Su Valley Girls Win Conference Basketball Tournament, Head to State
CORRECTION: The original version of this story stated that the boys basketball team would not be going to the state tournament after finishing third. We have been informed that the
Sunshine Clinic check-in for March 19th, 2021: Dr. Natalie Cassell
For the most recent check-in with Sunshine Community Health Center, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Dr. Natalie Cassell, Sunshine’s pediatrician. One of the topics they discussed is COVID-19 vaccines and
Wasilla man fatally shot by law enforcement; Troopers say he was holding hostages
Wasilla Police and Alaska State Troopers fatally shot a Wasilla man on Saturday night who they say was holding a woman and three children hostage. Shortly before 9:00 pm on
Iditarod Report with Mark Wildermuth for March 12th, 2021
On today’s Iditarod Report, most of the field has turned around in Iditarod, teams catch up on mandatory rests, and the contenders emerge to be first across the finish line.
State and borough respond to multiple calls of people and pets in distress on area ice
Over the course of the last week, emergency responders have been called to multiple search and rescue operations involving people on the ice in the Susitna Valley. On Tuesday, Alaska
Alaska Railroad steps up number of trains scheduled for 2021
The Alaska Railroad is planning to run more passenger trains this summer than in 2020, but still fewer than it has in recent pre-pandemic years. The railroad announced the new
Iditarod Report for March 11th, 2021 with Mark Wildermuth
On tonight’s Iditarod Report with Mark Wildermuth, multiple teams reach the halfway point of the race, one musher scratches, and another is withdrawn due to testing positive for the virus
Iditarod Report for March 10th, 2021
On tonight’s Iditarod report with Mark Wildermuth: many teams are checking off mandatory rest breaks and race officials shorten the race route due to poor conditions. Mark says the next
State removes COVID-19 vaccine eligibility requirements
All Alaskans aged sixteen and older are now eligible for state-supplied COVID-19 vaccines. The announcement of the lifted restrictions came early Tuesday evening and makes Alaska the first state to