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Sitting down with Rep. Young
Congressman shares thoughts on infrastructure, the Arctic and reelection.
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Soldotna ends disaster declaration, utility penalty suspension
As part of the declaration, the city temporarily suspended the accrual of all penalties on past due balances…
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Data show vaccinated people less than 1% likely to get COVID
As of April 30, approximately 101 million people in the U.S. were considered fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
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‘A lot of work to do’: Officials hope for summer bounce in vaccinations
Zink said just six months ago she didn’t think the state would have as much vaccine stock as…
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Help wanted: Alaskans to teach Alaska’s students
New consortium and marketing campaign aims to retain and recruit teachers
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State sells oil and gas leases covering 21,000 acres of Cook Inlet
Furie Operating Alaska, LLC, HEX, LLC and Strong Energy Resources, LLC were all identified as bidders.
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Masks optional for KPBSD staff, students effective next week
The policy change is in response to updated guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Firefighters stop 2 Homer-area wildland fires
Large green lawn around one home kept fire from spreading on Saturday.
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Study finds scientific evidence of “zombie fires” in Alaska, Arctic
Zombie fires in boreal forests are associated with hot summers and deep burning into organic soil.
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Proposed conservation plans could affect Pebble project
Terms of the deal would bar the execution of any right-of-way agreements with the mine project.
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Kenai to consider donating land for new Triumvirate playhouse
The theater’s building burned down in February.
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Kenai to launch another shop local program
The program would provide vouchers for tourism, travel or hospitality services.
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Seward council member apologizes for antisemitic remark
Sharyl Seese made the comment during a council work session.
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Refuge celebrates National Trails Day with visitor center reopening
The refuge’s visitor center has been closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Kachemak trails prepped for summer
Almost 40 volunteers helped clean up Kachemak Bay State Park in honor of National Trails Day
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Dunleavy urges lawmakers to take action on dividend plan
“Every time we come up with a thing to move this along, it’s not enough for some people…
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SeaLife Center reports increase in visitors
The center is encouraging people to buy tickets online