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by: Katie Writer – KTNA Last week, the Walter Harper Denali Ranger Station awarded Lisa Roderick as the 2015 Mislow-Swanson Denali Pro Award recipient. As base camp manager on the
Update: Troopers say that Henry Hodge has been found safe. The Silver Alert has been canceled. The Alaska State Troopers have released a Silver Alert for a missing Willow man.
On Saturday, over 500 skiers participated in the 2016 Oosik Classic Ski Race. As usual, skiers ranged from members of competitive collegiate teams to casual racers in costumes. Sixty-one skiers
Troopers have filed a dozen charges against a Nulato man after he admitted to what two Iditarod mushers describe as attacks on their teams. On Saturday morning, musher Aliy
This past weekend saw the start of the 44th Iditarod Sled Dog Race. KTNA was in Anchorage for the ceremonial start and Willow. We’ll be bringing you their stories this
If Susitna Valley Republicans chose for the whole country, Donald J. Trump would be the nominee for President of the United States. Republicans around the state voted in presidential preference
At Tuesday night’s Mat-Su Borough Assembly meeting, nearly twenty people addressed the assembly regarding rules for commercial marijuana businesses in the borough. Ultimately, the assembly chose to push a decision
by: Katie Writer – KTNA While out enjoying a snow machine ride, KTNA’s Katie Writer ran into Trail-Meister Wade Hopkins while he was grooming the track for the upcoming Oosik
Producer’s note: This story is best experienced through the attached audio. Under most circumstances, being trapped in a small room with a countdown clock would be a bit nerve-wracking, but
