Parks Highway pile-up delays traffic, no injuries reported
A seven-car pileup on the Parks Highway temporarily shut down traffic, but resulted in no injuries on Monday. According to Alaska State Troopers, traffic at Mile 112 of the highway
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State suspends burn permits in the Mat-Su
The Alaska Division of Forestry has suspended all burn permits in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough. State officials cite dry conditions and strained firefighting resources as reasons for the suspension. While most
New Emergency Services station opens in Northern Susitna Valley
On Sunday, Mat-Su Borough officials and first responders held a ribbon cutting ceremony at the borough’s newest emergency services building in Sunshine. The new station, numbered eleven-nine, is located at
The Alaska Bush Cabin Experience offers retreat to a remote cabin near Skwentna
Lifelong Alaskan residents, Ray and Riska Cruse have created a business that offers an off the grid cabin to unwind and enjoy the solitude of nature. The starting point begins
Denali Report for June 21st, 2019
This is the Denali Report for Friday, June 21st, 2019. Currently, there are 1,239 climbers registered to attempt Denali this season. Of those, 364 are on the mountain, and 816
Talkeetna's third Pride Fest to begin this Friday
This weekend marks the third annual Talkeetna Pride Fest on Main Street. Events begin on Friday with a “Chalk the Town” event featuring chalk art throughout Downtown Talkeetna. The event
Thank you KTNA Volunteers!
Thank you to everyone that attended our annual BBQ to celebrate our amazing volunteers for all the hard work and time they dedicate to KTNA!
Residents talk about life in the Susitna Valley
KTNA was out around the community last week, talking to residents about what they like about living here and what’s unique about Alaska. Here are responses from people at Conscious
A UAA researcher wants to speak with rural Alaskans for sexual assault study
Alaska has the highest report rate of sexual assault of any state in the country. The University of Alaska Anchorage’s Justice Center wants to speak with Alaskans who have reported