Cook Inlet Keeper's Liz Mering was the guest on Wednesday morning's Coffee Table with host Josh Krohn.

Covid-19 numbers are holding steady. Mike Dunleavy made his latest pick for the state's board of Fisheries.

Emilie Springer talked about upcoming events at the Homer Ohlson Mountain rope tow. The Brooks Camp will operate at full capacity this season.

Seaweed has the potential to become big business in Alaska. Another seafood processor is moving out of Kenai this salmon season. Two Kenai Peninsula residents died in a head-on car crash in Kasilof this weekend.

The Alaska Marine Highway System issued a request for proposals this week to replace the M/V Tustumena. The Kenai Peninsula Borough is racing the clock to stand up a timber sale program to salvage value from rapidly deteriorating spruce forests.

Last month, the state’s Division of Agriculture opened up a program to fund purchases of subsistence equipment and other tools to grow or store food. Emilie Springer brings us a story about the current installation at the Bunnell Street Arts Center.

The production of the local evening newscast is made possible by the generous support of Bay Realty and Duncan House Diner.

KBBI's news director, Laurence Jay Barrett, died yesterday at his home in Homer. Investigations are under-way into a mid-air plane crash in Soldotna is ongoing.

Sen. Stevens is optimistic that the Homer Harbor will be funded, among other projects. And word that the arts continue to thrive in Homer. Look for rain turning to snow overnight and slippery roads in the morning.The production of the local evening newscast is made possible by the generous support of Bay Realty and Duncan House Diner.

The growing Homer population prompts Safeway to expand its parking lot. Astra successfully launched a rocket Tuesday.