Riley Board, KDLL - Soldotna
Cooper Landing group takes trapping setback proposals to Board of Game
Winter trapping season is starting up again next month, and a group of Cooper Landing residents that have long wanted to make trails safer for their dogs are still working to create regulations on trapping in recreational areas.
It’s that time of year again: Katmai’s Fat Bear Week is back
The competition began in 2014, and has grown into a national phenomenon.
Speed limit goes up on 20-mile stretch of Sterling Highway
The speed limit increases from 55 to 65 heading east on the Sterling Highway, near the turn on to Skilak Lake Road.
Nikiski man charged with murder in his mother’s death
Alaska State Troopers arrested 20-year-old River Aspelund on Tuesday after finding 49-year-old Jeryl Bates dead at their shared home.
The Kenai Peninsula’s only strip club will be demolished this week after 50 years of operation
Owner Charlie Cunningham said there’s not as much money in the strip club as there used to be.
At this Nikiski farm, a cherry-tree experiment blossoms
Michael O’Brien's latest challenge has been a high tunnel containing 90 cherry trees.
Kenai Peninsula Food Bank runs out of fuel money
The food bank has burned through its entire fuel budget for the year due to exceptionally high gas prices.
Gas prices remain high in Alaska while falling nationally
Alaska’s statewide average is still $5.17 today.
From frozen pizzas to toilet paper, Alaska stores deal with erratic shortages
On the Kenai Peninsula, many grocers agree that it’s hard to predict which items will be unavailable during any given week.
Moose Pass rallies to change course of Seward Highway rehabilitation project
Wedged between the water of Trail Lake to the east and mountains to the west, Moose Pass hugs the highway closely. The state has long wanted to update an 10.5-mile stretch of the one-lane highway and improve drainage there by constructing ditches along the sides of the highway.
Renewable energy project in Sterling would turn dump site into solar farm
A Michigan-based company hopes to convert the decommissioned waste facility into a 2-megawatt solar farm.
Catch limits increased for Russian River sockeye
Anglers on the Russian River can now catch up to six sockeye a day and be in possession of 12.