Heather Hintze
KTVA 11 News
Anchorage, AK, United States
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Mat-Su Borough gets new CPR devices to help with cardiac arrest patients
Emergency responders in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough have a new tool to help cardiac arrest patients. → Read More
Palmer's Friday Fling extended by 4 more weeks
The weekly downtown market in Palmer was delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic. Organizers decides to tack another four weeks onto the season. → Read More
Palmer Base Camp could revitalize empty downtown lot
Owners say the concept is a year-round food truck pod and beer garden in a vacant lot near downtown Palmer. → Read More
Mat-Su School District changes class schedule for grades 6-12
Students will go to six periods split over two weeks with Fridays for online, at-home learning. → Read More
State reopens 2 popular Mat-Su campgrounds
Forestry crews removed more than 8,000 hazardous dead trees from South Rolly Lake and Byers Lake campgrounds. → Read More
Mat-Su Borough adds more hiking, mountain biking trails to Settlers Bay Park
There are also plans for a handicap accessible trail along the top of the bluff with several scenic viewpoints. → Read More
Frontiers: Exploring waterways in the Mat-Su
Tour operators are navigating a new way of doing business during the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
State opens 3 new areas for personal use firewood
There are two sites off Buffalo Mine Road near Sutton and one on the Willer-Kash Road in Willow. → Read More
After cities cancel Fourth of July festivities, Freedom Festival springs up in Palmer
Volunteer Jason Johnson said organizers wanted to give people an option for celebrating the holiday. → Read More
Mat-Su emergency crews urge water safety over holiday weekend
Mat-Su emergency crews urge water safety over holiday weekend - KTVA 11 - The Voice of Alaska → Read More
Alaska Wild Harvest reopens for business near Talkeetna
The popular birch syrup company has made changes to its gift shop, including a service window for walk-up customers. → Read More
Wasilla Police Department celebrates opening of new station
The $12 million police station was paid for by a voter-approved sales tax increase. → Read More
Wasilla Krispy Kreme opens tomorrow
The general manager said the grand opening would be a little more low-key because of the coronavirus pandemic but they'll still give away golden tickets for free donuts. → Read More
Mat-Su Borough to begin opening facilities next week
The Matanuska-Susitna Borough will begin to allow people back into the libraries, pools and ice arena. → Read More
Repaving ruts on Knik-Goose Bay Road begins Friday night
The $2 million project is a temporary fix to smooth the road until an expansion project to create a four-lane divided highway. → Read More
Mat-Su teachers create unique, online graduations for 13 schools
The Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District canceled in-person graduations because of the coronavirus pandemic. Still, teachers are working to make sure the ceremonies are special. → Read More
New AIDEA loan program secures funding for Alaska businesses
AIDEA's chief investment officer says the AK SAFE program has allotted $50 million to help businesses during the coronavirus crisis. → Read More
Palmer barber auctions off first haircut for charity
AK Lady Barber Sherri Lilly will donate money raised from the auction to the Kids Kupboard nonprofit. → Read More
Frontline Mission sees increased demand for food boxes
Frontline Mission in Wasilla wants to make sure no family goes hungry, especially during the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Palmer family delivers 3D-printed face shields to Mat-Su health care workers
A father and son in Palmer made 3D-printed face shields to protect health care workers at the Mat-Su Regional Medical Center during the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More