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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is looking to the public for input on potential plans for flood control structures in Talkeetna. KTNA’s Phillip Manning attended a meeting held last
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues past eighteen months, testing has once again become a priority in many areas, particularly in rural communities where facilities are limited. In Talkeetna, Denali Education
Like many venues, Denali Art’s Council’s Sheldon Community Arts Hangar has been shuttered for much of the pandemic, but that is set to change. KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with DAC
The campaign for Mat-Su Borough Mayor is down to two candidates. Monday evening, former Wasilla Mayor Bert Cottle announced on his campaign’s Facebook Page that he is withdrawing from the
The month of September is nearing its end, bringing with it colder temperatures and blankets of birch leaves. The end of the month also means its time for Fat Bear
It has now been over eighteen months since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic and since Governor Mike Dunleavy first declared a state of emergency around the disease. The surge of
The Alaska Redistricting Board has approved six proposals for new state legislative districts, including two revisions to its own proposed maps. Redistricting is a process that happens after each national
Weather-caused power outages that started Monday night kept crews busy throughout the Mat-Su Borough. As of late Tuesday afternoon, more than 4,000 Matanuska Electric Association members were without power. The
Alaska State Troopers are looking for witnesses to a crash on the Parks Highway Sunday afternoon. According to Troopers, a motorcycle crashed near Mile 93 of the Parks Highway around
