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New COVID cases down from last week
Nationally, the 14-day change rate of newly reported COVID cases has increased by 7%
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Soldotna revisits field house project
City council members and administrators convened last week to talk about the project
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Lower Yukon River wildfire is among Alaska’s largest tundra fires on record
It is also part of a trend of increasingly frequent tundra fires in that region
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Seal pups rescued in Kasilof
A passerby reported an abandoned female harbor seal pup on the beach
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Troopers announce launch of online reporting tool
The new system aims to eliminate the need to file police reports by calling the non-emergency line or…
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Kenaitze announces plans for public bus route
Kahtnu Area Transit will offer service between Nikiski and Sterling
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Trump ‘detached from reality’ in defeat, panel told
The House 1/6 committee spent the morning hearing delving into Trump’s claims of election fraud
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New wave of peninsula fisheries closures announced
Division of Sport Fish said that king salmon runs are not showing signs of improvement
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Hundreds of peninsula special primary ballots rejected
The peninsula’s roughly 2% rejection rate is on par with other regions in the state
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Pride coming to Soldotna on Friday
The event will begin at 5:45 p.m. on Friday with a march from the Sports Complex to Soldotna…
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Protesters call for ‘common-sense’ gun reform
The protest was one of many that took place in communities throughout the United States as part of…
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2022 Special Primary Election live updates: Palin takes early lead
As of 10 p.m., Sarah Palin, Nick Begich, Al Gross and Mary Peltola were in the top 4
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Fishing report: King salmon fishing closed on Kenai amid poor run
June 8 fishing report outlined opportunities for anglers in the north Kenai area
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‘This is stoppable’: Program works to bring opioid overdose kits to seafood industry
The project began with a tragic death, but proponents hope it can prevent more
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Kenai, borough look to extract rock for bluff stabilization
In moving hard rock out of Seldovia, the borough could kill a few birds with one stone
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Judge rules against Alaska in ballot access case
A state court judge said elections officials cannot certify special primary results until visually impaired voters “are provided…
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Large tundra wildfire in southwest Alaska threatens villages
Officials on Friday put the communities of St. Mary’s and Pitkas Point into “ready” status
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River Fest returns
The festival, which runs through Sunday, features live music, food booths, a wine and beer garden, a “Kids…
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US House candidates await the end of Alaska’s first statewide election by mail
The Alaska Division of Elections expects a first round of results before 9 p.m. on Saturday
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Mobile app for anglers, hunters launched
The app will also include information about hunting and sport fishing regulations