Ranked-Choice Votes to be Counted Wednesday Afternoon
Two weeks after Election Day, Alaskans will find out who they have chosen to represent them in Juneau and Washington, D.C. While the Alaska Division of Elections has been providing
Two weeks after Election Day, Alaskans will find out who they have chosen to represent them in Juneau and Washington, D.C. While the Alaska Division of Elections has been providing
The Talkeetna Fire Department and Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) have 34 carbon monoxide detectors available for residents. The CERT team led the effort to receive grants through the Community
Veterans are now honored on the Memorial Wall at Trapper Creek Memorial Cemetery. Of the 240 people on the wall, 55 are veterans. Though dedicated on May 30, 2021, the
Throughout Election Night, and into early Wednesday morning, KTNA and Alaska Public Media were keeping an eye on unofficial results from the day’s elections. In Alaska House District 30, incumbent
In recent weeks, KTNA has conducted interviews with candidates for House District 30, Senate District O, and Mat-Su School Board District 7. All of those interviews are attached to this
In the days leading up to the November 8th, 2022 election, KTNA has been interviewing the candidates running for local office. KTNA’s Phillip Manning recently spoke with Ted Swanson, who
Modification of Borough land use permits is scheduled for a public hearing on November 22. Originally adopted in 2007, the permit once required any planned structure of more than 480
About twenty years ago when the Glenn and Parks Highway interchange was completed, it posed a problem for the Mat-Su Convention and Visitor Bureau’s visitor center. With a divided highway,
Trapper Creek’s water point has provided about 170,000 gallons of water since its opening in April 2021. Getting water to a rural area is not fast or easy. The Trapper