Knik News

The US/Russia bilateral polar bear commission is getting underway in Moscow to discuss bears in the Chukchi Sea.

The Knik Tribal Council is anticipating A that DNA testing will reveal more information on 100-year old human remains recently unearthed near Wasilla.

Thu, September 24, 2009 Photo by Eric V. Regehr, Marine Mammals Management, Polar Bears.

The body of a young Alaska Native male who lived in the Valley between 75 and 100 years ago was found at the old town of Knik on Saturday, putting to rest questions about why workers excavating a foundation there found what appeared to be an isolated skull in August.

There is controversy brewing in the Mat-Su Valley over a skull that was found at a construction site.

The Knik Arm bridge project is back on the books in the short-range part of Anchorage's transportation plan.

Tough and resilient as he is, Alaska mountain biker extraordinaire Peter Basinger is swearing off the Tour Divide, a 2,745-mile solo off-road bike race from Banff, Alberta, to Mexico.

A state judge has temporarily blocked a decision to delay the Knik Arm bridge project until at least 2018.

An Alaska judge has temporarily blocked a decision to delay the Knik Arm bridge project until at least 2018.

The cities of Wasilla and Houston filed suit Tuesday seeking to stop a city-state transportation committee from considering a proposal to delay the Knik Arm crossing project.

Fire fighting apparatus from the Mat-Su Borough and State Forestry along with the Forestry helicopter out of Palmer, dumped water on it early Friday afternoon.

A story on Page A-4 Wednesday about disposal of yard waste gave the wrong phone number for wood hauling information from the Anchorage Fire Department.