JUNEAU — Television ads in Alaska’s U.S. Senate race have been pulled by the two major party candidates after complaints from the family of two… Continue reading
ANCHORAGE — The independent and Democratic candidates for Alaska governor said Tuesday that they are merging their campaigns to give them a better shot at… Continue reading
The Kenai Little League Fields went to the dogs over Labor Day weekend. Nearly 100 energetic dogs and their enthusiastic owners from all over the… Continue reading
Central Peninsula Hospital is looking to acquire some land adjacent to its current campus. The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly will decide Tuesday whether to give… Continue reading
WASHINGTON — Fearing a Russian invasion and occupation of Alaska, the U.S. government in the early Cold War years recruited and trained fishermen, bush pilots,… Continue reading
Matanuska-Susitna Borough officials are prepping for negotiations with the U.S. Transportation Department to resolve $12.3 million the borough owes the feds for its failed ferry… Continue reading
FAIRBANKS (AP) — The city of Fairbanks, Alaska, has so far spent about $7,000 appealing a $37.50 election-law fine leveled on the mayor. The Alaska… Continue reading
Uniformed officers from law enforcement agencies throughout the Kenai Peninsula joined with Kenai Peninsula Borough School District administrators to learn about ALICE. “Everybody’s here,” said… Continue reading
Cook Inlet stakeholders are asking the state Board of Fisheries to consider more changes to area fisheries this winter.Fishery participants have submitted nine agenda change… Continue reading
Teenagers need more sleep. They also need more time in school. A national push is now underway to address the first problem, which is encouraging… Continue reading
It must have been a bitter moment for President Barack Obama when he got the news that his favorite economic guru not only doesn’t like… Continue reading
New students, meet your dorm. New dorm, meet your students.Clothes, TVs, blankets, pillows and other must-haves were hauled through the open doors of the brand… Continue reading
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Friday announced a temporary closure of sport hunting of brown bears on the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. The… Continue reading
This summer, half a dozen food trucks were established within Soldotna, or tightly hugging the city limits. A renovated RV, open-air utility trailers and carry-on… Continue reading
ANCHORAGE — Legalizing pot, trying to find the Libertarian candidate for Senate and whittling through a growing field for Alaska governor are among the things… Continue reading
Cook Inlet oil producers have boosted output 25 percent in the last year, data from the state Department of Natural Resources indicates.Production averaged of 16,288… Continue reading
After a year hiatus, Central Emergency Services responders have brought back the Fill the Boot campaign to raise funds to help find a cure for… Continue reading
The Soldotna Parks and Recreation Department reviewed and made a number of changes to the Memorial Park administrative policy and fee schedule, including an amendment… Continue reading
