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The two Anchorage residents charged with causing the Sockeye Fire were burning lawn debris, according to charging documents filed with the Third District Court in Palmer. The affidavit, filed by investigator
King salmon season has ended in the Northern Cook Inlet Region, and at least one river posted the highest counts in five years. On the Deshka, which has housed a
On Monday, the State of Alaska filed charges against two Anchorage residents for starting the debris burn that turned into the 7,200 acre Sockeye Fire. The fire destroyed fifty-five homes
by: Katie Writer – KTNA, Talkeetna This past Saturday, the Walter Harper Ranger Station and University of Alaska’s Museum of the North hosted a Culture Camp Open House. Local
The most contentious topic at the July meeting of the Talkeetna Community Council board of directors was an application for a floatplane dock on Fish Lake. While docks do already
After pooling together over five million dollars in grants and donations from individuals, organizations, and government entities, the new Talkeetna Public Library is open to the public. KTNA’s Phillip Manning
The Alaska State Troopers have identified the bodies of two people found near the Denali Highway on Sunday after what they believe to be a double homicide. Troopers say that
Last year, the Talkeetna sewage treatment system was cited for exceeding allowable levels of fecal coliform in treated water. Now, the Mat-Su Borough is taking steps that it hopes will
This video was taken by Brad Rich, who, until very recently, hosted “What You Want” on KTNA on Sunday afternoons. You will be missed, Brad. We’re glad the whales gave
