by:  Katie Writer – KTNA The Green Light Circus started May 31st and there are some new instructors from Boulder, Colorado that are keeping the wonderful world of circus camp … Green Light Circus kicks off 2017 program

This week on the Denali Report, KTNA’s Phillip Manning discusses the incredibly low summit rate, and speaks with a forecaster from the National Weather Service about trying to predict the … Denali Report for June 2nd, 2017: Weather Forecasting

Repair work on the Talkeetna dike and revetment is expected to begin in about three weeks. The structure was damaged in the 2012 flood, and after years of applications and … Talkeetna dike repair to begin later this month

Two commercial marijuana facilities have submitted license applications for state licenses in Sunshine. Budmasters Limited Partnership plans to set up a marijuana cultivation facility. According to information provided in the … Marijuana manufacturing, cultivation facilities file for licenses in Sunshine

The Alaska Railroad has launched its 2017 photo contest with some significant prizes for the winners and finalists. The submission period for the contest began last month, and runs through … Alaska Railroad holds annual photo contest

In this weekly segment, produced by the staff of the Walter Harper Talkeetna Ranger Station, we hear an interview with Mountain Ranger Melis Coady.

As it does each year, VFW Post 3836 in Talkeetna honored its fallen members on Monday, whether they passed in combat or at home. This year, about forty people turned … VFW Post 3836 honors fallen soldiers on Memorial Day

In this weekly segment, produced by the staff of the Walter Harper Talkeetna Ranger Station, we hear from a member of the team Sea to Summit 7. This team found … News from the Talkeetna Ranger Station 5-25-2017

  This week on the Denali Report, the summit rate remains relatively low, and veteran mountaineering ranger Roger Robinson tells KTNA’s Phillip Manning about the plan to celebrate Denali National … Denali Report for May 26th, 2017: Stepping up the game on Denali’s human waste