Missing Anchorage Man May Be Headed to Denali
The search for Wallace Dunn, 81, of Anchorage has been expanded north after a tip indicated that he might have been near the Montana Creek Campground on July 13th. According
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Rep. Keller Plans Federal Overreach Summit
“By many, many people’s account, we’re probably at a low ebb in our relationship with the federal government.” That’s State Representative Wes Keller, who is the chair of the Citizens’
Natural Observations-Coyotes and cranes
Photos by Robin Song For this Earth and Beyond program, the stage is a summer-green hayfield, the actors are two lively coyotes, a pair of sedate sandhill cranes, and a
Flightseeing Plane Lands on Parks Highway
A flightseeing plane based out of Talkeetna made an emergency landing on the Parks Highway on Sunday night. The DeHavilland Beaver, operated by Talkeetna Air Taxi, landed at Mile 125,
Local Man Accused in Roadhouse Break-in
A Talkeetna man has been arrested after allegedly breaking into the Talkeetna Roadhouse early Sunday morning. Augustus Shoulders, 19, is charged with causing approximately $2,000 in damage to the building.
Missing Anchorage Man May Have Been Near Montana Creek
Alaska State Troopers are still searching for 81-year-old Wallace Dunn of Anchorage. According to a State Trooper press release issued on Saturday, Dunn was last positively identified at a health
Free Vaccines and Opiate Treatment Will Continue, Says Clinic
Officials at the Sunshine Community Health Center say that two key programs will be able to continue while a new Medical Director is sought. When Dr. Mary Loeb’s contract as
MV Susitna Unsuitable for Kodiak Run
Story by Jay Barrett of KMXT in Kodiak: Full audio: 20130726Ferry Here’s the situation: The Alaska State Ferry Tustumena has been in dry dock all year, with delay after delay
Big Wild Ride Visits Talkeetna
The Big Wild Ride is a 1200 kilometer cycling ride from Valdez to Anchorage via Fairbanks. The cross-country biking event, called a randonée (ran-don-NAY), began late Sunday night, and the