Total Lunar Eclipse tonight
Many people around the world will become amateur stargazers tonight, looking up at the sky to witness one of the most unique astrological events of the year. Beginning at approximately
Wasilla man charged with wildlife crimes
A Wasilla man has been found guilty of 23 misdemeanor fish and wildlife violations in Anchorage District Count. Kurt Lepping, 55, was convicted of same day airborne hunting, guiding without
Decadent Desserts
KTNA’s Decadent Desserts Auction is under way. Alice Bish has provided her “To Die for Fudge Cake” to the KTNA supporter who bids the most before 2PM. If the bidding
Housing market in the upper valley flat over last year
As businesses add up their end of the year numbers for 2010, KTNA takes a look at what has happened with the real estate market, both in the northern valley
Morning Newscast - Thursday, December 16, 2010
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos, announcements for December 16th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Wind event has lower valley scrambling; Talkeetna Sewer and Water updates from Mike
Talkeetna's sewer and water utility completes testing
It took many months for the Mat Su Borough to replace utility man Chuck Jacobs and in August Mike Kilgo was hired as the replacement. He has spent the last
Martin retires as superintendent
Steve Martin, former Denali National Park and Preserve superintendent, has announced his retirement from the Park Service.
Nuggets -Pearl Harbor Day
Pearl Harbor, December 7th, 1941: Several Upper Valley residents recall the day that Pearl Harbor was bombed and the beginning of the US involvement in WW2. Also clear in their
Governor Parnell releases his proposed 2012 budget
Governor Parnell has announced his budget plan for Fiscal Year 2012. The operating and capital budgets total $11.1 billion, with $5.45 billion in state general funds. State agency operating growth