Static on KTNA's Broadcast
UPDATE: Ice on the antenna seems to have been the issue, and it is resolving as the temperature rises above freezing. We are looking into why the radio broadcast has
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Multiple Northern Valley mushers signed up to run 2022 Iditarod
The 2022 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is scheduled to kick-off March 5th with the ceremonial start in Anchorage. This year’s Iditarod will be the 50th running of the race
Musher focusing on dog health after team is hit by a truck
On Wednesday, musher Jaye Foucher was on a practice run with her team when the dogs were hit by a truck near Mile 75 of the Parks Highway in Willow.
Mat-Su COVID-19 reported case numbers rising along statewide figures
The Omicron variant of the virus that causes COVID-19 has resulted in record-setting numbers of new cases across Alaska. The seven-day case count as of Tuesday was just under 2,200.
Su Valley to host basketball tournament this week
Su-Valley Boys and Girls Basketball teams are off to a strong start this year. Both teams have been playing on the road. The first home games of the year are
Su Valley off to winning start at Tri-Valley Tournament
Both Su Valley basketball teams got off to winning starts at a tournament at Tri-Valley yesterday, with both the boys and girls teams winning their first games. The girls play
Interior Secretary Haaland announces $25 million for Denali Park Road
Twenty-five million dollars has been set aside for repair work to address landslide issues with the Park Road in Denali National Park and Preserve. The area known as Pretty Rocks,
Northern Valley Legislators' bills and resolutions in first round of pre-files
The second session of the 32nd Alaska Legislature begins next Tuesday. Each year, senators and representatives have the opportunity to file bills and resolutions in advance of the session. Both
School District assesses windstorm damage
All Mat-Su Brough Schools are back in session this week following the multi-day wind storm that ripped through the Valley last week. But according to the district’s Superintendent, Dr. Randy