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Clarification: No runoff pollution was cited by the ADEC. Last week, KTNA reported that the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation has asked for a meeting with the Mat-Su Borough regarding
On Monday, the Talkeetna Community Council board of directors held its regular monthly meeting. The first order of business handled by the council was filling a board vacancy. Last month,
The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation has started the process of an enforcement action against the Matanuska-Susitna Borough for violations of the federal Clean Water Act. KTNA’s Phillip Manning has
Two Talkeetna men have been arrested and charged in connection with an attempted burglary in Willow last month. According to the Alaska State Troopers, 45-year-old Lowell Scott Johnson and 25-year-old
Following a strong showing at the conference tournament, the Su-Valley volleyball team is headed to state for the fourth straight year. Juniors Deborah Johnston and Gabby Faurot were named to
On Monday evening, the Alaska State Troopers discovered a vehicle rollover at Mile 89 of the Parks Highway. Troopers say that 55-year-old Theresa Martin of Houston was driving northbound when
On Tuesday night, a crash near Mile 50 of the Parks Highway killed three people, according to Alaska State Troopers. Troopers say 25-year-old Sarah Johnston was driving northbound on the
At Tuesday’s Mat-Su Borough Assembly meeting, assembly members will have before them two ordinances dealing with the MV Susitna, the vessel that was once to be a ferry between the
Overnight rain and warmer temperatures have significantly worsened road conditions in the Upper Valley, according to the Department of Transportation. This morning, the State of Alaska classified Mile 52 to
