Kenai Peninsula Borough voters headed to the polls today to cast ballots in this year’s municipal election. The Tustumena has canceled all of its sailings through Sunday.

A jury acquitted a Kenai man Friday on a federal charge of dealing in firearms without a license, and running a marathon is no easy feat.

The National Marine Fisheries Service announced last Wednesday that it was shutting down the remainder of the Central Gulf of Alaska pollock season. Alaska’s highest court ruled against the City of Soldotna on Friday in the city’s long standing annexation case.

Alaska State Troopers arrested two Seward residents on charges related to selling illegal drugs last week, the National Weather Service is splitting up forecast areas in the state to provide more detailed information about the weather in Alaska/Southcentral Alaska/Anchorage/the Kenai Peninsula, and a traveling exhibit about Americans during the Holocaust and World War II made its way to Seward.

The National Weather Service is splitting up forecast areas in the state to provide more detailed information about the weather in Southcentral Alaska. Alaska State Troopers arrested two Seward residents on charges related to selling illegal drugs last week. A traveling exhibit about Americans during the Holocaust and World War II made its way to Seward. Tuesday is municipal election day. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Next week will mark two years since voters on the central Kenai Peninsula overwhelmingly supported three large bond initiatives on the 2022 municipal ballot, and many Alaskans believe the key to thriving in the winter months is staying physically active. And for some on the Kenai Peninsula, that means dueling with long pointed blades.

Twenty-five years after Alaska’s Board of Fisheries last met on the Kenai Peninsula, city officials, the local economic development district and others are formally asking to host next cycle’s meetings; and a woman is dead after a lethal gunshot wound to the abdomen.

A woman is dead after a lethal gunshot wound to the abdomen, and twenty-five years after Alaska’s Board of Fisheries last met on the Kenai Peninsula, city officials, the local economic development district and others are formally asking to host next cycle’s meetings.

Central Peninsula Hospital will host a bone marrow drive Friday; Alaska State Troopers are looking for a suspect of a violent crime that happened this morning in Seward; and this week, Kenai Peninsula libraries are observing Banned Books Week.

The Homer City Council unanimously approved a resolution to direct the city manager and public works department to look into speeding issues on West Fairview Avenue Monday night, and this week, Kenai Peninsula libraries are observing Banned Books Week.