts"

"No more live broadcasting of Northwest Arctic Borough Assembly meetings"

"No more live broadcasting of Kotzebue City Council meetings"

"No more local sports broadcasting" 🏀

"No more local and national news" 📰

"No more singspirations"

"No more music"

"No more timely emergency warnings"

"No more contemporary weather forecasts"

18 things Kotzebue, Alaska, is about to lose because of the defunding of public broadcasting: (according to the city's letter to Alaska's delegation)

While the U.S. Senate is voting to defund public broadcasting ... my colleagues at rural Alaska public radio stations are scrambling to help coastal residents understand the tsunami danger from a 6.6 mag earthquake that struck minutes ago in Sand Point/Aleutians East.

So is this the quake that prompted automatic alerts in Anchorage? earthquake.alaska.edu/event/025925...

"Ten hours later, Jeffrey Foreman died while being restrained by correctional officers in his cell — raising questions about what happened." www.adn.com/alaska-news/...

IMPACT: Anchorage Rebuilds Its Prosecutor’s Office After Our Reporting Revealed Hundreds of Criminal Case Dismissals, by @kylehopkinsak.bsky.social @adn.com

"Begich, a multimillionaire who relied on his personal wealth to propel him to Congress, railed against the federal deficit during his runs for office. He made no mention of the projections that the bill will increase the national deficit by more than $3 trillion..." www.adn.com/politics/202...

"The bill has been opposed by several organizations representing payday lenders, including the Online Lenders Alliance, which this year paid a total of $73,000 to two powerful Alaska lobbyists, Miles Baker and Frank Bickford" www.adn.com/politics/ala...