Governor signs Farm-to-school bill
Governor Sean Parnell on Tuesday signed into law the Farm-to-School Act at Palmer High School. The bill was unanimously approved in both the House and Senate and hailed across party
Borough anticipates economic boon with railroad extension
The Alaska State legislature appropriated $57 million for the design and further studies on the proposed railroad extension, connecting Port MacKenzie to the Interior. The Mat-Su Borough hopes this rail
In the field
SPRING IS HERE— Pussy willows the size of peanuts adorn willow trees in the area and snow is a thing of the past. Photo by Diana Haecker
Legislators hold meeting in Trapper Creek
Roads and fishing were the main topics discussed during a townhall meeting in Trapper Creek last Saturday with State Representative Mark Neuman and Senator Charlie Huggins. Download audio
Missing Big Lake man dies
A missing man from Big Lake was found unconscious and died after searchers have already spent two days looking for him. Also, a searching private airplane crashed when spotting the
Morning newscast - April 30, 2010
KTNA news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes for Friday, April 30, hosted by Trisha Costello. News headlines: Borough sees a number of resignations; James Skinner recommended for seat on Parks,
Parnell runs for Governor
Governor Sean Parnell this morning announced his intent to run for Governor in this fall’s primary elections.
Troopers search for missing man
UPDATED, Fri. 2:50 p.m.: Alaska State Troopers are searching for a missing man at Bud Lake, west of Caswell and the Susitna River.
Deadline to change studded tires is May 1
The statewide deadline for removing studded tires from vehicles is this Saturday, May 1.