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Governor Dunleavy’s emergency message on Thursday stepped up wording on urging Alaskans to wear masks and practice social distancing, but stopped short of a mask mandate. In the past, the
On Tuesday, the Alaska Division of Elections began counting more than 150,000 absentee and in-person early votes. That includes more than 3,000 votes from District 10, which includes the Northern
Winter weather has arrived, and it skipped the subtlety when coming to the Northern Susitna Valley over the last two days. The weekend’s winter storm warning promised ten to eighteen
The Alaska Division of Elections lists all precincts reporting Election Day results. Those results also include a precinct-by-precinct breakdown for each house district, including House District 10. Statewide, more than
Despite frigid temperatures in an outdoor vote, the Talkeetna Community Council, Inc. board of directors saw an impressive number of ballots cast. In total, more than 250 votes were cast
While a great deal of attention has been paid to Election Day vote totals, election rules in Alaska mean that more than a hundred thousand votes won’t be counted until
On Friday, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Dr. George Hightower, Sunshine Community Health’s Center Medical Director, for our weekly check-in. They discussed Election Day in the context of COVID-19, the
On the last day of the application process for the Mat-Su Borough’s fourth phase of small business and nonprofit grants from the Federal CARES Act, a little less than a
The Mat-Su School District will be changing the COVID-19 status for all Mat-Su schools from “green” to “yellow”, beginning Monday. According to the school district, the yellow status represents that
