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Katmai bears keep fans and rangers on their toes in tight Fat Bear Week finale (opens the original)
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KATMAI, Alaska (KTUU) - Gnarling away at votes, bears at Katmai National Park and Preserve kept fans and rangers on their toes, once again, during Tuesday’s Fat Bear Week finale. This year’s finale, similar to Monday’s semifinal, ended in a tight, rare, race. Bear 89, known as ‘Backpack,’ and Bear 910 competed for the title on Tuesday. “It’s like, oh, five minutes of voting left. We still aren’t sure who is going to take it,” Sarah Bruce, a park ranger at Katmai National Park and Preserve, said.
Troopers: Wasilla man fatally shot wife before killing himself at Mat-Su lake (opens the original)
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PALMER, Alaska (KTUU) - Alaska State Troopers are investigating a homicide that took place Monday afternoon at Reflections Lake off the Glenn Highway along the Palmer Hay Flats. Content warning: This story contains discussion on the topic of suicide. Troopers responded to a disturbance involving a firearm at around 4:52 p.m. at Reflections Lake. According to troopers, a preliminary investigation shows that 36-year-old Wasilla resident Chang Thao fatally shot his wife, 30-year-old Pa Le Her. Afte
‘This is unprecedented’: Fat Bear Week semifinal ends in neck-and-neck race for final bracket spot (opens the original)
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KATMAI, Alaska (KTUU) - Fat Bear Week’s semifinal wrapped up Monday, as two male bears fought for a position on Tuesday’s final bracket. Bear 89, ‘Backpack,’ and Bear 164, ‘Bucky,’ racked up votes Monday in a tight race, with only one advancing to Tuesday’s final bracket. In the end, Backpack pulled ahead by around 3,000 votes, winning what officials say is the tightest race they have seen during Fat Bear Week. “This is the first time, this is unprecedented. We have never had a race this close,”
Moving to JBER? Here is how the Cohen Clinic can help (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The end of summer marks the end of the permanent change of station (PCS) season that affects countless military families each year. According to the Armed Forces Mutual, more than 400,000 military families will move to a new base every year. The Armed Services YMCA said the main PCS season takes place between June and the end of September. “Whenever a family goes through a PCS, there are so many changes,” said MaryBeth Goodman with the Steven A. Cohen Military Family C
‘I could hear all the bones crunching’: man survives bear attack during caribou hunting trip (opens the original)
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DEADHORSE, Alaska (KTUU) - A Washington man is alive following a bear attack on the North Slope last week. Content warning: Some of the images in this story may be disturbing for some readers. Jadon Nicoara, 27, is alive, now resting at his home, after he was attacked by a brown bear while caribou hunting around 100 miles outside of Deadhorse. “I’m very thankful to be alive,” Nicoara said. “Glad to have my eyesight and the use of all my limbs. God is very good.” On Thursday, four days into their
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