Morning news cast – August 11, 2010
CRASH SITE— Alaska State Troopers took this photo of the downed DeHavilland Otter in the Muklung Hills north of Dillingham. The crash killed former Senator Ted Stevens and four other
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Earthquakes shake Susitna valley
The Alaska Earthquake Information Center located two earthquakes Sunday afternoon in the northern valley. The first one occurred at 1:12 and had a preliminary magnitude of 4.1.
Humphrey trial ends in mistrial
Last week, Rodney Humphrey of Trapper Creek awaited his fate as a jury listened to testimony and then went into deliberation several serious charges that would most likely mean years
Talkeetna arrest draws in National Geographic film crew
Alaska State Troopers responded to an incident in downtown Talkeetna on Saturday afternoon. For the second time in one week, 30 year old Aaron Ober was arrested and taken to
Morning Newscast - Tuesday, August 10, 2010
KTNA’s morning news, echos, announcements for August 10th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Ted Stevens in plane crash near Dillingham; Troopers arrest man in Village Park; Humphrey trial ends
ADF&G meeting Wednesday to discuss Upper Inlet fisheries
Upper valley sport fisherman have been concerned with what has been occurring in the fisheries over the past years. Now Senator Huggins and Representative Neuman are working with sportfisherman to
Stevens confirmed dead in plane crash
Former Senator Ted Stevens has been killed in a plane crash near Dillingham, according to a source close to the family.
Plane survivors identified
Alaska State Troopers have released the names of the people who died in a plane crash near Dillingham Monday evening. The five people killed in the crash are Senator Ted
Yentna at Lake Creek at flood stage after rainy July
A summer that has seemed overly rainy has resulted in a few areas having bankful streams. The Hydrologic Prediction Service for the National Weather Service in Anchorage is showing the