KTNA's DJs share their enthusiasm
January 17th 2023 was KTNA’s 30th anniversary of being on-air. This seemed like a good time to reflect on the station’s beginnings, progress and the people who have contributed over
January 17th 2023 was KTNA’s 30th anniversary of being on-air. This seemed like a good time to reflect on the station’s beginnings, progress and the people who have contributed over
The Trapper Creek Bridge on Bradley Road will be replaced in the near future. The Mat-Su Assembly voted to approve funding for the work at their January 17th meeting. According
The KTNA Board of Directors has selected a new general manager for the station. Karen Trop comes to Talkeetna with years of experience both on the journalism and production side,
Twenty people ventured out into the forest or watched out their windows to count birds on January 3rd for the annual Christmas Bird Count. The National Audubon Society started the
Just a few hours before the Alaska Senate gaveled in for the 2023 session, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Senator Mike Shower about his outlook on the session and what
by Yereth Rosen, Alaska BeaconJanuary 13, 2023 This story was updated on January 25, 2023 to correct errors. A remedy is on the way to overcome a barrier to visitor
The legislative session begins in Juneau on Tuesday. KTNA’s Phillip Manning recently spoke with Rep. Kevin McCabe about bills he submitted prior to the session, the current efforts to organize a
In the midst of a contract dispute, school bus drivers, attendants, and monitors in the Mat-Su have authorized a strike, according to Teamsters Local 959. A statement from the Teamsters
On Monday, the Alaska Legislature released the first round of pre-file bills for the session that begins on January 17th. Representative Kevin McCabe and Senator Mike Shower, whose districts include