Two sets of human remains have been found on the central Kenai Peninsula; and a neighborhood just south of Kenai has been experiencing flooding after an extra heavy snow this winter.

Two sets of human remains have been found on the central Kenai Peninsula. A timber company owned by Yakutat’s village corporation has filed for bankruptcy this month after a bank sued the corporation over $13 million in outstanding debts.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has requested authorization for non-lethal harassment, or disturbance, of marine mammals as part of the deep-water port modification in Nome; and the popular PBS program Antiques Roadshow is coming to Alaska for the first time ever this summer, and some Kenai Peninsula locals plan to present their items to professional appraisers.

A Soldotna teacher and union president was arrested this weekend for sexual abuse of a minor. The Petersburg School District just received approval for a $25,000 grant that will help keep its mental health counseling services afloat.

A Soldotna teacher and union president was arrested this weekend for sexual abuse of a minor; and an Illinois man died Sunday night, after Alaska State Troopers say he got trapped in mud near Hope during a rising tide and drowned.

Kenai Peninsula locals are hoping to find treasure when they participate in the PBS program Antiques Roadshow. Fisheries Disaster Relief Funds are being allocated for impacted Alaskan fisheries. Alaska State Troopers are conducting a Click It or Ticket Campaign through June 4th.

Part four in a series about the Cook Inlet Energy Crisis.

Part four in a series about the Cook Inlet Energy Crisis.

Part Three on Cook Inlet Energy Crisis.

Part Three on Cook Inlet Energy Crisis.