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Study reviews potential climate impacts on Kenai River salmon
Though the Kenai River’s salmon populations are still healthy compared to other Pacific salmon populations, a number of…
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College revives Certified Nursing Assistant program
Kenai Peninsula College is once again offering Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) classes after struggling to meet the state’s…
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Car chase ends in Sterling crash
A Monday car chase that began in Kenai ended in Sterling when 28 year-old Dylan Adkins of Anchorage…
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Bed tax back on assembly agenda
The much-debated bed tax proposal may get second life, if the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly chooses to introduce…
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Charges for man accused of pulling school fire alarm to be reduced
The felony charges against a Sterling man who allegedly entered two central Kenai Peninsula schools and pulled fire…
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Nikiski man charged with stealing car, crashing it, possessing meth
A Nikiski man is facing a set of felony and misdemeanor charges relating to an incident in which…
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Ninilchik fishes Kenai gillnet for second year
The gillnet operation in the Kenai River run by the Ninilchik Traditional Council this summer concluded its season…
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Costumed in Kenai
Throughout Kenai on Saturday, children and their families celebrated Halloween early with trick-or-treating and haunted houses. Costumes ranged…
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Absentee ballots narrow gap in mayor’s race; some ballots yet to be counted
The first batch of absentee and questioned ballots brought the runoff race for Kenai Peninsula Borough mayor much…
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Comment period nearing end for first Hilcorp North Slope development
Hilcorp project manager Mike Dunn solicited support for his company’s Liberty project — which would drill wells from…
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Boating fatalities rise in 2017
Fatal recreational boat accidents rose in Alaska this year for the second year in a row. Though the…
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Burglars hit multiple Anchor Point businesses, cabins
Burglars have robbed several lower Kenai Peninsula businesses and cabins since early September, stealing firearms, a vehicle, chainsaws,…
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Birdbath
Crows bathe in rainwater pudding in the gutter alongside Trading Bay Road on Wednesday in Kenai. Tuesday morning…
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Alaska sees decline in military draft registration
All men ages 18 to 25 are required to register for a possible military draft lottery, but according…
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Hospice to offer more accessible hours
Hospice of Central Peninsula is expanding office hours at its Kenai Spur Highway location so that services are…
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Fish and Wildlife to reconsider Kenai refuge rules
The federal government is planning to revise some of the rules on the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, including…
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Pierce leads in mayoral runoff
Charlie Pierce is poised take the helm at the Kenai Peninsula Borough for the next three years, according…
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Snow slows traffic, though few accidents reported in Kenai, Soldotna
With a measurable amount of snow on the roadways this morning, it’s time to slow down and bust…
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New urgent care clinic opens in Soldotna
Editor’s note: This article has been edited to correct the spelling of Jeoff Lanfear’s last name and to…
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HEA considers diversifying electricity
Most electricity used on the Kenai Peninsula has one source. Gas turbines, burning natural gas produced from Cook…