Nelson found guilty for Trapper Creek shootings
A man accused of shooting and killing a Trapper Creek man, and shooting and injuring the man’s wife has been found guilty and sentenced this week.
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Fishermen look for answers about ADF&G managment at meeting in Willow
At a public meeting about Fisheries Management drew a crowd to Willow on Wednesday to share their thoughts on fisheries management with The Commissioner of Alaska’s Department of Fish and
Dunleavy takes primary, measures 1 and 2 fall
Mike Dunleavy secured his spot as republican Senate candidate for Alaska’s District D in Tuesday’s primary election. Dunleavy took 58% of the vote, beating incumbent Linda Menard by 637 votes.
Cardboard Boat Regatta makes a splash
By Joe Page, photos by Jeff Robinson There was serious competition for the “Most Dramatic Sinking” award Saturday afternoon at Christiansen Lake during NSI’s 1st Annual Cardboard Boat Regatta.
Denali hiker mauled by Grizzly - First fatality in Park history
This weekend marked a tragic first for Denali National Park. On Friday, August 24th, three hikers near Toklat road camp made a discovery that would reveal the Park’s first bear
Incumbents face their challengers for House and Senate Primaries
Candidates for the Alaska legislature’s August 28th primary met in a Debate hosted by KSKA Radio and Alaska Public Television on Monday night. After redistricting approved earlier this year, Northern
Hungry and lost, hikers at Hurricane get help from helicopter
Four hikers in the Hurricane area of Denali State Park were rescued by helicopter after they became fatigued from covering a larger area without adequate water or food. The Alaska
The 17th annual KTNA Art Auction
Summit Winds: Acrylic on Canvas by this year’s featured artist Leighan Falley The Art Auction is this Saturday, September 15th, 2012 ~Wine and cheese reception begins at 3 pm