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The Alaska Supreme Court has ruled on multiple lawsuits pertaining to the state’s new House and Senate District maps. The ruling, issued Friday, upholds most of what a Superior Court
The Alaska Department of Health and Social Services plans to change how it reports COVID-19 data beginning in April. Earlier this year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention changed
The Susitna Valley Girls Basketball Team captured fourth place at the state tournament held this weekend in Anchorage. The Lady Rams entered the tournament seeded sixth and faced off against
It’s been awhile that we have heard how Jem, Robin Song’s beloved hen, is fairing. We have an update on Jem’s remarkable progress in this piece plus many great pictures.
The National Park Service is moving forward with a plan to fix part of the road in Denali National Park and Preserve that has been made impassable by an accelerating
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly repealed MSB Ordinance 17.68, which had placed regulations on outdoor shooting ranges, at its regularly scheduled meeting this week. The ordinance, passed in 2020, began with
In our final Iditarod Report for 2022, race veteran Mark Wildermuth spoke with KTNA’s Phillip Manning about the final stretch of the race for the new champion, Brent Sass. As
Susitna-Valley Boys and Girls Basketball teams battled with interior conference schools this past weekend in Tok. The Boys team lost two consecutive games in the Region-2 Conference Tournament, knocking them
Race Director Cameron Gordon spoke with KTNA’s Phillip Manning in the lead-up to the Oosik Classic Ski Race and Tour, which begins at noon on Saturday, March 12th, 2022. One
