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Troopers say two teenagers operating an all-terrain vehicle failed to stop at a stop sign before crashing into the side of an SUV.

Four crashes and six fatalities have happened on the Sterling Highway in the past two weeks. Troopers say those high rates come down to unsafe, distracted driver behavior.

Troopers say a 14-year-old stole a truck and crashed it into a Nikiski home, causing $20,000 in damages.

56-year-old Dino Leite and 26-year-old Chase Logan died after a truck failed to slow down when entering a school zone and struck their vehicle, according to troopers. No charges have been filed as of Friday afternoon.

A car struck a concrete mixer head on near Cooper Landing Friday. 30-year-old Sherika Hatten and a 2-year-old boy died in the crash.

A Wisconsin woman was killed in a head-on collision near Sterling, and a Clam Gulch resident died after swerving off the road south of Soldotna.

Troopers say a car pulled out onto the Sterling Highway in front of a motorhome without stopping at a stop sign. The two collided, and one of the motorhome's occupants was hospitalized with severe injuries.

A 34-year-old Nikiski man died in a car crash Sunday on the Seward Highway near Moose Pass. According to Alaska State Troopers, Arleigh Bacarella, of…