Stolen car connected to attempted house break-in
Alaska State Troopers are looking for a stolen vehicle in the Talkeetna area that may have played a part in an attempted home break-in.
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AFN: Joint House and Senate energy committee hears of CIRI's plans for SouthCentral
SPECIAL HEARING— State legislators came to the annual AFN convention to listen to invited testimony on energy issues, on Friday, Oct. 23 at the Dena’ina Center in Anchorage. Photo by
Overturned trailer blocks Parks Highway
Last Sunday night, a 40-foot trailer blocked the southbound lane of the Parks Highway near mile 96. According to trooper spokeswoman Megan Peters, troopers were called at 9:27 pm Sunday
AFN: Governor pledges to battle domestic violence
SPEAKING UP— Governor Sean Parnell addressed delegates at last week’s Alaska Federation of Natives speaking out against the rampant
AFN: Subsistence use under federal review
FEDERAL PROMISE— Kim Elton, director for Alaskan affairs under the Secretary of the Interior, announced a sweeping federal review of subsistence rules.
Borough Assembly oks grants for Talkeetna Sewer and Water
The Mat Su Borough Assembly has approved the next step in testing for arsenic in the Talkeetna Sewer and Water system.
Marijuana bust in Trapper Creek yields 384 plants
Investigators with Alaska Drug Enforcement and the Talkeetna Patrol broke a marijuana ring in Trapper Creek Tuesday.
Icy roads near Talkeetna send cars sliding off the road
Icy roads on the Parks Highway near Talkeetna played a part in two crashes Thursday morning . There were no injuries, but Troopers remind residents that as winter descends, the
Proposed Susitna Dam pushed into limelight by Fairbanks senator
The proposed Susitna River hydro project is being touted by Fairbanks Senator Joe Thomas (D) as the way that Alaska can meet its energy needs. A report by Alaska Energy