The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District and its two largest unions are at an impasse on salary negotiations; and the Nikolaevsk Charter School for grades K-12 will open in Nikolaevsk on the Kenai Peninsula and recently hired a principal.

For one engineer on the ground in Mission Control, the Artemis II was the culmination of a lifetime of work and passion for space exploration that began in a Kenai Peninsula classroom.

The Homer Airport Terminal reopened Thursday, but it's not back to full operations; and large majorities of Alaskans tell pollsters they’re sick of changing their clocks twice a year.

The Homer Airport Terminal reopened Thursday, but it's not back to full operations; and large majorities of Alaskans tell pollsters they’re sick of changing their clocks twice a year.

The city of Seward is looking to fill a seat on the Planning and Zoning Commission; Arctic sea ice has been shrinking in recent decades, reaching record lows both in summer and in winter. A new study shows a continuation of this trend; and the Alaska House narrowly passed a bill Wednesday that would update the state’s corporate income tax to capture more revenue from companies that sell to Alaskans over the internet.

The city of Seward is looking to fill a seat on the Planning and Zoning Commission; and Arctic sea ice has been shrinking in recent decades, reaching record lows both in summer and in winter. A new study shows a continuation of this trend.

The city of Homer wants to hear from residents about proposed changes to local land use laws; spicy homeless cats on the central Kenai Peninsula can thank Clear Creek Cat Rescue for at least one of their nine lives; and U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski said she didn’t want to be “lecture-y” in her annual address to the Alaska Legislature. But she told lawmakers that they needed to step up their game in a few areas.

The city of Homer wants to hear from residents about proposed changes to local land use laws; spicy homeless cats on the central Kenai Peninsula can thank Clear Creek Cat Rescue for at least one of their nine lives; and U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski said she didn’t want to be “lecture-y” in her annual address to the Alaska Legislature. But she told lawmakers that they needed to step up their game in a few areas.

A magnitude 4.1 earthquake shook the southern Kenai Peninsula Tuesday morning; former Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly President Brent Johnson is throwing his hat in the ring for the House District 6 seat in the Alaska Legislature, currently held by Homer Republican Sarah Vance; and mayors of the five boroughs that would host elements of the Alaska gasline project say they’re not on board with a bill from Gov. Mike Dunleavy offering tax breaks for the project.

A magnitude 4.1 earthquake shook the southern Kenai Peninsula Tuesday morning; former Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly President Brent Johnson is throwing his hat in the ring for the House District 6 seat in the Alaska Legislature, currently held by Homer Republican Sarah Vance; and mayors of the five boroughs that would host elements of the Alaska gasline project say they’re not on board with a bill from Gov. Mike Dunleavy offering tax breaks for the project.