Climbing rangers search for Austrian climber on Denali
Denali climbing rangers are looking for an Austrian climber that has gone missing near the summit of Mt. McKinley. An intense aerial and ground search is underway for 41 year
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Division of Forestry responds to tree fire in Denali State Park
A small fire was reported near Byers Lake in Denali State Park early Thursday morning. Tom Greiling, fire prevention officer for Mat Su Forestry, says that the fire was very
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No emergency closures expected for last fishing weekend
Last year at this time, Department of Fish and Game made an unpopular decision among some anglers and closed most Parks highway streams to fishing. They also limited the catch
by KTNA Staff
First draw of Iditarod mushers sign up at annual picnic
Forty seven mushers have signed up for the 2012 Iditarod at the annual picnic last weekend. John Baker, Jeff King, Lance Mackey, Martin Buser and Mitch Seavey are all at
by KTNA Staff
Morning Newscast - Friday, July 1, 2011
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecasts, Denali echos, announcements for July 1st. Host is Trisha Costello. Headlines – Denali rangers looking for missing climber; Small fire started in Denali State Park;
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Climber's body found on Denali
The search for Austrian climber Juergen Kanzian concluded Thursday evening when rangers at the 14,300 ft. camp located his body using a high powered spotting scope. Kanzian’s gear was located
by KTNA Staff
Argus in Talkeetna to share 1954 climb
The 1954 South Buttress climb of Denali has gone down in the history books as one of the great stories of survival on Denali. George Argus will be in Talkeetna
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Talkeetna to see huge utility rate hike
Residents and businesses in downtown Talkeetna and east Talkeetna recently received word that they would be seeing a close to 50% rate hike in their water and sewer utility bill.
by KTNA Staff
Denali's basecamp sees extreme melt
The Denali climbing season is starting to wrap up. There are only a couple hundred people left on the mountain and only a few left to check in at the
by KTNA Staff