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USS Ted Stevens officially arrives in Whittier (opens the original)
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WHITTIER, Alaska (KTUU) - As an adoring crowd watched on through a driving rainstorm, the U.S. Navy’s newest destroyer made its long-awaited landfall in Alaska Sunday. The USS Ted Stevens (DDG 128), set to be officially commissioned on Saturday, completed an eight-year-long journey that began with her awarding in September 2018 by mooring herself to Whittier’s Princess Cruises port dock. “This is very significant for this city,” USS Ted Stevens Commissioning Committee vice president Chuck Kopp s
Walkers don their high heels to ‘Walk a Mile in Her Shoes’ (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Anchorage community members gathered at the Dimond Center Saturday morning for the latest installment of a time-honored, possibly ankle-twisting tradition. The nineteenth running or, more accurately, gingerly walking of Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, organized by Standing Together Against Rape (STAR) Alaska, attracted entrants with wildly varying levels of experience wearing high heels, all for a common cause. “It’s a great opportunity for community members to come out and
‘Hope for the best, but plan for the worst’: Experts offer advice for hikers, hunters to avoid needing rescue (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - With fall hiking and hunting season in full swing, Alaskans are getting outdoors — but no matter where you are across the state’s vast wilderness, preparation is paramount. “Every year, the fall season, which is also the hunting season, is oftentimes the busiest rescue season for the Alaska National Guard,” David Bedard, Chief of Public Affairs for the Alaska National Guard, said. The Alaska National Guard, along with Alaska State Troopers, the U.S. Coast Guard, and ot
‘I just don’t drive anywhere’: As fuel prices climb, Alaskans adjust (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Average gas prices in the state of Alaska reached $5.06 Tuesday, nearly twenty cents higher than last month and seventy cents above the national average, according to AAA. Diesel prices are soaring at an even higher rate, with Tuesday’s mark of $6.40 sitting nearly a full dollar above last month’s price. Fueled by increasing unrest in the Middle East, including a wave of attacks by Houthi rebels in Saudi Arabia Monday that damaged infrastructure, crude oil prices world
‘Your story isn’t over’: Eagle River tattoo studio uses punctuation to fundraise for suicide prevention (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Seven Seas Tattoo held its yearly semicolon tattoo event Saturday, using punctuation to symbolize an unending resolve. “Semicolons have this representation as a tattoo symbol,” studio owner Ian McCusker said. “It means your story isn’t over. It’s kind of the same thing as the sentence goes on, your life goes on.” Attendees could choose from a variety of simple semicolon-inspired designs with all proceeds from each one going to the American Foundation for Suicide Preven
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