For the first time in more than sixty years, no one will set foot on the highest point in North America in 2020. As of Friday, all climbing permits for … Denali National Park suspends all 2020 climbing permits

In this month’s hour-long edition of What to Do Upper Su, hosts Elliot, Trisha, and Ali discuss the many recent changes in the local calendar due to the spread of … What To Do Upper Su for March 19th, 2020: Social Distancing Edition

Beginning at 5:00 pm yesterday, dine-in services at restaurants and service at bars in Anchorage was suspended until April 1st. Following that announcement, questions have emerged as to whether similar … Anchorage has stopped dining in at restaurants and closed bars, but the Mat-Su Borough cannot

As COVID-19 continues to spread, many organizations are taking steps to help slow the rate of new infections.  While the disease is not especially dangerous to those in good health, … Sunshine Community Health Center puts COVID-19 procedures in place

The Interior Conference Regional Basketball Tournament, held last weekend at Su-Valley High School, quickly switched from a double elimination tournament, to a single elimination contest.   Concerns surrounding the Covid-19 … Su-Valley Girls Basketball Team Looks to Next Year

Citing concerns about COVID-19, the Denali Nordic Ski Club has canceled the 2020 Oosik Classic Ski Race and Tour less than twenty-four hours before it was scheduled to begin.  As … 2020 Oosik canceled amidst COVID-19 concerns

In response to the continued spread of COVID-19, including the first confirmed case in Alaska, the Mat-Su Borough government and school district are temporarily closing public facilities and canceling meetings. … Mat-Su schools closed next week; borough public facilities to be closed until 4/1

As the COVID-19 virus continues to spread, some Alaskans are concerned that the virus may turn up, here. On Wednesday, the Mat-Su Borough Office of Emergency Management said that there … Still no confirmed COVID-19 cases in Alaska; officials advise preventive measures

by Colleen Love – KTNA The Facebook profile picture of Amaryah Robinson shows a happy face, partially hidden behind a surgical mask.  Amaryah, who grew up in Talkeenta is a … China’s COVID-19 outbreak hits home for one Northern Valley family