Storms caused power outages, late-starts for schools, landslides and flooding in some areas.
Dunleavy wants the Legislature to pass laws changing how much programs are funded.
Santa will be making a stop at the Nikiski Community Recreation Center.
Snowfall, rainstorm transform ski, walk, bike trails
The two were chosen from a list of applicants put forward by the Alaska Judicial Council.
Troopers: Plan to have a designated driver, stay the night, or call a cab.
Every year, two schools are chosen to represent each state.
The chamber honors community members at its 61st annual Awards Luncheon.
Governor calls budget a ‘starting point’ for discussions.
There is a 30-day public comment period open until 5 p.m. on Jan. 6, 2020.
Fewer students than expected enrolled in peninsula schools this year. In its FY 2020 preliminary enrollment report to the state of Alaska, the Kenai Peninsula… Continue reading
Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s proposed FY 2021 budget is expected to be released this week
An officer with the Kenai Police Department was a member of a regional drug task force.
Project Homeless Connect will take place in January at the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex.
Warm temperatures and rain are still forecast to continue in some areas.
Nikiski Middle/High School seniors participated in a mock trial at the Kenai Courthouse.
The additional funds brought the total cost of the project from $3.2 million to about $4.7 million.
Proposed tuition increases for fiscal year 2021 and 2022 are on the table.
Several weather-related events have caused damage across the entire peninsula.
What’s happening this week.
