An 18-year-old was arrested over the weekend after police allegedly found him and another teenager in a car with drugs and a loaded gun. Jaycee… Continue reading
A traffic stop for a broken headlight led to a drug bust after Alaska State Troopers allegedly found more than 5 ounces of marijuana, other… Continue reading
Although born out of loss, the annual Way Out Women Ride is a celebration of life — and snowmachining. “We try to combine our love… Continue reading
A 12-year-old Ninilchik School student was taken into custody by Alaska State Troopers this week after allegedly making “terroristic” threats against other students. A concerned… Continue reading
A Homer man who had allegedly been living in a stolen SUV for three weeks was arrested in Soldotna for vehicle theft on Tuesday. Therin… Continue reading
Alaska public health officials are trying to slow the spread of the ongoing mumps outbreak with new recommendations for patients and health providers. All Alaska… Continue reading
An alleged violent altercation in the Walmart parking lot led to the arrest of two Nikiski men on Tuesday night. James A. Johnson, Jr., 34,… Continue reading
For half an hour on Thursday morning, 20,000 Alaska kids will move in sync. Students from at least 96 schools across the state will participate… Continue reading
A Kenai woman who allegedly tried to run over emergency responders working to put out a fire at her house was arrested Monday night. Margaret… Continue reading
Alaska State Troopers are asking the public for help in the fight against the opioid epidemic. During a Feb. 13 briefing, Michael Duxbury, commander of… Continue reading
Brewers pour craft beers for attendees at the 4th annual Frozen RiverFest at Soldotna Creek Park on Saturday, Feb. 17. Sponsored by the Soldotna Chamber… Continue reading
A man accused of attacking his former landlords in a drunken fit was indicted in a Seward court last week for felony assault. John Michael… Continue reading
The Office of Children’s Services and tribal governments are taking the first steps to implement an agreement that transfers control of welfare services for Alaska… Continue reading
Mastering the nuances of the criminal justice system is no small feat — especially if you’re a teenager. A group of middle- and high-schoolers, however,… Continue reading
It will be a night of drinks, mingling and movies — with some environmental awareness thrown in. On Saturday, Feb. 24, the Kenai Watershed Forum… Continue reading
The first winner of an award recognizing the accomplishments of Alaska fire chiefs serves close to home. Kenai Fire Chief Jeff Tucker received the 2017… Continue reading
Nothing says February in Alaska like a bonfire and an icy beer by a frozen river. On Feb. 17, the Soldotna Chamber of Commerce with… Continue reading
Eight candidates are vying to replace Kenai Superior Court Judge Anna M. Moran after she retires in July. A number of the applicants applying for… Continue reading
Three people have been arrested and another is wanted by law enforcement after an alleged confrontation in a hotel room over stolen drugs and money.… Continue reading
From a hospital bed at Central Peninsula Hospital, World War II veteran and local fisherman Bill Field marked a milestone so rare it’s practically unheard… Continue reading
