Rural America costs a lot of money: Trump cuts are decimating a radio station at the edge of the world

KSDP brings vital information - from tsunami warnings to salmon levels - to an Alaskan town of 600 people. Can it survive losing 70% its budget in federal support?In Sand Point, Alaska, the radio dial is mostly empty. For a commercial broadcaster, running a station in this Aleutian Island fishing town of about 600 people just is not worth the cost of doing business. But KSDP, the local public radio station for Sand Point, is a community anchor, bringing listeners music, emergency alerts, live co...