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The Talkeetna wastewater lagoons tested out of compliance for fecal coliform bacteria in the month of June. In a report filed with the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, the Mat-Su
At its meeting next Tuesday, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly will hold a public hearing on the proposal to put a borough-wide sales tax to a popular vote, but perhaps not
Bugs of various shapes and sizes are part of life in Alaska, and it can be easy for them to escape notice. KTNA’s Phillip Manning recently spoke with an entomology
Stubbs the cat passed away in the overnight hours between Thursday and Friday, according to his owners. For nearly two decades, Stubbs, so named due to his lack of a
On Sunday night, two simultaneous earthquakes shook the Northern Susitna Valley. According to the Alaska Earthquake Center, a Magnitude 3.8 earthquake fifteen miles south of Talkeetna and a Magnitude 4.2
This Friday marks the end of the written public comment period for a proposed cell tower in Trapper Creek. All but one comment included in the official application for the
UPDATE: Late Wednesday, Senator David Wilson amended his letter of intent filing with the Alaska Public Offices Commission to say he is not running for Lieutenant Governor. He had filed
Alaska Public Media and KTOO’s Andrew Kitchenman contributed to this report. On Wednesday, State Senator David Wilson filed a letter of intent to run for lieutenant governor. Later the same
Senator Mike Dunleavy has filed to run for governor in 2018. Conservative news outlet “Must Read Alaska” first reported the filing of Dunleavy’s letter of intent to run on Monday.
