On this Morning Edition, months after he went missing out on the water near Nome, a family is remembering 72-year-old Samuel Shavings as a humble, loving man. Later, hear the details about a micro-reactor meant to generate heat and electricity on Eielson and how much it's expected to cost taxpayers.

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One person was killed in an anchorage hit and run Friday night. What police know so far, and how you can help them understand what happened.

And the Anchorage Fire Department says no one was injured after a plane crash at Merrill Field on Friday night. What the NTSB knows so far about what happened to the plane, which was sold just hours before the crash.

On today's Morning Edition, why the FBI says the arrest of the owner and manager of the Chelsea Inn will have a big impact on the community. Plus, in the wake of the latest school shooting in Minneapolis, the Anchorage School District is making changes to its safety policies.

Today on the Morning Edition, a community in mourning comes together after unspeakable tragedy in Minneapolis. Later today, renewed warnings from officials to be bear-aware.

On this Morning Edition, the family of the man tased at the Alaska State Fair Sunday speaks out and the Palmer Police respond. Later today, why a proposed ordinance to make marijuana consumption legal in public is postponed indefinitely.

Palmer Police are investigating an incident where officers punched and tased a 22-year-old Wasilla man at the Alaska State Fair on Sunday night. Plus, a Delta Junction teen is dead following a fatal ATV crash over the weekend, with community members still dealing with the news; and wildlife officials are asking residents in a Kenai neighborhood to be on high alert following a bear attack early Tuesday morning.