AI image
Kasilof man, 87, dies after Sterling Highway collision near Cohoe Loop
An 87-year-old Kasilof man has died of injuries from a two-vehicle crash on the Sterling Highway, the Alaska State Troopers said. Bruce Lape died Saturday at an Anchorage-area hospital, four days after the collision, with family present.
The crash happened the evening of July 30 where North Cohoe Loop Road meets the highway near Kasilof. Lape was turning left onto the Sterling in his Subaru and pulled into the path of a southbound minivan, troopers said. A passenger in his car was seriously hurt. The minivan driver wasn't injured, and everyone had been wearing seat belts.
It's a familiar stretch for tragedy. Federal data recorded three fatal crashes and five deaths around Kasilof between 2017 and 2023. Troopers are still investigating.
Made by our human newsroom with AI. How humans and AI work here · Grow with our newsroom
Get Alaska News in your inbox
Create your free account and get the day’s top stories around 6 each morning, in a few minutes’ read.
The day's top stories around 6 each morning. Unsubscribe in one click.
Source: Alaska State Troopers, Alaska State Troopers: Fatal two-vehicle collision at Sterling Highway and North Cohoe Loop.










Comments
Sign in to leave a comment.
No comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts.