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Across Alaska, important stories are unfolding right now.
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Stories that take time to report, voices to gather, and a commitment to getting it right.
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Whether you choose to make a one-time gift or invest monthly,
your tax-deductible support helps ensure these stories continue —
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Reporting over the past six months has brought attention to:
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Leaks, mold, cold, sewage plague Anchorage apartments after California landlord took over
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This story brings readers into the experiences of Anchorage residents who live in apartments owned by an Outside company with a checkered track record as a landlord. As part of this reporting, we also published a story outlining what tenant protections are available for Anchorage renters.
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‘Hiding better’: A complicated reality as Anchorage says it’s making progress on persistent homelessness
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Anchorage's relationship to homelessness has evolved under different administrations. While city officials are quick to point to multipronged efforts to bring shelter beds online, crack down on large camps, increase available housing and connect vulnerable populations to services, the reality on the ground has frustrated some who say Anchorage's efforts are simply pushing people experiencing homelessness farther from view.
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Anchorage firefighters grapple with burnout and injuries as call volumes climb
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Over the past decade, the number of 911 calls answered by the Anchorage Fire Department has more than doubled, resulting in a 60% increase in responses. Despite steadily rising call volumes, the number of firefighters employed by the Municipality of Anchorage hasn't changed.
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