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Alaska State Troopers are looking for two people in connection with a burglary that was interrupted on Wednesday evening. According to Troopers, the call of a burglary in progress near
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly voted on three high profile issues during their regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday evening. First, the Assembly voted not to proceed with an initiative that could have
At the regularly scheduled Talkeenta Community Council meeting Monday night, Assembly member Tam Boeve updated the Council on the financial crisis facing the Borough, for fiscal year 2022 and beyond.
Alaska State Troopers have made two arrests connected to what they call a “massive amount” of thefts that took place near trailheads in the Mat-Su. On Friday evening, Troopers contacted
Once again, king salmon fishing in the Susitna River drainage will be limited to catch-and-release only. Last week, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game issued an emergency order making
As of Friday, more than 90,000 Alaskans have received at least the first round of vaccine for COVID-19. The shots are being administered at hospitals, pharmacies, and clinics across the
State officials say the more contagious strain of the virus that causes COVID-19 originally spotted in the United Kingdom has been detected in Alaska. On Tuesday, the Alaska Department of
For the first time since September, the Alaska Department of Health and Social services reported fewer than 100 new cases of COVID-19 in a single day. On Sunday, the state
For this week’s check-in, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Sunshine Community Health Center’s pediatrician, Dr. Natalie Cassell. They discussed how pediatric visits can be different and what families may want
