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.

The Homer Soil and Water Conservation District is hosting an ongoing series of classes on soil health and seeds just in time for spring planting; North Pacific Fishery Management Council is slated to choose a new management plan for the Upper Cook Inlet salmon fishery; and today, Friday, is the first day to vote in Homer Electric association's 2023 election.

The Homer Soil and Water Conservation District is hosting an ongoing series of classes on soil health and seeds just in time for spring planting; hiring bonuses and paid parental leave are part of a package of programs the City of Soldotna hopes could make working at city hall more appealing, amid an ongoing surplus of job openings in Alaska; and Alaskans have until midnight Friday to apply for their 2023 Permanent Fund Dividend.