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lifeSoutheast · 17h ago

Ketchikan landslide knocks out substation, disaster declared, $1.59M bill

A storm-driven slide damaged the Ward Cove substation on Oct. 15, and city and borough leaders are racing to ratify a disaster declaration before winter storms test the rerouted power supply.

  • The landslide hit the Ward Cove substation on Oct. 15 during a storm with over six inches of rain and gusts to 58 mph
  • The control building was shoved 8 feet off its foundation; no one was hurt
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lifeAnchorage · 17h ago

Bomb threats force evacuations at five Anchorage schools, none found credible

Anchorage School District evacuated four schools and named a fifth in bomb threats Wednesday; police found no explosives.

  • Threats came in as simultaneous phone calls around 1:22 p.m. on Oct. 21, 2026
  • Four campuses evacuated: Airport Heights Elementary, West High School, Romig Middle School, Rilke Schule German Immersion School
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lifeAnchorage · 17h ago

Dog Survives 50 Hours Alone After Chugach Avalanche Injures Two HikersHeadliner

A volunteer search using drones, a scent dog and an Apple AirTag found LouLou the poodle-husky mix alive near Pepper Peak, two days after an avalanche swept away the hikers she was with.

  • Avalanche hit Saturday, October 10, near Pepper Peak north of Eklutna Lake in Chugach State Park
  • Two mountaineers were carried about 500 feet down a ridge and survived with serious injuries including broken bones
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lifeKenai · 17h ago

Nikiski man cited after troopers say moose antlers were sub-legal

A 26-year-old Nikiski hunter received a misdemeanor summons after Alaska Wildlife Troopers said his bull moose fell short of Unit 15A's antler requirements, with his rifle and antlers seized as eviden

  • Nathan Rogers, 26, of Nikiski, received a misdemeanor summons for violating moose hunting seasons and bag limits.
  • The moose measured 45 3/8 inches across the antlers with two brow tines on each side, under Unit 15A's legal requirement.
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