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Cold brews for a cold night
Frozen RiverFest enters its 6th year
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Board to discuss changes to Upper Cook Inlet fisheries
The Board of Fisheries deliberates on changes to the Upper Cook Inlet Fisheries every three years.
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Refuge OKs snowmachine use south of Tustumena
The areas was previously closed due to inadequate snow conditions.
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Going viral: Coronavirus means cruise line changes, but it’s not yet in Alaska
Here’s what you need to know about novel coronavirus.
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Setting it right: Military could apologize for bombarding Alaska Native villages
Three Southeast Alaska villages were bombarded by the military in the 1800s.
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Lawmakers: Ferries will struggle even with small cash infusion
Recent funding just scratches surface of needs.
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Experts, military officers testify about rising importance, threat in Arctic
The Great Game will be played in the Arctic, expert says.
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License plates could be a roadway to revenue
Alaska State Council on the Arts would set the surcharge.
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Training offered on inclusive spaces
The training is to educate people about the unique struggles that people in the LGBTQ community face
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Kenai city council supports expanding protections for LGBTQ community
The resolution supports legislation expanding hate crime statutes.
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Public testimony begins this weekend for Upper Cook Inlet Finfish meeting
The Alaska Board of Fish is gearing up for their upcoming Upper Cook Inlet Finfish meeting in Anchorage,…
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Candidate qualifications ordinance postponed
Johnson said the code’s “deficiencies” were brought to his attention during the 2019 assembly election.
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Group seeks protections for Iliamna seals
A listing would mean permits the government issues for a mine would minimize impacts to the seals.
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Dunleavy issues disaster declaration for last year’s severe winter storms
The storms triggered power outages, road damage, harbor damage and flooding in multiple areas.
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Assembly extends records request response time
The number of records requests coming into the borough continues to increase annually.
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Ninilchik fire chief let go during restructure
The board of directors for Ninilchik Emergency Services has terminated the volunteer fire department’s chief while it restructures…
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HEA’s Shelley: Electric vehicles are no laughing matter
Electric vehicles were the topic of discussion Wednesday as local business leaders gathered for the first Kenai Chamber…
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Students bring topic of sustainability to school board
A call for more sustainable practices was brought to the attention of the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District…