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KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for February 7th. Host is Maureen McLaughlin. Headlines- Snow Berms raised at Susitna Community Council Meeting, Stolen Snowmachines, unlawful posession land
Alaska State Troopers responded to a call to recover a stolen snow machine in Trapper Creek last Thursday. Investigation revealed that in fact there were two stolen snow machines. 42-year-old
The Don Bowers Memorial Sled Dog Race is a tribute to a long-time musher who spent years taking teams up and down the wilds north of Willow and Talkeetna. A
This StarDate Susitna program was already out-of-date at the time it was posted to the internet, but it does answer some questions posed by a pre-school aged star gazer. This
14 sled dog teams left Willow today, starting at noon, and set out on a race across rivers, frozen wetlands, and forests of a frozen January landscape. The Don Bowers
Alaska Energy Authority officials updated the House Energy Committee Thursday on the status of the proposed Susitna Watana Dam. AEA’s Executive Director Sara Fisher-Goad and Susitna Hydropower Lead Project Manager
A number of moose carcasses have been observed around the rail tracks in Talkeetna this month, and it’s got some locals wondering where the salvage crews are. As with most
Alaska’s Legislative delegation made an effort to diffuse the air of incivility that has come to be a prominent aspect of national politics when they participated in bipartisan seating during
Frank Rich, the Willow man who had more than 150 abused dogs taken from his property last year, was sentenced to six months in jail and 10 years on probation.
