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KTNA’s Katie Writer recently spoke with Brian Brettschneider, research climatologist with International Arctic Research Center and the University of Alaska Fairbanks. In this second segment, they discuss possible actions Alaskans
Brian Brettschneider is a research climatologist with International Arctic Research Center and University of Alaska Fairbanks. As a research climatologist, Brian and his colleagues have so many items to discuss
The 2019 Mat-Su Borough School District Cross Country Running Race was a great opportunity for Talkeetna Elementary’s XC running team to race in fields up to 110 runners. The race
Last week, the Su Valley Co-Ed Soccer Program hosted games against Wasilla’s Lady of the Valley school. Middle school coach Jamie Westnedge was pleased with the performance of his team,
Over 563 firefighters have fought the McKinley Fire and an additional 230 firefighters have worked on the Deshka Landing Fire since August 17th. While many of these firefighters are from
While firefighters are gaining ground on containing the McKinley Fire near Talkeetna, Alaska, there is also a large number of people working with those displaced by the fires. The logistics
When the Parks Highway closed temporarily due to the McKinley Wildfire on Sunday, the amount of travelers utilizing this main road system that connects Anchorage to Fairbanks becomes obvious when
Climbing season on Denali has ended, and nearly 800 people made it to the summit this summer. One of those people is Remy Kloos of South Africa. She spoke with
The heat wave has made for high water on the glacier fed rivers. While most of the debris has been washed out on the Talkeetna River, boat drivers may be
