Borough Assembly approves new Northern Valley EMS facility
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly has approved the scope of work and budget for a new emergency medical services facility in the Northern Susitna Valley. Currently, EMTs are based out of
Troopers: Road rage incident leads to shooting in Willow
A Wasilla man was shot in Willow after what the Alaska State Troopers describe as a road rage incident. Troopers say 25-year-old Trent Wohlers was involved in a road rage
Talkeetna Elementary's World Fair
by: Katie Writer – KTNA The Talkeetna Elementary has been busy preparing for an evening event called “The World Fair.” The Community is invited to attend this spring concert. KTNA’s
25th Anniversary Audio: Base Camp Annie
This year, KTNA is celebrating twenty-five years on the air. As part of that, we are looking back at some of the stories we have covered in the last quarter-century.
Rep. Eastman on the state budget, caucuses, and his Senate counterpart
In less than three weeks, the Alaska Legislature will hit its statutory limit of a ninety-day session. Currently, there doesn’t seem to be much of a chance that their business
Borough provides additional sales tax revenue data
The Mat-Su Borough has provided updated numbers for sales tax revenue collected in the Talkeetna Sewer and Water District. Initially, Borough Finance Director Cheyenne Heindel reported revenue of about $300.
Petition filed to repeal Talkeetna sales tax
An official effort is currently underway to repeal the three-percent sales tax within the Talkeetna Sewer and Water District. Nineteen local residents have signed a petition for a referendum on
Staying safe with moose on the move
As breakup approaches, more and more Upper Valley residents are reporting close encounters with moose. KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Ken Marsh, Public Information Officer for the Division of Wildlife
Sewer and Water sales tax figures for January filings
Update: After initial publication of this story, business owners reported, and the Mat-Su Borough confirmed, that significantly more tax revenue was collected than initially reported to KTNA by the borough.