151 cases of the flu have been confirmed in Alaska in laboratory tests
For the period of Oct. 12 to Oct. 18, 349 new COVID-19 cases were reported
The Superior Court vacancy is created by the upcoming retirement of Judge Jennifer K. Wells
It’s an issue that’s come up multiple times as she has traveled around Alaska, Murkowski said
Capital city says farewell to its last ship of the season
“The Past is Closer Than You Think, The Lands of Kenai River Campus: A Priceless Heritage,” is about centuries-old Dena’ina sites
The forum was the seventh of nine forums being hosted by The Peninsula Clarion and KDLL 91.9 FM
Kizzia has a long history in the state
The commission on Monday ordered the subjects of the complaint to meet with staff by Thursday
Dozens of people incarcerated at LCCC moved to other facilities.
The Kenai Watershed Forum will host the chats through Nov. 23
The governor said he would present a bill to the Legislature next session
He is described as armed and dangerous
Peninsula ramps up spooky happenings
The man is described as armed and dangerous
He is the son of the late U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens
The wintry mix and freezing drizzle is expected to hit from midnight through 7-8 a.m on Saturday
The police departments in Juneau and Soldotna also have the accreditation
Accessory dwelling units are now allowed in city limits
Beverley Romanin is Sterling and Funny River’s new representative