JUNEAU (AP) — Over the years, the Alaska Supreme Court has chipped away at laws deemed discriminatory against gay couples. In 2005, for example, the… Continue reading
JUNEAU (AP) — Five gay couples filed a lawsuit Monday challenging Alaska’s ban on same-sex marriage as unconstitutional. The Alaska lawsuit, filed in federal court… Continue reading
One of three men connected to an alleged assault and kidnapping of a Soldotna man last December has been indicted on felony charges. Kenai resident… Continue reading
The public comment periods for air quality permits for two area producers are coming to a close this week.Furie Operating Alaska LLC and Hilcorp Alaska,… Continue reading
Scott Goldsmith, the University of Alaska’s venerated senior economist, has stepped into the political snake pit of the oil tax repeal debate.Goldsmith is well-known for… Continue reading
School board to meet The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. in the borough building at 148 N. Binkley… Continue reading
Well, it definitely looks like summer is here! The trees are starting to get leaves, and the snow is gone. Also, school is almost over!… Continue reading
After years of moving equipment in and out of cabinets and storage spaces, KRC nursing and paramedic students will finally have dedicated lab spaces to… Continue reading
Students put on helmets and lined up, straddling bikes at the start of the course. One-by-one they took turns maneuvering through it. First they had… Continue reading
FAIRBANKS (AP) — Law enforcement officers from as far away as Florida on Saturday mourned the loss of two Alaska state troopers killed earlier this… Continue reading
JUNEAU — Less than a year after ending 38 ½ years in the prison system, Don Morgan is meditating, doing yoga and opening a co-op… Continue reading
Updated Saturday A Nikiski Middle-School high school teacher who is being investigated by Alaska State Troopers on allegations of inappropriate behavior with a student, has… Continue reading
The rows of fishing poles will be absent from at the spring “Take a Kid Fishing” day. In its place will be the first “Kenai… Continue reading
Addison, 3, and her baby brother Brayden Peterkin, 1, sat motionless on a swing set unable to push each other as their short legs dangled… Continue reading
“That’s my daughter!” Mark Bevans shouted across the packed auditorium at Kenai Central High school as Kenai Peninsula College professor Henry Haney told Kristin Pruett… Continue reading
5.8 earthquake felt in Alaska ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A 5.8 magnitude earthquake was felt in Alaska. The U.S. Geological Survey says the quake struck… Continue reading
From acting to fishing to crafting to flinging pumpkins, local organizations offer a variety of camp options for kids.While a few camps have been offered… Continue reading
Moving to Alaska at 25, in the late 1940’s was a more rigorous transition than making the trip today. After taking a short walk across… Continue reading
