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Assembly overturns mayor’s veto of invocation policy
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly will keep its invocation policy for now. The assembly passed a policy at…
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What’s killing Shell Lake’s sockeye salmon?
If any fish population in Upper Cook Inlet could be considered in trouble, Shell Lake’s sockeye could. The…
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Teacher, support staff unions vote to ratify contract
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to show that the tentative agreement reached by the Kenai Peninsula…
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Paying to work
Juniper Lanmon-Freeman cried the first time she attended the birth of a child. A licensed midwife, Lanmon-Freeman now…
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Chinook salmon returns still below average
This year’s improvement in king salmon returns in many stream systems across the state may not be the…
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Photo: Narrow crossing ahead
Drivers make their way across the Sterling Highway bridge over the Kenai River on Sunday, Oct. 23, 2016…
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Kasilof man dies in car accident
A Saturday night car accident on Kalifornsky Beach Road left a Kasilof man dead. The man, Billy Duncan,…
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District 30 candidates debate budget, energy
Two and a half weeks before Election Day, the four candidates for the District 30 seat in the…
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Board of Fisheries debates board-generated proposals
The Board of Fisheries wrapped up its Soldotna worksession with the discussion of a board-generated proposal to limit…
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ACLU to borough: Drop invocation policy
The American Civil Liberties Union of Alaska has asked the Kenai Peninsula Borough to back down from its…
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Board of Fisheries takes up, denies ACRs
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to correct an error. The United Cook Inlet Drift Association did…
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Assembly votes to update comprehensive plan
The Kenai Peninsula Borough government plans to start looking for proposals to update its comprehensive plan. The Kenai…
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Public weighs in at Board of Fisheries
Fishermen and the fisheries-inclined turned out by the dozens Tuesday for an open hearing before the Board of…
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Snowmachine trail grants threatened by governor veto
The state funds available to snowmachine clubs around the state for trail maintenance and grooming may disappear next…
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AGDC meets in Kenai
The Alaska Gasline Development Corporation is moving forward with its transition into leadership of the Alaska LNG Project.…
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Division of Forestry asks residents not to burn Sunday, Monday
The Alaska Division of Forestry is asking residents in the Southcentral and Interior regions to avoid burning, both…
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Assembly reduces Planning Commission membership
The number of Kenai Peninsula Borough Planning Commission members will decrease to 11, but not until 2020. After…
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ConocoPhillips economist: Lower oil prices may be here to stay
Editor’s note: This article has been updated to reflect that Marianne Kah asked for the state to provide…
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DOT installs new flashing yellow arrow traffic signals in Kenai, Soldotna
Drivers in Kenai and Soldotna have had to follow a new directive since the completion of construction earlier…