Tim Dillon previews Thursday's Industry Outlook Forum, and restocked lakes are coming back to life. Look for clear skies, but not quite as cold as it has been.

Covid-19 cases trend upwards statewide; cities plan suits over Cook Inlet Salmon closure. Expect snow developing tomorrow and a return to single-digit temperatures over the weekend.

Two Kenai Peninsula cities weigh in on a lawsuit over the closure of part of cook inlet to commercial salmon fishing.

A new salmon task force is being proposed by Alaska's U.S. Senators; a company eyeing Unalaska wants to fling satellites into space, and there's an upcoming maritime Drill Instructor course being offered soon by AMSEA. Temperatures are expected to fall through New Year's Eve.

MAPP of the Southern Kenai Peninsula held a virtual annual meeting. Homers annual fireworks show is on-track.

A Homer attorney has been appointed to Juneau Superior Court; New Year Eve's crowd-funded fireworks display promises plenty to ooh and ahh at; and, we find out about 100 men who car. Skies should clear overnight.

The Omicron variant of Covid-19 continues its rapid spread. Spin Launch considers Unalaska as a launch site.

Police investigate a one-vehicle accident this week that killed one and injured three; SPH has Covid-19 tests for use at home over the Holidays; and in the weather, don't worry, there's no chance we won't have a white Christmas.

Police investigate a fatal single-vehicle accident which occurred Tuesday night. Hannah Heimbuch gives and address to KHLT after receiving the Kingmaker award.

Enrollment is rebounding in KPB Schools, and Hannah Heimbuch shares her sense of place. Look for continued snow and rain, with fog overnight and clearing by morning.