Denali's basecamp sees extreme melt
The Denali climbing season is starting to wrap up. There are only a couple hundred people left on the mountain and only a few left to check in at the
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The Denali climbing season is starting to wrap up. There are only a couple hundred people left on the mountain and only a few left to check in at the
The National Weather Service has opened a public comment period concerning the proposed closure AND proposed automation of certain weather stations across Alaska. A few of the mission critical stations
The state’s largest wind energy project has received unanimous support from a Fairbanks utility to be installed just north and west of Denali National Park.
Independence Day events are gearing up for the holiday weekend in Talkeetna. This year, as was the case last year, a few events from the former Moose Dropping Festival will
Governor Parnell has met his goal of cutting over $400 million out of the state’s capital budget. He introduced his final budget cuts today (wed). The operating budget growth was
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecasts, Denali echos, announcements for June 30th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Governor releases budget vetos; National Weather Service asks for input on remote weather
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecasts, Denali echos, announcements for June 29th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Eva Creek wind farm gets unanimous support from GVEA board; Denali basecamp seeing
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecasts, Denali echos, announcements for June 28th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Legislators back in Juneau for Coastal Management; Wounded Warriors head up Denali; Talkeetna’s
The state of Alaska is one of a number of states that does not support a statewide preschool program. There are communities that have managed to support their own preschool