Community members could dispose of spruce beetle-infested trees and other vegetation at the site
‘Any effort to divert public funds to private schools is a blatantly unconstitutional act’ says opponent to the practice
Alaska reported a 16% total increase over the last 14 days
Darryl Magen and Josh Delie were met with cheers and words of encouragement from family, friends and city officials
The road opened Friday through Monday last weekend and was opened intermittently earlier this week
Additional protections could come through congressional action or conservation easements or similar land designations
Ten Alaska state lawmakers do not plan to seek reelection this year
Efforts to expand the Kenai Municipal Cemetery have been underway for awhile
Bornemann has been at the organization since 2011 and took over as director in 2018
The biker had a possible spinal injury, requiring aerial medevac
The infection was confirmed last week, according to state officials
A collaboration among organizations allows citizens to contribute to monitoring in Cook Inlet
Many races are hotly contested, others not at all
Fire marshal said ‘commercial’ activity in old chapel did not have valid plan review
Splits along partisan lines and disagreements over natural gas emerge at the Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference
Kenai Art Center’s June exhibit features an array of works by local talent Thor Evenson
The band is the premiere main act of this summer’s free Levitt AMP Concert series
Cook Inletkeeper held its annual Mouth to Mouth Wild Run and Ride on Monday on the shores of Cook Inlet
Forty-eight candidates are on the ballot for the special primary
The cumulative sonar estimate is 72 large king salmon through May 29
