Senate looks to House on next steps for education funding
The bipartisan bill included $680 increase to per-student funding
The campground is expected to reopen on June 2
Cook Inlet king salmon stocks are experiencing a prolonged period of poor productivity, the department said
Nikiski Senior Center hosts relaunched Kenai Peninsula Family Caregiver Support Program
Dunleavy would like to see a shift of authority over charter school approvals from local school districts to the state
Senate Bill 140 passed the House by a vote of 38-2 and the Senate by a vote of 18-1 last month
The bill is sponsored by Rep. Sarah Vance, R-Homer
Troopers were first contacted about a theft at the site in Nikiski on Feb. 4
The watershed forum and other organizations are working to repair habitat and mitigate erosion
Kenai Police and Kenai Fire Department responded to a structure fire near Mountain View Elementary
All the proposed orders would have shuffled or eliminated the responsibilities of various state boards
Various protections for king salmon and trout, increased opportunity for sockeye salmon fishing on the Russian River and moved regulatory markers were among changes
The annual Sweeney’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, hosted by the Soldotna Chamber of Commerce, kicks off at 2 p.m.
Delegates from the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District lobbied the Alaska Legislature for more state funding and other education priorities
Certain fees for campground sites and public use cabins in the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge will increase this summer, the refuge announced Thursday. A news… Continue reading
National Renewable Energy Lab estimates that there are 18 gigawatts of tidal power in Cook Inlet
“Several rounds” of heavy snowfall are expected, beginning as soon as Monday evening
Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission also has to approve before dipnets are used
Ruffridge chief of staff says team shares commitment to hard work
