U.S. Geological Survey says 179 people reported feeling the earthquake.
This response is one of only 30 ringed seal cases in the Alaska SeaLife Center’s 28-year history.
If approved, MEA would build three stations along the Seward Meridian.
“Alaska’s greatest resources aren’t just buried in the ground,” said protestor Atagan Hood.
Soldotna’s Donica Nash will use the award money to fund a field trip to Juneau.
The team secured the program’s first three-peat victory at the state tournament in December.
The change would allow municipalities to increase property tax exemptions to “an amount deemed appropriate.”
Paul Banks Elementary in Homer and Seward Middle School are currently under consideration for closure in the next academic year.
Gov. Mike Dunleavy delivered his eighth and final State of the State address Thursday evening.
The rally held Saturday in Homer coincided with demonstrations nationwide protesting the Trump administration and recent ICE shootings.
The annual free event will take place on Tuesday, Jan. 27 at the SPARC tent in Homer.
Robin West presented his talk, “Looking Back, Looking Forward,” in Soldotna on Tuesday evening.
The Department of Natural Resources invites Alaskans to apply for seats in Seward, Kachemak Bay and Kenai.
Hundreds of students were recognized during a Jan. 14 assembly.
A sentencing date and location will be determined at the next hearing on Feb. 5.
Lawmakers discussed upcoming bills during a KPBSD work session last week.
The second session of the 34th Alaska State Legislature began Tuesday.
