Residents of Homer are experiencing long-COVID symptoms amid steady COVID-19 transmission levels; an investor is committing millions of dollars to Northern Dynasty Minerals, a Canadian company pursuing the Pebble Mine project

Residents of Homer are experiencing long-COVID symptoms amid steady COVID-19 transmission levels; and August 9 was the last Stream Watch day of the summer. And on an overcast Tuesday evening, a group of local residents who care about the cleanliness of their waterways showed up for two hours of what they call Trashersize.

A group from the Kenai Watershed Forum works to cleanup beaches after dipnetting season; a state economist weighs in on Alaska's worker shortage

The Homer City Council is continuing its work on road infrastructure and planning for non-motorized and pedestrian transportation; and the Qawalangin Tribe hosted an annual culture camp last week in Unalaska.

The Homer City Council is continuing its work on road infrastructure and planning for non-motorized and pedestrian transportation; and Salmonfest brings out dozens of bands from around the country.

Researchers at the Kenai Fjords National Park have long known that many of the glaciers in the park are retreating, but now, they have data that quantifies that change over time, thanks to a new study published last week; a group of federal officials are in Alaska this week to learn about the unique challenges the state faces when it comes to broadband connectivity; and a crash on Baycrest caused a power outage in Homer on Monday afternoon.

A crash on Baycrest caused a power outage in Homer Monday afternoon; Alaska apparel made by one Kasilof artist has become a Salmonfest staple; and the Qawalangin Tribe hosted an annual culture camp last week in Unalaska.

Two of the three candidates vying to temporarily fill the late Congressman Don Young’s seat in the U.S House of Representatives made the trip to Kenai last week for a candidate forum hosted by the Kenai and Soldotna chambers of commerce; and the central Kenai Peninsula’s BenJammin & The Jammin Band kicked off the three-day festival Friday, despite some technical difficulties, band members say it was a great time.

The central Kenai Peninsula’s BenJammin & The Jammin Band kicked off Salmonfest on Friday, and despite some technical difficulties, band members say it was a great time; and the last week of July was Bat Week at the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge.

A historic anchor showed up at the dock in Unalaska after a cargo ship pulled it up while in Bristol Bay for the salmon fishery; and one Homer-grown cyclist finished this year's Tour de France, despite overcoming challenges before and during the race.