Union Members Approve New Teacher Contract
The Mat-Su Borough School District is one step closer to avoiding a teacher strike this fall. On Saturday, the Mat-Su Education Association’s members ratified a contract that would take effect
Haze from Canadian fires blows into Southcentral
While the weather has been relatively sunny in recent days, and more clear skies are expected, views in the Northern Susitna Valley are more obscured than usual. According to the
Three People Safely Retrieved After Plane Crash in the Susitna River
On Saturday evening, a small float plane crashed in the Susitna River near Talkeetna. According to Alaska State Troopers, the crash was reported shortly before 6:30 pm. Troopers say a
Alaska Department of Fish and Game ends Chinook fishing on the Little Su
Chinook salmon counts are very low in both the Deshka and Little Susitna Rivers. On Monday, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game issued an emergency order ending fishing for
One Dead, Four Hospitalized After Highway Collision South of Talkeetna
One person is dead, and four have been taken to the hospital after a multi-vehicle collision near Mile 91 of the Parks Highway. Alaska State Troopers say a shuttle bus
Su Valley Voice for June 15th, 2023: Sunshine Community Health Center
This week on Su Valley Voice, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Bronn Salmon, Chief Information Officer for Sunshine Community Health Center. They discussed a variety of topics related to the
Post-Session Interview with Rep. McCabe
The Alaska Legislature gaveled out after just one day of its special session in May. Last week, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Representative Kevin McCabe about the end of the
School Board to consider multiple district policy changes including, libraries, pronouns, and counseling
At its meeting this Wednesday, the Mat-Su Borough School Board will consider both the Fiscal Year 2024 budget and several policy changes for the school district. The school board adopted
Rangers Rescue Three Climbers Over the Weekend
Over the weekend, the National Park Service reported two successful search-and-rescue operations in the Alaska Range. At around 2:00 am on Saturday, mountaineering rangers received word of a climber who