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KTNA’s news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes, hosted by Trisha Costello. Local news headlines: Military proposes to expand training ranges; Malnourished dogs slowly recover at Mat-Su animal shelter. (16 min.)
KTNAs morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos, announcements for January 14th. Host is Will Peterson. Headlines – Dupre continues to climb Denali; Recycling Center opens; Dog dies in Montana creek
The Talkeetna Bachelor Society made their decision on doling out funds from the Bachelor Auction before Christmas, however, due to vacations and other delays, the funds to area non-profits are
Lonnie Dupre, the polar explorer who is trying to become the first person to summit Denali ALONE in January, is making his way up the mountain. He was dropped on
KTNA’s local morning news, announcements, weather and Denali Echoes, for Friday, January 14, 2011. Local news headlines: Controversial DOT project gets attention from legislators; AKRR holds open house; Talkeetna Bachelor
The controversial Department of Transportation project to resurface and clear-cut the right-of-way between mile post 83 and 99 of the Parks Highway rose to the attention of state legislators. This
The 157 malnourished and dehydrated dogs that were rescued last Tuesday night from dog breeder Frank Rich in the Montana Creek area are slowly recovering.
The military is proposing to expand the so-called Joint Pacific Alaska Range Complex, which is an area used for military testing, training, joint exercises and mission rehearsals.
Anchorage Police are asking for assistance in locating a wanted man. Specifically, they’ve asked Talkeetna and Trapper Creek area residents to be on the look out. Officials say Roger Lee
