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Two hurt in Kenai Spur crash
Two people were sent to the hospital after a head-on collision near Kenai Central High School on Thursday.…
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Missing Sterling man found dead
Searches have come to an end after 22-year-old Garyn Troost, missing in Sterling since Sunday, was found dead.…
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Family, volunteers search for missing man in Sterling
Central Kenai Peninsula volunteers are searching for a young man who went missing in the Sterling area Sunday.…
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Fishing citations up for 2016
More personnel on the ground contributed to more personal-use and other fishing citations being handed out this summer.…
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Local talks her trip down the Silk Road
Some central Kenai Peninsula residents got a taste of the ancient Silk Road from right in their back…
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Flasher removed from Tsalteshi Trails
Tsalteshi Trails Maintenance Manager Bill Holt had to manage more than his usual duties last week when he…
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VA preps vets for changes in appointment scheduling
Peninsula veterans were briefed on continuing changes to the way their appointments will be scheduled and given a…
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Sterling fuel break moves forward
Progress is being made on a fuel break planned for the Sterling area where it meets the Kenai…
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Kenai candidates make pitch for council at forum
Kenai’s airport, small business community and future decisions on the marijuana industry are all things to invest time…
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Former karate teacher pleads guilty to sex abuse
A Soldotna man has changed his plea in a sexual abuse of a minor case and accepted an…
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Nikiski study group makes progress on incorporation effort
Members of a study group in Nikiski are making strides in their efforts to turn the unincorporated area…
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Picture this: Professor brings learning tools for the blind from Poland
Two images are drawn on a piece of paper. One is a basic stick figure of a Christmas…
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Merits of home rule hashed out at open house
In the second of two efforts to reach the public concerning a proposed home-rule charter, the Soldotna Charter…
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Charter commissioners talk home rule ahead of election
Soldotna Charter Commission members are trying to reach as many people as possible before the upcoming October election…
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Dogs get their day in Soldotna
Some of Soldotna’s four-legged residents will soon get a park of their very own. Plans are underway to…
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Trial pushed back for Nikiski man accused of sex abuse
The trial for a Nikiski man accused of sexual abuse of a minor has been pushed back pending…
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Walker reassures locals, cites needed adjustments
Gov. Bill Walker wants to impress upon local governments the severity of the state’s financial situation and how…
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Finding freedom: Local group works to open home for women in recovery
During Jennifer Waller’s third stint in rehab for drug addiction, she didn’t have any indications that it would…
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7 vie for judge seat in Kenai Superior Court
The Alaska Judicial Council has its work cut out in narrowing down the applicants for a judgeship in…
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Cooling off period: Calm fire season lets agencies focus on prevention
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to reflect that the Division of Forestry, not including the Office…