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Spook Night promotes appreciation of outdoors
Most often occupied by athletes, the Tsalteshi Trails were overrun by miniature warlocks, witches, minions and “Frozen” princesses…
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Trooper involved in fatal shooting identified
Alaska State Troopers have identified the officer who shot and killed Sterling resident Jon Ployhar during a traffic…
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Evidence argued in Cooper Landing murder case
Multiple forms of evidence were put on the spot during an evidentiary hearing on Monday for an Anchorage…
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Hunter rescued after kayak capsizes on Skilak Lake
Bruce Manlick was excited to shoot his first-ever bear earlier this month during a trip to Skilak Lake.…
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Man accused of animal cruelty denied lower bail
A Soldotna man accused of animal cruelty pleaded not guilty during a superior court arraignment and bail hearing…
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Man shot, killed by trooper
A man is dead after being shot during a fight with an Alaska State Trooper late Saturday night…
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DOT seeks comment on Highway Safety Project
The Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities is seeking public comment before it moves forward with planned…
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Refuge Information Techs bring workshop to Kenai Peninsula
When members of Alaska’s remote Native villages need to share their concerns about environmental conservation, they can turn…
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Girdwood trooper post to remain open through June
The Girdwood post of the Alaska State Troopers, originally slated to be closed Jan. 1, will remain open…
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Community watch on the rise on the Kenai Peninsula
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to correct a spelling error. Tired of being repeatedly victimized…
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HEA briefs membership on coming changes
In its last of several membership meetings around the Kenai Peninsula on Thursday, representatives from Homer Electric Association…
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Prop 1 fails in Kenai, council races unchanged
A proposition that would have allowed Kenai City Council candidates to run for designated seats failed with the…
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Soldotna man charged with animal cruelty
A Soldotna man has been arrested and charged with animal cruelty after troopers say he beat a dog…
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Man sentenced in Kenai graffiti case eager to move on
After months of legal proceedings and a public apology to the City of Kenai, Mark Maserra has been…
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Trial pushed back for woman accused of sexual assault
The trial for a Sterling woman accused of sexually assaulting a minor has been delayed to accommodate attorney…
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Kasilof man dies from accidental gunshot
A Kasilof man was accidentally shot and killed with his own gun while working on a vehicle Tuesday…
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Absentee votes clinch Kenai, Soldotna council races
Absentee ballots confirmed the leads two Kenai and Soldotna City Council candidates had following the Oct. 6 election,…
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Troopers take a closer look
Time spent investigating criminal cases and highway fatalities stands to be significantly reduced in Alaska thanks to improved…
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Beer in Alaska: a love-hate history
About a dozen people took a journey through Alaska’s rich chronicle of breweries and beer Thursday with Kenai…
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Two-car accident slows traffic on Kenai Spur
No one was injured in a two-vehicle collision on the Kenai Spur Highway Sunday afternoon. Two Kenai Police…