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Troopers say Spring Creek Correctional Center video showed Steven Manuel secretly delivering apparent contraband to a prisoner's cell. -
Hashade, a cannabis-infused lemonade, is Alaska's most popular cannabis product according to its makers at Kenai's Red Run Cannabis Company. -
As state regulations on halibut and king salmon fishing have ramped up, charter guides have branched out into another species: rockfish. -
Former borough mayor Charlie Pierce owes $31,250 in a settlement of then-assistant Pamela Wastell's sexual harassment claims against him. -
Management of the Cook Inlet commercial salmon fishery will likely fall to the federal government — which fishermen warn could severely limit it. -
The borough is facing multiple lawsuits from former employees who allege harassment by supervisors — including former mayor Charlie Pierce. -
A Kenai Peninsula advocate says making the overdose-reversing drug more available will help reduce stigma and help Alaskans stay prepared. -
Seward voters will decide in May whether to sell their city-run electric utility to Homer Electric Association for $25 million. -
A heated debate over what is and isn’t allowed in Soldotna’s public spaces is over, for now, following a drag performance in Soldotna Creek Park. -
Rep. Ben Carpenter, R-Nikiski, co-chairs the House Ways and Means Committee, which helps set Permanent Fund Dividend checks' amounts.
