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LOCAL JUNEAU EMPIRE For the first time in seven years, the state raised its child-care assistance rates. But home providers say new rates for Juneau don't cover their costs.

Child care providers: Subsidy not enough

 Faith Rogers directs play time Wednesday at her child care business, Young Explorers, for children, from left, Remi Stark, 3, Mathias Wiederspohn, 5, Hadley Wiederspohn, 23 months, Luke Gnadt, 2, and Zeriah Rogers, 7.
Brian Wallace / The Associated Press
Faith Rogers directs play time Wednesday at her child care business, Young Explorers, for children, from left, Remi Stark, 3, Mathias Wiederspohn, 5, Hadley Wiederspohn, 23 months, Luke Gnadt, 2, and Zeriah Rogers, 7.
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