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Snapper, long-time SeaLife Center resident, passes away
He was a painter and father, who dedicated his life to aquatic research and provided valuable opportunities for…
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Man accused of wielding axe at woman
A Wasilla man currently residing in Kasilof was arrested over the weekend for wielding an axe at a…
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Man charged with stealing library laptop
A man in jail for parole violations was charged Saturday with stealing a laptop from the Kenai library…
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Bill would hike fees for city, borough cars
Part of a bill introduced late in the legislative session would hike the price that municipalities pay for…
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Three students graduate Cook Inlet Academy
Three students from Cook Inlet Academy stepped across a commencement stage Sunday to accept their high school diplomas…
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Alaska considers measures to switch to mail voting
Alaska is looking into conducting more of its elections by mail, though it may not completely convert right…
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Interest in farm-raised meat grows
For those who want farm-raised meat, it can be a challenge to get unless they happen to own…
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Book documents former fisherman’s decades on Cook Inlet
Editor’s note: This story has been corrected to show that Jackie Pels will speak at the Kenai Historical…
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Assembly sets base funding for school district at $49.7M
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District will get at least as much funding from the borough in fiscal…
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Man accused of choking woman at library
A Kenai man was arrested last week after reportedly choking a woman at the Kenai Community Library. Brandon…
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Woman accused of razor blade attack
A Kenai woman accused of punching another woman in the face while holding a razor blade between her…
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Woman indicted for stealing thousands in fishing gear
A Kenai woman accused of stealing thousands of dollars in fishing gear from several Soldotna properties was indicted…
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Resolution puts Legislature into railroad property dispute
A resolution before the Legislature attempts to put a stake in an ongoing disagreement between the Alaska Railroad…
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Borough launches new emergency alert system
The borough is rolling out a new emergency notification system months after a spotty tsunami response highlighted flaws…
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Commercial fishermen to open with regular periods
Commercial fisheries managers in Cook Inlet are moving forward with a cautious eye on salmon runs but relatively…
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Local woman turns the big 100
When it comes to strong women, Homer has a former Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly president, city council members,…
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A little skill, a lot of patience
Harper Leck, 3, watches as her line and weight sink into the water at an Alaska Department of…
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Health clinic, hospital finances center stage in boundary debate
For the third time in four years, the community of Ninilchik is the center of a debate about…
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KMS students solve community problems
Editor’s note: There is a lot going on at Kenai Middle School, including the “KMS Purple Pages,” a…
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What goes into the borough budget?
The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly begins the long process of hashing out its budget for fiscal year 2019…