Major Pebble Partner Withdraws
From Mike Mason with KDLG in Dillingham: The giant mining company Anglo American has pulled its support for the proposed Pebble Mine but the other company in the partnership pledges
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Multiple Parties May Be Responsible for the Submerged Bulldozer in Chase
Plans to remove a submerged eighteen ton bulldozer from an alpine lake are moving slowly, and state agencies are trying to work out who is responsible for recovery and cleanup
Denali National Park Road Will be Open to Mile 30
According to a press-release from Denali National Park, the Park Road will be open to private vehicles up to the Teklanika (TEK-la-NEE-kah) rest stop, located at Mile 30. Beginning on
KTNA's 18th Annual Art Auction
Saturday the 21st at the Sheldon Community Arts Hangar Works by Alaskan artists in varied media Three o’clock: Reception, viewing, refreshments, silent auction with music by Jim
A Denali National Park Bill has Passed the House of Representatives
20130913DNP On Wednesday, the US House of Representatives passed the Denali National Park Improvement Act. The bill, once signed by President Obama, will do three things. It allows the permitting
Hunter Discovers Decomposed Human Remains on the Susitna
Wednesday night, a moose hunter near Tyone Creek contacted the Alaska State Troopers after discovering a badly decomposed human body on the bank of the Susitna River. The discovery occurred
Fish and Game is Concerned About Bear Attractants in East Talkeetna
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game and the State Troopers are following up on reports of bears and bear attractants in East Talkeetna. Todd Rinaldi, the Palmer-area biologist for
Reactions to Denali's Elevation Adjustment
20130912Denali On Wednesday, Lieutenant-Governor Mead Treadwell announced that Denali is eighty-three feet shorter than previously believed. That means that instead of 20,320 feet, the mountain now measures in at 20,237
Two Hunters Were Rescued on the Talkeetna River
Two Mat-Su Valley men were rescued by Alaska State Troopers yesterday after their boat capsized during a hunting trip. Robert Miller of Palmer and Willy Rumbo of Wasilla were returning