The Alaska Board of Fisheries has tweaked some regulations related to trawl bycatch in the Prince William Sound pollock fishery; and the Soldotna Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday recognized outstanding people and businesses on the central Kenai Peninsula.

Late last week, power outages left thousands of Homer Electric Association members in the dark, including the region’s South Peninsula Hospital, and the Soldotna Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday recognized outstanding people and businesses on the central Kenai Peninsula.

Late last week, power outages left thousands of Homer Electric Association members in the dark, including the region’s South Peninsula Hospital. International shipping and logistics giant Maersk is ceasing operations in Alaska by February. Terminals in Dutch Harbor and Kodiak are on the chopping block. The holiday season wouldn’t be the same without music. That’s why the Soldotna Public Library hosted a mini concert this week featuring an ensemble of local musicians.

A motorist is being treated for severe hypothermia after their vehicle was found in the Kenai River. Kodiak’s largest seafood processing plant has a new owner. Housing is tight on the Kenai Peninsula, especially for renters.

Alaska State Troopers are seeking information about a burglary at a Sterling liquor store, and housing is tight on the Kenai Peninsula, especially for renters.

Soldotna Vice Mayor Lisa Parker is the new head of the Alaska Municipal League; and Alaska State Troopers are seeking information about a burglary at a Sterling liquor store.

A bunkhouse at the Silvertip Maintenance Station and communication upgrades to the Seward Highway between Hope and Turnagain Arm are among the Kenai Peninsula projects funded in Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year, and transportation within remote, Alaskan communities that are inaccessible by road usually means burning gas or diesel.

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 a bunkhouse at the Silvertip Maintenance Station and communication upgrades to the Seward Highway between Hope and Turnagain Arm are among the Kenai Peninsula projects funded in Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year.

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.