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Over the coming weeks, KTNA will air multiple stories about earthquakes. November 30th’s magnitude 7.0 earthquake is still producing aftershocks that can be felt in the Susitna Valley. In the
Last Friday, borough officials met with seven members of the Mat-Su delegation prior to the beginning of the legislative session next Tuesday. Among the top priorities for the Mat-Su are
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game will not allow fishing for king salmon in the Susitna River drainage this year. An emergency order issued on Monday, cites a low
Over the next week, we’re taking a look back at some of the news from 2018. At the end of February, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with local musher Anja Radano
by: Katie Writer – KTNA With the shortest day upon us, Alaskans are celebrating the holidays in different ways. For some, it’s family time. For others, it’s another day at
Volunteers and military aircraft have joined the coordinated search for a missing Anchorage couple in the Big Lake area. According to the Alaska State Troopers, a family member asked for
Matanuska Electric Association says a fallen tree caused Monday afternoon’s power outage in Talkeetna, Trapper Creek, and parts of Caswell. The outage, which began shortly after noon, affected more than
The Talkeetna and Willow ice rinks have been deemed safe after the November 30th earthquake, according to the Mat-Su Borough. Covers were built over both rinks over the course of
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly approved a resolution allowing temporary free dumping for earthquake debris on Tuesday. The resolution, which came eleven days after the Magnitude 7.0 earthquake, which occurred on
