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Fish and Game kills 3 brown bears in South Anchorage after reports of property damage, trash can feedings (opens the original)
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In the past week, Alaska Department of Fish and Game staff have killed three bears in South Anchorage that officials say were damaging property and getting into unsecured trash cans. The most recent incident happened Tuesday morning. Fish and Game officials killed a male brown bear in the Rabbit Creek neighborhood after they received reports of a bear breaking into garages, vehicles and even pushing in the door of a house. Cyndi Wardlow is Fish and Game's regional supervisor for wildlife conserv
Anchorage woman arrested after fatal hit-and-run (opens the original)
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An Anchorage woman fatally struck a pedestrian on the city’s northeast side Thursday morning, police say. Anchorage police said they were alerted at 8:13 a.m. Thursday to a report of a vehicle hitting a pedestrian near the intersection of Orca Street and East 3rd Avenue. Anchorage Fire Department medics declared a woman dead at the scene. Police identified Vaiee Samuelu, 60, as the vehicle’s driver and said she had not remained at the scene of the collision. She was arrested and brought to the A
State asks judge to dismiss lawsuit over sharing voter information with Justice Department (opens the original)
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The State of Alaska is requesting that a judge throw out a lawsuit alleging the Division of Elections violated Alaskans’ right to privacy when it shared voter information with the federal government last December. The state turned over the voter list, including drivers licences numbers and addresses, after a series of requests from the Department of Justice. The League of Women Voters and the Alaska Black Caucus filed suit in April against Division of Elections Director Carol Beecher and Lt. Gov
Anchorage police shoot man accused of stealing truck, pointing handgun at officers (opens the original)
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Anchorage police on Sunday night shot and wounded a man in Midtown who they say assaulted an elderly man and stole his truck. The incident began at around noon on Sunday when a man allegedly pulled a handgun on an elderly man who parked his truck near the intersection of East 22nd Avenue and Glacier Street, Anchorage Police Chief Sean Case said. The man allegedly asked for the keys to the elderly man’s truck. “The victim did not immediately turn over the keys to his car, at which time, the suspe
A California-based company made it rain near Homer. Locals say they were blindsided. (opens the original)
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It sounds like something out of a sci-fi novel, but a California-based company literally made it rain last month over part of the Kenai Peninsula. Officials with the aptly-named Rainmaker say they generated millions of gallons of rainfall by flying a drone into a cloud and dispersing a chemical. While company leaders are calling the test a success, journalist Max Graham reports that local residents and officials say they were blindsided by the experiment. Graham wrote about the experiment in the
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