Wasilla, AK News Headlines

PALMER — The Palmer Council discussed a number of items stemming from the October 2020 elections at their regular meeting...

PALMER — For the fifth consecutive year, a parade of heavy agriculture equipment rumbled down the streets of Palmer for...

WASILLA — The Alaska State Troopers began receiving reports on Saturday night of a black pickup truck attempting to pull...

WASILLA — The Clock Tower in downtown Wasilla was vacated as emergency response crews investigated airborne contaminants...

PALMER — Following the passage of Referendum 20-004 by Palmer voters in October, the City Council voted in favor of two...

HOUSTON — The Houston Hawks have a family feel at the Houston Jr./Sr. High School campus, where students in grades six...

WASILLA — The Clock Tower in downtown Wasilla was vacated Friday night as emergency response crews investigate a possible...

MAT-SU — The Arctic Winter Games International Committee awarded the 2024 games to be hosted by the Mat-Su Borough on...

PALMER — Last week, technicians with Capstone began testing over 300 Mat-Su Borough School District athletes for COVID-19...

BUTTE — Fire crews from the Alaska Division of Forestry, Palmer Fire and Rescue and Butte Volunteer Fire Department...

PALMER — At the meeting of the Mat-Su Borough Assembly on April 20, Resolution 21-038 passed 5-1 to allow for borough staff...

A bill giving formal state recognition to Alaska Native tribes is moving through the Legislature. House Bill 123, sponsored...

WASILLA — The Salvation Army Alaska Division recently welcomed Lt. Colonels Sheryl and Doug Tollerud as the new Divisional...

WASILLA — A bald eagle that was recently saved by a concerned and equally determined tow truck driver is making a positive...

WASILLA — Reports of a suspicious vehicle around schools have local law enforcement agencies and elementary school...

WASILLA — Alaska Pacific University is launching a new summer camp program at the Spring Creek Farm in Palmer. Farm School...

PALMER – The Mat-Su Borough Assembly voted to accept and appropriate $100,000 from the Alaska Department of Transportation...

PALMER — The annual Who Let the Girls Out community event drew hundreds of Valley residents to downtown Palmer for a...

PALMER — Numerous grillmasters from across the state competed in the Alaska BBQ Association’s annual BreakUp ShakeUp BBQ...

WASILLA — The Bearpaw River Brewing Company recently launched a limited IPA to celebrate their partnership with Valley...