A Nikiski woman faces manslaughter charges, after Alaska State Troopers say she provided methamphetamine last year to a man before he overdosed on it, and hospitals across the country are reeling from the collapse of a staffing agency for emergency medicine doctors.

Two Alaska State Troopers each facing a felony assault charge will go to trial next June in Kenai; Alaska State Troopers arrested a Kasilof man on Tuesday after they say he sexually abused at least five teenage girls; and two cases of Pertussis, also known as whooping cough, have been confirmed in the Kodiak Island Borough School District this week.

This month, Bear Creek Winery will host its annual “Garden of Lights” event; researchers in two Northern Alaskan communities want to study how electric vehicles – including electric snowmachines – could be incorporated into their isolated power grids; and police arrested a Kenai man late last month after they say he sexually abused a 12-year-old girl.

Flooding from an ice jam on the Anchor River covered parts of the beach access road off the Old Sterling Highway, and state lawmakers are starting to get organized ahead of the legislative session that starts next month

Lower Kenai Peninsula residents can cut down their own Christmas trees this holiday season, the City of Kenai accepted nearly $80,000 in fishery disaster money last week, and Folks donned ice cleats and mittens in Soldotna on Saturday to celebrate the beginning of the holiday season

Lower Kenai Peninsula residents can cut down their own Christmas trees this holiday season; folks donned ice cleats and mittens in Soldotna on Saturday to celebrate the beginning of the holiday season; and state lawmakers are starting to get organized ahead of the legislative session that starts next month.

Salaries for a handful of Kenai Peninsula Borough School District administrators are set for the next three years following unanimous school board approval, and what do the Moose Pass Volunteer Fire Department, the Kachemak Ski Club and the Nikiski Senior Center all have in common?

Salaries for a handful of Kenai Peninsula Borough School District administrators are set for the next three years following unanimous school board approval; and The Kenai Peninsula Borough will pay an Anchorage firm nearly $400,000 to study the refurbishment and potential consolidation of some Soldotna-area schools.

A Sugt’stun language game is quickly gaining recognition since its release in 2023, and the Kenai Peninsula Borough will pay an Anchorage firm nearly $400,000 to study the refurbishment and potential consolidation of some Soldotna-area schools.