Cook Inlet looks like a promising site for tidal power generation; and there's plenty of music on tap tonight both on the air and live. Also, there's snow in the forecast starting Sunday.

Federal vaccination mandates are credited with lowering Corvid- 19 infection rates. An Astra Aerospace aborted a test of another rocket from Kodiak Thursday.

Vaccination mandates are now being implemented at Homer area health care facilities; Two more members have been appointed to the new ferry system oversight board, and there's another 0-degree night in store for Homer.

An Anchorage man who was blinded by a bear nearly two decades ago is bringing his story to the silver screen. Sea ice in the Chukchi Sea is well above average from the last thirty years.

The author of "Ordinary Wolves," Seth Kantner, shares his new work "A Thousand Trails Home;" and Emilie Springer hears how people and salmon are connected.

Emilie Springer talked with a biologist about people and salmon, and how they are connected. A researcher for the University of Alaska Fairbanks has been internationally recognized for his work on sea ice and climate modeling.

As winter descends, we look back at the summer tourist season; the ferries Tustumena and Kennicott are delayed due to weather; a peninsula homeless shelter is as close as its ever been, and Alaskans are sheltered from L48 natural gas hikes.

The executive director of the Homer Chamber of Commerce, Brad Anderson talked about last summer and Homer's visitor industry. This week, the Kenai Peninsula Homelessness Coalition are holding meetings this week to discuss an upcoming draft.

President Biden signed the Infrastructure Bill into law today, which could mean good things for the Alaska Marine Highway. Fishermen file suit against the feds for closing Cook Inlet to driftnetting, and Alaska's first electric school bus is entering its second winter with a 100 percent on-the-job record.

Last Tuesday, the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly discussed upcoming meeting logistics. Commercial fishermen are going to court in an attempt to keep Cook Inlet open for salmon fishing.