State Seismologist: No current method for predicting earthquakes
Over the coming weeks, KTNA will air multiple stories about earthquakes. November 30th’s magnitude 7.0 earthquake is still producing aftershocks that can be felt in the Susitna Valley. In the
Over the coming weeks, KTNA will air multiple stories about earthquakes. November 30th’s magnitude 7.0 earthquake is still producing aftershocks that can be felt in the Susitna Valley. In the wake of that earthquake, links are being shared on social media to websites that claim to be able to predict earthquakes. State Seismologist Mike West told KTNA’s Phillip Manning that there is no known method for predicting earthquakes.
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KTNA App Update: Refined Experience & Enhanced Reliability
We’ve just rolled out a significant update to the KTNA mobile app to ensure a smoother, more premium experience for every listener.
Susitna Writer Voice - July 19, 2026, One Line at a Time, bookclub poetry.
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Welcome to the New KTNA Site
Explore KTNA’s newly redesigned website, featuring easier navigation, improved access to live radio and recent broadcasts, and clearer ways to find local news, community updates, programs, and station information.
Yaks Run Loose on Talkeetna Spur Road
At least twice this summer, yaks have been spotted running loose along the Talkeetna Spur Road. Mat-Su Borough Animal Control has opened a case for multiple reports about the loose