Iditarod Report for March 9th, 2021 with Mark Wildermuth
On today’s Iditarod Report with Mark Wildermuth, Aliy Zirkle scratches, and the front of the pack pulls into McGrath, led by Dallas Seavey. In total, three former Iditarod champions are
Some federally qualified health clinics begin getting additional COVID-19 vaccine doses
The organization that funds Federally Qualified Health Centers, including Sunshine Community Health Center, has begun distributing its own COVID-19 vaccine supplies to some of those centers, which could eventually lead
Troopers arrest Willow man on charges of assault, failing to register as a sex offender
A Willow man is in custody on for multiple assault charges and failing to register as a sex offender. Alaska State Troopers responded to a call early Saturday morning where
KTNA Iditarod Report for March 8th, 2021 with Mark Wildermuth
This week, Iditarod veteran Mark Wildermuth is once again joining us to give updates on the race. In our first report, he discusses the race route and its implications with
Su Valley Voice for March 4th, 2021: Mat-Su Borough Manager Mike Brown
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning spoke with Mat-Su Borough Manager Mike Brown. Topics covered include the upcoming budget cycle, the borough’s solid waste division, and various
State expands COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to Tier 1C
The Alaska Department of Health and Social Services has expanded eligibility for state-supplied COVID-19 vaccines to a new sub-tier. On Wednesday morning, DHSS announced that Tier 1c is now able
Denali climbing season to return for 2021
Last year, nobody attempted to climb Denali for the first time in seventy years after the season was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, climbing season is returning along
Borough solid waste transfer site closure plan is hypothetical unless Assembly takes it up
Recently, a borough document describing a potential plan for shutting down some solid waste transfer sites has caused a stir in the Northern Susitna Valley. Near the end of January,
Mat-Su COVID-19 case rates remain second-highest in the state
The rate of transmission of the virus that causes COVID-19 continues to slowly decrease around the state; that’s according to the weekly pandemic update from the Alaska Department of Health