KDLL Evening Newscast

Alaska's Department of Natural Resources backs ENSTAR over Hilcorp for natural gas storage expansion in Kenai. After President Donald Trump endorses Bernadette Wilson, Dave Bronson says he's not dropping out of the race for governor. Plus, federal funding cuts come for the Denali National Park and Preserve sled dogs.

U.S. President Donald Trump rallies in Wasilla. Utility officials in Fairbanks ask customers to prepare to conserve electricity. Plus, one year after being hit with the remnants of ex-Typhoon Halong, Kipnuk residents look to rebuild.

The Kenai Police Department says no one was injured after a man drove his truck into the Kenai Post Office. Seward certifies its election results — and considers making a change. Researchers in northern Alaska rescue a walrus calf. Plus, Western Alaska reflects on one year since ex-Typhoon Halong.

The City of Kenai seeks grant funds to renovate Old Town Park. South Korea continues to push back on White House claims it will invest $50 billion in the Alaska LNG Project. Plus, one of the dogs displaced by Typhoon Halong finds a new home in Nome.

President Donald Trump will rally in Wasilla on Tuesday. Some Kenai Peninsula school board members worry the district's latest plan for swimming pools is inequitable and unsustainable. Plus, researchers in the Arctic say they've captured something for the first time ever on camera.

The Anchorage Police Department takes its investigation of Kelly Hunt's death to her hometown. Researchers try to find a reason for Alaska’s declining emperor geese population. Plus, Kenai Central High School's band hosts its annual showcase.

Seward voters cast ballots for two new city council members. Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins has far out-raised his opponents. Plus, Vice President JD Vance rallies for Republicans in Fairbanks.

A group of parents and teachers propose an elementary charter school in Soldotna. Plus, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game backs a the Trump administration's interpretation of the federal Endangered Species Act.

State transportation officials seek input on upcoming projects. Independent spending groups pour tens of millions of dollars into Alaska political races. Plus, trawlers in Kodiak say they're facing a movement immune to fact.

A third beluga whale is found dead in Cook Inlet. Trawling becomes a flashpoint in Alaska’s U.S. Senate race. Plus, the Kenai River Marathon returns.