KDLL Evening Newscast

The Alaska SeaLife Center admits five harbor seal pups rescued across the state. Gov. Mike Dunleavy vetoes funding to expand a program that serves infants and toddlers with developmental delays. Plus, a mural in Homer gets a new addition.

Dipnetting opens on the Kasilof River. Plus, the Alaska LNG Project gains another pledge of support.

The Kenai Art Center welcomes two new exhibits. Plus, a former Homer High School student will represent the state of Alaska at a conference in Kentucky.

Kenai outlaws "rat running." Plus, a popular program is restored for Alaska's rural libraries.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough will buy 80 acres of land near Seward to try an unlock more land for residential development. Plus, Homer residents protest proposed federal cuts to Medicaid.

The next Kenai Peninsula Borough land sale will be the first to offer parcels through its new Land Affordability Program. Plus, Homer's Pier One Theatre tackles "Treasure Island."

After a lengthy debate, the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly passes a budget that lowers the property tax rate and fully funds the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District.

A judge dismisses the federal charges against a Soldotna restaurant owner prosecutors alleged was in the country illegally. Plus, Homer residents rally as part of nationwide "No Kings" demonstrations.

Seismic activity increases at Iliamna Volcano. Soldotna City Council members consider moving their meeting times. Plus, a group seeks to recall the Kenai Peninsula's nine school board members.

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is planning to introduce Sitka black-tail deer to the Southern Kenai Peninsula.