 Also, for the second year in a row, Alaska's error rate is the highest in the nation at 60%. The rates released Friday cover the one-year period between October 2022 and September of 2023. Generally, payment errors come from state agencies incorrectly certifying someone who's not eligible for the program or calculating the benefit amount incorrectly. The vast majority of Alaska errors were overpayment, according to the Food and Nutrition Service. That's news of the Kenai in Alaska. I'm Nick Sorrell.