The governor asked legislators to pass bills related to education, agriculture, home ownership, and the supply of natural gas for Southcentral Alaska
More than a dozen comments were made by residents of the Kenai Peninsula on S.B. 140
While a COVID spike has been observed state- and nationwide for much of December and January, the same rise hasn’t been so sharp on the Kenai Peninsula
A surge in syphilis cases is being observed nationwide
Early effort to overturn veto of one-time school funding fails in House
A state and nationwide upward trend in COVID-19 activity has seen spikes in case counts and hospitalizations, but state data indicates the surge hasn’t made… Continue reading
Sen. Jesse Bjorkman was well-represented on the list of bills prefiled by state lawmakers ahead of their upcoming session, which kicks off Jan. 16 in… Continue reading
As of Tuesday evening, 37,000 people had submitted their application
This year’s increase is the largest adjustment since the minimum wage began to be adjusted for inflation
The existing fees will continue to be apply “as if they were never replaced”
Joel Isaak teaches Dena’ina at Kenai Peninsula College and works as a linguist for the Kenaitze Indian Tribe
Only 18.5% of Alaskans have received a flu vaccine as of last week
ACEs are potentially traumatic events that occur in childhood
Funding for K-12 education is expected to be a top issue in the upcoming legislative session
Michael Daniel, a Republican, is challenging Alaska House Rep. Sarah Vance.
Ruffridge has represented District 7, which includes Kenai and Soldotna, in the Alaska House of Representatives since January
Parking fees are usually $5
The slide — estimated to be about 450 feet wide — occurred at about 9 p.m. Monday during a significant rain- and windstorm near Wrangell
Parking fees at state parks to go up in 2024
Deaths still far surpassed those recorded during last decade
