Pilot identified in fatal Alaska Range crash
Four people are confirmed dead with a fifth unaccounted for and presumed dead after a crash in the Alaska Range on Saturday. It is the first fatal crash in the
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Search for flightseeing plane halted, four confirmed deceased
The search for a crashed flightseeing plane in the Alaska Range has been halted after four of the five people on board were confirmed dead with the fifth missing as
Talkeetna flightseeing plane crashes in the Alaska Range
8/5/18 5:35 Update: K2 Aviation has released a statement regarding the crashed DeHaviland Beaver. “K2 Aviation continues to wait for updates on the DeHavilland DHC-2 Beaver carrying four passengers and
Borough continues recovery efforts after cyber attack
The Mat-Su Borough is continuing to make progress to recover after a cyber attack, according to its head of IT. On Tuesday night, IT Director Eric Wyatt updated the borough
Fish and Game raises sockeye bag limit at Larson Creek
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has raised the bag limit for sockeye salmon on Larson creek to six fish per day, effective Wednesday morning. On Tuesday, Fish and
Borough works to recover after cyber-attack
As the Mat-Su Borough works to recover from a cyber-attack, officials say there is some good news. On Monday, borough spokesperson Patty Sullivan issued a statement stating that the borough
Roger Robinson travels world as a Clean Mountain Expert
Roger Robinson’s mountaineering passion led him to Talkeetna in 1980 to climb Denali. Little did he know then that he would call Talkeetna home and become a prominent Denali Parks
Virus causes partial IT outage for borough
Due to server issues, some Mat-Su Borough services are currently unavailable. According to a statement by borough spokesperson Patty Sullivan on Tuesday, database issues have taken some web and transaction
Rangers discuss fatality-free season on Denali
Climbing season has wrapped up on Denali, and while the summit rate was a bit lower than normal, National Park Service rangers are calling the season a success. KTNA’s Phillip