An abandoned Homer vessel was recently discovered by the Coast Guard. Barge rates have gone up driving an increase in the price of goods in coastal communities.

Homer's Louie Flora declares his candidacy for State House; the Homer Winter Carnival will go on, but organizers say the parade will not happen this year. Also, there is new evidence of the efficacy of coronavirus booster shots. Expect snow and rain to continue into the weekend.The production of the local evening newscast is made possible by the generous support of Bay Realty.

The city is developing plans to improve drainage and stormwater handing across Homer. And more mushing results as the season really gets underway.The production of the local evening newscast is made possible by the generous support of Bay Realty.

An online fantasy mushing league allows fans to join in and root for their favorite mushers.

Anglers can expect more restrictions on king salmon fishing this summer. And what was your favorite episode of Check the Pantry? Look for snow to develop overnight.The production of the local evening newscast is made possible by the generous support of Bay Realty.

KBBI's Jeff Lockwood and Jay Barret talked about past episodes of Check the Pantry. King salmon fishing on the Kenai River will be catch and release only in July.

The State Ferry Tustumena's return to service has been pushed back to mid July. Sen. Murkowski talks about the SCOTUS, and "Check the Pantry's" last episode is Sunday. Look for clearing weather Saturday night.The production of the local evening newscast is made possible by the generous support of Bay Realty.

There was a glimmer of good news on the Covid Brief Thursday. The Prince William Sound Regional Citizens Advisory Council started its latest board meeting Thursday. This Sunday, KBBI will air the last new regular episode of "Check the Pantry".

Hospitalizations are trailing Omicron-driven Covid-19 infections locally, mirroring wider trends. And the make-up of the governor's Bycatch Taskforce is considered. Snow is expected to continue into Saturday.The production of the local evening newscast is made possible by the generous support of Bay Realty.

Project Homeless was back this year after a modified year in 2021. The US Secretary of Commerce approved disaster designations for over a dozen fisheries in Alaska.