Homer Police arrested a man and charged him with multiple counts of third-degree criminal mischief, fourth-degree assault and second-degree indecent exposure. Candidate filing is now open in the Kenai Peninsula Borough for municipal elections. Producing locally-grown food and drink in Alaska can be challenging. That’s especially true of alcohol, which often relies on imported fruits, grains, and yeasts, even when they’re brewed in-state.

A lawsuit centered on a contentious personal watercraft ban, also known as the jet ski ban, in Kachemak Bay, has made its way to the Alaska Supreme Court, and nine hours after the last of Kenai’s dipnetters pulled their nets out of Cook Inlet Wednesday night, the city’s parks and recreation staff got to work.

A Kenai woman was arrested after police say she intentionally set fire to a home in Kenai. A lawsuit centered on a contentious personal watercraft ban, also known as the jet ski ban, in Kachemak Bay, has made its way to the Alaska Supreme Court. Kodiak College, an offshoot of the University of Alaska Anchorage, will receive nearly $4 million more than usual in the coming years.

Gov. Mike Dunleavy has vetoed funding for a crucial roof replacement project at The Pratt Museum in Homer, and a judge has dismissed six child pornography charges in the ongoing child sex abuse case against the former head of the Kenai Peninsula teachers union.

Gov. Mike Dunleavy has vetoed funding for a crucial roof replacement project at The Pratt Museum in Homer; and a judge has dismissed six child pornography charges in the ongoing child sex abuse case against the former head of the Kenai Peninsula teachers union.

Host Kathleen Gustafsen and KBBI reporter Jamie Diep will talk to House District 6 candidate Brent Johnson, and the Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward admitted an orphaned Pacific walrus calf last week that was found alone on a beach in Utqiagvik, and dozens of boats, kayaks and paddleboards filled the Seldovia Slough last Saturday.

The Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward admitted an orphaned Pacific walrus calf last week that was found alone on a beach in Utqiagvik. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has launched an innovative survey in the Bering Sea, utilizing artificial intelligence to count and differentiate between various seal species. Dozens of boats, kayaks and paddleboards filled the Seldovia Slough last Saturday.

State funding cuts may force Homer’s job training center to close next month, and for a short time in July, Alaskans line up at the mouth of the Kenai River with big aluminum nets hoping to catch sockeye salmon.

The Homer City Council is setting aside nearly one million dollars [WEB: $900,000] to go towards a new recreation center. State funding cuts may force Homer’s job training center to close next month. Last week, a brown bear was spotted by multiple fishermen swimming in the mouth of the Kenai River near Kenai’s personal use fishery.

For the second year in a row, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game has largely barred over 400 permit holders in Cook Inlet’s east side commercial setnet fishery from putting any gear in the water this year.