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ANCHORAGE — Jahna Lindemuth didn’t get a seat on the Alaska Supreme Court last month, but she got the attention of Alaska Gov. Bill Walker… Continue reading

  • Jun 28, 2016
  • By Mark Thiessen

Dead humpback whale found in Glacier Bay National Park

The longest sighted humpback whale recorded in Southeast Alaska was found dead Sunday morning.“Festus” — or whale #441 in fluke identification photos — was floating… Continue reading

  • Jun 28, 2016
  • By LISA PHU

Man rescued from river near Jim’s Landing

The Central Emergency Services Technical Rescue Team pulled a man off an island near Jim’s Landing early Sunday morning after his raft tipped and overturned.… Continue reading

  • Jun 27, 2016
  • By Kelly Sullivan

HEA warns members of phone scam

Homer Electric Association is getting reports from businesses regarding suspicious phone calls.The fraudulent caller impersonates a utility representative and requests payment for the customer’s supposed… Continue reading

  • Jun 27, 2016

Spruce aphid: Small bugs, big problem

A larger-than-normal seasonal presence has hampered some Juneau inhabitants this spring and summer, impeding members of our locally-rooted population. It isn’t an infestation of tourists… Continue reading

Nikiski days offer family fun

Nikiski days offer family fun

Two of the warmest, sunniest weeks that anyone can remember on the Kenai have been followed by two rainy weekends in a row drenching typically… Continue reading

Nikiski days offer family fun
Howlin' good food at the new Iditarod cafe

Howlin’ good food at the new Iditarod cafe

At the site in Kenai where many Alaskan legends were born and historic figures like Jay Hammond, Ted Stevens, Walter Hickel and Hugh Malone gathered… Continue reading

Howlin' good food at the new Iditarod cafe

Fish and Game restricts bait on Kenai River late-run kings

Editor’s note: This story has been updated to correct the type of tackle anglers are permitted to use on the Kenai River. Anglers are restricted… Continue reading

World Series baseball event to draw peninsulawide players

The Soldotna Little League Fields are about to play host to a much wider variety of players than usual. Frontier Community Services is gearing up… Continue reading

Members of the Moose Horn Amateur Radio club raise a portable antennae tower during ham Radio Feild Day on Saturday, June 25, 2016 at Skyview Middle School in Soldotna, Alaska. Members of the club spent 24 hours working two transmitters from their trailer in the Skyview parking lot in a nation-wide competition to make the greatest number of contacts with other amateur radio operators.

The spirit of radio

About a dozen people spent the better part of their weekend in the parking lot of Skyview Middle School in one of two trailers belonging… Continue reading

Members of the Moose Horn Amateur Radio club raise a portable antennae tower during ham Radio Feild Day on Saturday, June 25, 2016 at Skyview Middle School in Soldotna, Alaska. Members of the club spent 24 hours working two transmitters from their trailer in the Skyview parking lot in a nation-wide competition to make the greatest number of contacts with other amateur radio operators.

Healing history and undoing the silence

Under the covered basketball court at Harborview Elementary School in downtown Juneau, a group of carvers have just started working on a Raven totem pole.It’s… Continue reading

  • Jun 26, 2016
  • By LISA PHU

Woman questioned on the stand by her alleged attacker

During a trial that’s become something of a spectacle with a loquacious inmate acting as his own defense, the topic of one woman’s threatened life… Continue reading

  • Jun 26, 2016
  • By PAULA ANN SOLIS

Syringe exchange provides health services, sterile tools

If an intravenous drug user goes into The Exchange at the South Peninsula Hospital Training Center to dispose of their used needles, they can receive… Continue reading

  • Jun 26, 2016
  • By ANNA FROST

Approved by borough, peninsula marijuana growers now in final permitting stretch

After the state issued its first marijuana growing permits on June 9 and 10, nine local cultivators were approved by the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly… Continue reading

Ready, Set, Safety

With dipnetters from around the state set to swarm Kenai’s beaches in a matter of weeks, local law enforcement and first responders are gearing up… Continue reading

Commission argues status quo for Soldotna home rule

Under the draft home-rule charter being formed by Soldotna’s charter commission, the structure and duties of the mayor, council and city clerk would remain the… Continue reading

Homer shows Love for Orlando

A group of Homer residents and visitors gathered around the gazebo in WKFL Park on Friday evening and read the names of the 49 people… Continue reading

  • Jun 25, 2016
  • By ANNA FROST
Soldotna will decide whether to pursue annexation

Soldotna will decide whether to pursue annexation

Soldotna staff and council members have a big decision to make — whether to pursue annexing nearby neighborhoods to make them part of the city… Continue reading

Soldotna will decide whether to pursue annexation
Horseshoes bring together neighbors in Kasilof

Horseshoes bring together neighbors in Kasilof

The term “beer garden” doesn’t quite suit the backyard of the Alaska Roadhouse Bar and Grill, but between the beer and the soft sound of… Continue reading

Horseshoes bring together neighbors in Kasilof