Morning Newscast - Friday,March 25, 2011
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos, announcements for March 25th. Host is Trisha Costello. Headlines – Del Monte recalls cantaloupe in Alaska; Earthquake seminar planned for Mat Su Borough.
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Troopers end standoff near Caswell Lakes quietly
An all night stand-off near milepost 87 of the Parks Highway ended this morning with Troopers taking 52 year old Debbie Cardwell, of Caswell, into custody.
Morning Newscast - Thursday, March 24, 2011
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos, announcements for March 24th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Immunization rates plummet in Talkeetna; Scenic byway to get master interpretive plan. 16
Talkeetna shows lowest immunization rates in Alaska
Health care providers in the upper valley have started a task force to deal with what they say are alarmingly low rates of immunization in children in the area. There
Clark trial delayed
The trial of Sam Clark of Talkeetna has been delayed again and is currently scheduled for April 18th. He is accused of killing Talkeetna resident Dirk Fast on October 29th
Junior Oosik a big hit in its first year
This year’s Oosik Classic Ski race attracted hundreds of people of all ages. A new addition to the race was created this year to attract even the smallest of skiers.
SB 42 heads to Finance committee
Lawmakers in Juneau reviewed Senate Bill 42 Monday and took public testimony. The Senate Resources Committee passed the bill on to the Finance Committee to review.
Morning Newscast - Wednesday, March 23, 2011
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos, announcements for March 23rd. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Choose Respect march on Saturday; Sam Clark trial delayed; SB 42 passes to
Choose Respect walk scheduled Saturday
Over 60 communities in Alaska are taking part in the Governor’s Choose Respect campaign. An Upper Susitna Support group has been planning an event for months and has scheduled their