Arctic climate change study hopes to engage a wide group of Alaskans
A new, five-year study on climate change in the Arctic is underway, and the group behind it hopes to take a multi-disciplined approach to both the research and the products
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A new, five-year study on climate change in the Arctic is underway, and the group behind it hopes to take a multi-disciplined approach to both the research and the products
Data for this story comes from the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services’ COVID-19 Dashboards. While COVID-19 case numbers in the Mat-Su and A have dropped significantly since their
Area residents testified for over an hour at the Mat-Su Borough Assembly meeting this week about the proposed West Susitna Access Road, and the sentiment was predominantly negative. On the
Following a strong regular season and a victory at the Borealis Conference tournament late last month, the Rams spent last weekend at Dimond High School competing in the Alaska School
Thank you to everyone who sent in recreations and took time to get out and vote for their favorite. We are happy to announce that there was a tie for
After a November that was colder and drier than usual, the Northern Susitna Valley has experienced heavy snowfall and warmer temperatures in recent days. According to the National Weather Service
A previously published short story by Iver Arnegard that evokes powerful images of life in the wilderness.
The Su Valley Rams Volleyball team is of to a winning start at the state tournament in Anchorage. The Rams won their first match against Chief Ivan Blanka three sets
Today, we have something a little different in the local news file. KTNA’s Phillip Manning recently finished a ten-day isolation due to COVID-19, and has decided to share a little