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On Sunday morning, Alaska State Troopers responded to reports of vandalism in Talkeetna. Troopers say several businesses suffered damage, totaling around $1,500. On Saturday, Troopers responded to a burglary and
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has begun a photo contest for the 2018 fishing regulations summary booklet. Three cover photos will be chosen for the booklets, including
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has increased the bag limit for coho salmon in the Susitna Drainage. On Tuesday, Fish and Game announced that the daily bag limit
After a slow start, numbers are picking up for the 2017 coho salmon run in the Susitna Valley. KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Alaska Department of Fish and Game Area
by: Phillip Manning, Katie Writer – KTNA The solar eclipse of 2017 has come and gone. While some ventured to the Lower 48 to witness the total eclipse, some of
In just over a month, a request from the Talkeetna Community Council, Inc. board of directors has resulted in additional signage on Main Street, including a reduced speed limit. At
By JACOB MANN Frontiersman.com Note: This story comes to us via a content sharing agreement between KTNA and Wick Communications, the parent company of the Mat-Su Valley
This Tuesday is National Relaxation Day. With busy summer schedules, it’s often difficult to find time to relax and shed some of the stress that builds up. KTNA’s Phillip Manning
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly has delayed a decision on whether to tax plastic shopping bags until December. KTNA’s Phillip Manning followed the meeting and has this story: On Tuesday,
