A local non-profit that supports people with substance use disorder had its office shot at last weekend. Alaska’s healthcare facilities are conserving use of intravenous or IV fluids as part of a statewide response to supply shortages. Pumpkins and planes took to the skies last Saturday for an unusual fall-time celebration.

A woman died near Anchor Point last week after her vehicle rolled over on the Sterling Highway, and a group of local teens have launched a website to make it easier for young people to find activities around the Kenai Peninsula, and a group of roommates in Cooper Landing nearly lost everything in a house fire over the weekend.

A group of local teens have launched a website to make it easier for young people to find activities around the Kenai Peninsula. A woman died near Anchor Point, last week after her vehicle rolled over on the Sterling Highway. A group of roommates in Cooper Landing nearly lost everything in a house fire over the weekend. The Kenaitze Indian Tribe will host a free, two-day suicide prevention workshop next week.

The Kenaitze Indian Tribe will host a free, two-day suicide prevention workshop this week, and the Kenai River Brown Bears recently kicked off their hockey season.

The Kenaitze Indian Tribe will host a free, two-day suicide prevention workshop this week; early voting started today in communities across Alaska; and the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District’s kindergarten through third grade students improved their literacy scores last school year.

Kodiak’s largest seafood processing plant has a new owner. The Homer Airport will be closed for most of its week to continue the project repaving its runway. The childcare sector in the United States is experiencing a shortage, and the Kenai Peninsula is no exception.

The Homer Airport will be closed for most of next week to continue its repaving project. The childcare sector in the United States is experiencing a shortage, and the Kenai Peninsula is no exception.

The Homer Planning Commission held a special meeting yesterday to consider a proposed hotel development at the base of the Homer Spit, and they got an earful. Do charter schools discriminate against low-income students and students with disabilities? That was the topic of conversation at Monday’s Kenai Peninsula School District charter school oversight committee meeting while considering whether to renew a local school’s governing document.

The Homer Planning Commission held a special meeting yesterday to consider a proposed hotel development at the base of the Homer Spit, and they got an earful. Do charter schools discriminate against low-income students and students with disabilities? That was the topic of conversation at Monday’s Kenai Peninsula School District charter school oversight committee meeting while considering whether to renew a local school’s governing document.

The Alaska Volcano Observatory raised its volcano alert level for Mt. Spurr yesterday, and Southcentral Alaska’s mariculture industry is optimistic about a bill passed this summer that streamlines the leasing process for kelp and shellfish farmers.