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Keep Cannabis Legal group leads pack for campaign spending
Editor’s note: This story has been corrected to show that the Kenai Peninsula Republic Women donated to Linda…
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Chenault tests waters for gubernatorial bid
Nikiski’s state legislator is looking for support for a run for state governor. Rep. Mike Chenault (R-Nikiski) announced his…
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2 charged after illegal gravel dumping in Kenai River
Two men are facing charges after dumping gravel in the Kenai River related to an erosion problem on…
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Assembly discusses changes to capital priority process
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly is considering changes to its community engagement process for state capital project funding…
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Longtime Habitat for Humanity board member, volunteer Bill Radtke steps down
The house on Second Street in Kenai is still bare boards and concrete floor, but that doesn’t stop…
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Local organization, restaurant plan teddy bear donation drive
A local organization is asking the community to donate teddy bears for kids in need this month. Bear…
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Ordinance would exempt freight hauling from sales tax
If the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly approves an ordinance amending the sales tax code, freight haulers will again…
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Mayoral candidates tout experience at forum
The three candidates for borough mayor are leaning hard on their past experience to garner votes in next…
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Schaefer withdraws from assembly race
One of the candidates for District 2 on the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly is withdrawing from the race.…
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Assembly introduces ordinance for highway service area budget
A few more of the blanks are being filled in for the East Peninsula Highway Emergency Service Area,…
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By the numbers: KPEDD delves into economic data
Although most of the Kenai Peninsula’s demographic metrics stayed level in 2016 — population grew slightly and schools…
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Texas man missing in Anchor Point
A Texas man has been reported missing after he failed to show up for work in Anchor Point…
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First-year PEAKS results show peninsula students ahead of state
The first year’s results of the state’s new standardized public school assessments show that students in general aren’t…
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Two state lawsuits hold national implications
The state of Alaska is caught up in two fish and wildlife-related lawsuits in federal courts that could…
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4.1-magnitude earthquake strikes Nikiski
A brief earthquake rattled Nikiski on Labor Day, though not everyone felt the shaking. The U.S. Geological Survey…
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Kenai River silver salmon derby a go
The Kenai River silver salmon derby is set to go in two weeks after a long back-and-forth between…
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Soldotna man sentenced to 70 months of prison for selling Spice
A Soldotna man has been sentenced to 70 months in prison after being convicted of charged related to…
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Hospital’s substance abuse detox center opens
There is a new bridge in Soldotna between the emergency room and residential rehab for those seeking to…
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LA band No Small Children to peform 3 peninsula shows
Although the band playing Triumvirate Theatre on Friday night is called No Small Children, the members want to…
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Spruce bark beetle activity spikes in Southcentral
Spruce bark beetle activity in Southcentral Alaska has jumped this summer, though it’s not as widespread as it…