HeyJaredTracy Sinclare
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Warm and windy? Cold and dry? A look at Alaska’s approaching winter (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - You’ve probably heard in the national media about a possible record-breaking El Niño this coming winter and warnings of more snow, less snow, warmer temperatures and cooler temperatures. The question for Alaskans is what does it mean for our state? Chief Meteorologist Melissa Frey looks at the forecast, the historical impact and what Alaskan can expect as we head closer to winter. If you have questions about El Niño you’d like to ask Melissa, send them to her at mfrey@
Diesel fuel hits record high price per gallon in Alaska (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Oil prices continue to rise with Alaska North Slope crude oil reaching nearly $97 a barrel at the end of last week. Gas prices have followed suit. According to the latest data from AAA, the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline in Alaska has hit $5.02 — an increase of $1.25 from a year ago. These averages do not necessarily include prices from smaller rural communities where gas prices can be extremely high. Diesel fuel is at record high prices in Ala
On the Record: Mary Peltola (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - In this episode of Alaska’s Political Pipeline, political reporter Wil Courtney sits down with U.S. Senate candidate Mary Peltola. Peltola discusses her decision to enter the race, tackling high costs of groceries and fuel in rural Alaska, and her vision for bringing bipartisanship back to Washington, D.C. See a spelling or grammar error? Report it to web@ktuu.com Copyright 2026 KTUU. All rights reserved.
907 Fri-yay: After weeks of rain, Alaska Botanical Garden bursts into bloom (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The sun is shining after almost two weeks of persistent precipitation, so Tracy Sinclare headed immediately to the garden for a 907 Fri-yay! As they say, “there’s always something blooming” at the Alaska Botanical Garden. Right now, it’s garlic scape season. Scapes are the flowers of hardneck garlic plants. If you left them on the plant, it would turn into a flower but to focus the plant’s energy on building the garlic bulb, you cut off the scape. The good news is...th
Cyclospora and Alaska: how worried should we be? (opens the original)
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - When you hear the phrase “explosive diarrhea” in repeated news stories, it’s never a good thing, but how worried should Alaskans be? A large, multi-state outbreak of cyclospora is underway across 34 states, according to the Centers for Disease Control. “This particular outbreak is quite a big one. This is one of the larger cyclospora outbreaks that I can remember in a while,” said Dr. Joe McLaughlin, Alaska State Epidemiologist. According to McLaughlin, a cyclospora ou
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