Results from the 2019 Alaska Youth Risk Behavior Survey found that one in four students said they currently used an electronic vaping product
The city hopes to install the seesaw next summer
The project is one of seven in Alaska funded through the department’s Port Infrastructure Development Program,
Implementing the standards outlined by the legislation is not a one-size-fits-all approach
Charter organizers say they plan to appeal that decision to the State of Alaska
The ordinance would impose a 4% lodging tax on all reservations made within the City of Soldotna
The governor said he plans to introduce legislation lowering the rate
The resolution is in response to this year’s unprecedented closure of the fishery by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game
The landfill usually closes on Sundays between Oct. 1 and April 1
The display would include a bronze sow and two cubs interacting with a river
Troopers reported that a preliminary investigation found that an unknown individual assaulted a man and woman inside of their home
The man was found on North Kenai Beach, near the Kenai River and Cook Avenue
When completed, the 40,500-square-foot field house will cover roughly an acre of land
The state group is tasked with reviewing and updating Alaska’s McKinney-Vento policies and procedures
Henry Knackstedt and Phillip Daniel took their oaths of office
Kenai Peninsula Borough School District staff, students and community members can anonymously report concerns affecting district schools
The unanimous vote in support of the ordinance caps more than a year of work by an assembly material site subcommittee
On day of remebrance, two elders share stories of childhood in a boarding school
Vehicle corrosion and associated costs, threats to public safety and environmental impacts were the top concerns
Kelley Cizek, Dianne MacRae, Jason Tauriainen and Penny Vadla took oaths of office during the meeting
