Got goat's milk?

updated 9:05pm

At feeding time Monday morning on Karluk Acres, a gang of Nigerian Dwarf and Nubian goats darted over gravel to claim scattered corn and grains. The farm, which Julie Wendt co-owns with Paul Vass, has one of the few goat-shares on the Kenai Peninsula.

Riots in Baltimore over man's death in police custody

04/27/15

BALTIMORE - Rioters plunged part of Baltimore into chaos Monday, torching a pharmacy, setting police cars ablaze and throwing bricks at officers hours after thousands mourned the man who died from a severe spinal injury he suffered in police custody.

Legislature adjourns; governor calls special session

04/27/15

JUNEAU - Gov. Bill Walker spared little time in calling state lawmakers into a special session to deal with issues including the budget and Medicaid.

Businesses, schools partner on maritime job skills

04/27/15

JUNEAU - In coastal communities throughout Alaska, several organizations are working together to prepare more Alaskans for jobs in the maritime industry.

Sterling fair shows shift | Comments: 1

State-led gas line scores low on credibility | Comments: 1

Alaska Senate approves budget; proposal now goes to House 12:29pm

Flocking together: Weather affects bird migration, still plenty for birders to see | Comments: 1

Legislative session continues, with budget vote pending | Comments: 1

Lawmakers plan work on marijuana bills over interim | Comments: 1

Kenai vape shop may face problems from smoking bill | Comments: 4

Agreement reached by Senate, House majorities | Comments: 1

State releases over 4,000 email pages in National Guard case 6:41pm | Comments: 4

Aid pours in amid aftershocks after Nepal quake kills 1,865 | Comments: 1

Community peppers Alaska LNG staff with questions | Comments: 1

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Sports

Kardinals clean up at home invite

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Outdoors

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Opinion

Cal Thomas: Another signpost on the road to destruction

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Arts & Entertainment

What's Happening

■ The Kenai Peninsula College annual Juried Student Exhibition runs through May 8 in the Gary Freeburg Gallery on the Kenai River Campus. A closing reception will take place from 2-3:30 p.m. May 8.