You pay to keep hundreds of buildings wired for internet on abandoned Navy base in Alaska

The cable was installed to connect the home to the internet after the base closed. It costs more than $340,000 per year to provide this building and hundreds of others — all but a few of them empty — with internet access no one says they use.

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