The Kenai Peninsula Borough begins work on updating its new harassment policies; a Fairbanks man imprisoned for murdering a police officer is facing new charges for an attack on another inmate at the Spring Creek Correctional Facility in Seward; and Unalaska's new library opening this month will feature artwork from Seldovia-born artist Valisa Higman.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough begins work on updating its new harassment policies; a Fairbanks man imprisoned for murdering a police officer is facing new charges for an attack on another inmate at the Spring Creek Correctional Facility in Seward; and Unalaska's new library opening this month will feature artwork from Seldovia-born artist Valisa Higman.

Satellite imagery of the Arctic has advanced dramatically over the last twenty years. With permafrost thaw out-pacing previous projections, a Homer-based researcher is helping bring the rapidly changing Arctic into high-resolution.

Satellite imagery of the Arctic has advanced dramatically over the last twenty years. With permafrost thaw out-pacing previous projections, a Homer-based researcher is helping bring the rapidly changing Arctic into high-resolution; and First Friday events coming up later this week features local artists and works across mediums and venues in Homer and Seward.

Over a hundred Homer residents gathered for a recent community forum to discuss ideas for short and long-term solutions for housing in the area; and The Alaska Department of Fish and Game reminds the community of the dangers of feeding moose.

Over a hundred Homer residents gathered for a recent community forum to discuss ideas short and long-term solutions for housing in the area; and it’s National Public Health Week – which recognizes the contributions of public health and highlights issues that are important to improving our nation's health.

Over a hundred Homer residents gathered for a recent community forum to discuss key challenges and potential solutions for the ongoing problem; and Seward approves contract from Homer Electric, with election a month away.

Over a hundred Homer residents gathered for a recent community forum to discuss key challenges and potential solutions for the ongoing problem; and Seward approves contract from Homer Electric, with election a month away.

KBBI's Hope McKenney speaks with Alaska State Senate President Gary Stevens about the backlog in public assistance programs — like Medicaid and food stamps — and the ongoing battle over the Permanent Fund Dividend.

The federal council that voted to close a large part of Cook Inlet to commercial salmon fishing in 2020 is slated to choose a new management plan for the fishery next week, after a federal court said it was illegal to shut it down last year; and KBBI's Hope McKenney speaks with Alaska State Senate President Gary Stevens about the backlog in public assistance programs — like Medicaid and food stamps — and the ongoing battle over the Permanent Fund Dividend.