5/10 11:45 am: We are back on air. We will be conducting some testing between 12:30 and 1:00 pm today in an attempt to fully resolve the issue. There will … We’re Working on a Broadcasting Issue

UPDATE: Ice on the antenna seems to have been the issue, and it is resolving as the temperature rises above freezing. We are looking into why the radio broadcast has … Static on KTNA’s Broadcast

UPDATE Monday 10:30 am: KTNA is back on air. Thank you to George Menard for keeping KTNA’s transmitter going. UPDATE Monday 3:00 am: Transmitter power went out again. We hope … KTNA on-air & online status

Today, the wait for safe drinking water in the Trapper Creek area officially ends.  The board of Trapper Creek Community Services and officials from the Mat-Su Borough will cut a … New Trapper Creek Watering Point provides safe drinking water

KTNA is getting  a new generator at the transmitter site today, which will require shutting down the power for up to an hour.  We anticipate that we will be off … Off air but ON line until 3 pm

On Friday the Alaska Department of Health and Human Services reported another 78 new confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the Mat-Su Borough. This brings the total number of new Mat-Su … More than 800 new cases of Covid-19 in the Mat-Su in past week

9:10 pm: Looks like the generator isn’t ready to power the transmitter so we’ll be off air until MEA is able to restore power. You can still listen online: https://ktna.org/listen.html … Petersville Road power outage

On Monday morning, the Matanuska-Susitna Education Association (MSEA) issued a press release to announce the official strike vote results, which were certified by the Anchorage League of Women Voters. 93 … MSEA Members Vote to Authorize a Strike

The Mat-Su Borough held a press conference on Wednesday, covering a number of health and safety topics. Mayor Vern Halter and Ken Barkley, Director of Emergency Services, implored residents to … Mat-Su Borough emphasizes safety and health