Photo by Rashah McChesney/Peninsula Clarion A man rides his bicycle on the Main Street Loop on Thursday April 16, 2015 in Kenai, Alaska. It snowed for about an hour before the storm subsided.
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Ninilchik residents consider creation of service area to fund pool
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly on Aug. 5 will consider an ordinance that would create the service area if it is approved by voters.
Peninsula radio reacts to loss of federal funding
Congress last week approved President Trump’s rescission request, zeroing out all federal funding for public broadcasting, effective Oct. 1.
Insurance authorization bill sponsored by Bjorkman, Ruffidge becomes law
The bill requires insurance companies and health care providers to meet new deadlines for authorizing requests for care.
Inletkeeper, partners file lawsuit against Cook Inlet gold mine
The Johnson Tract Mine is located on CIRI-owned lands inside Lake Clark National Park.
Kenai River dipnet fishery open 24 hours beginning Friday night
Per fish counts available from the department, 471,000 sockeye have been counted so far this year — with 108,000 counted on Wednesday alone.
Opening arguments offered in Erfurth trial
The trial is set to continue for around two weeks, into early August.
Tsunami warning canceled following 7.3 earthquake near Sand Point
An all clear was issued for Kachemak Bay communities at 1:48 p.m. by the Kenai Peninsula Borough Office of Emergency Management.
Ninilchik River to remain closed to king salmon fishing
It was an “error in regulation” that would have opened the Ninilchik River to king salmon fishing on Wednesday.
Late-run sockeye beginning to arrive in Russian, Kenai rivers
Northern Kenai fishing report
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