The KSRM News Department has compiled some top headlines of the week.
Monday, January 10th:
- Partisan Letters Cost Long-Serving Alaska Magistrate His Job
- Crum Discusses Restructuring Health & Social Services Department
- 17-Year-Old Driver From Nikiski Receives Marathon Petroleum Sponsorship
- Sen. Murkowski Announces Federal Grants To Alaska
Tuesday, January 11th:
- Alaska Reports 3,284 New COVID-19 Cases On Monday
- Kenai Passes Ordinances Benefiting The Kenai Community Library
- DPS Commissioner Cockrell Discusses Large Budget Increase To Public Safety
- Biden Administration’s ‘No Action’ Decision Continues To Shutter Alaska’s Domestic Energy Production
Wednesday, January 12th:
- Ombudsman Investigates Excessive Force Complaint At Anchorage Correctional Complex
- Kenai Mayor Gabriel Announced As Member Of Alaska Bycatch Review Task Force
- Kenai Peninsula Lawmakers Have Several Bills On 2022 Prefile List
- New KPBSD COVID-19 Protocols Takes Effect Today
Thursday, January 13th:
- Alaska Reports 4,519 New COVID-19 Cases Wednesday
- Nick Begich Spends His Congressional Campaign Wednesday On The Kenai Peninsula
- Kenai Holds FY23 Budgetary Goals Work Session
- Alaska And Other Attorneys General Urge FCC To Take Additional Action On Robocalls
Friday, January 14th:
- Kurka For Governor Campaign Stops In Kenai Peninsula To Lobby Supporters
- Jared Kosin Discusses State Of Health Care Industry, Economic Profile & Impact
- Governor Dunleavy Issues Disaster Declaration For 2022 Southeast Storms
- Council Sends Kenai Bluff Stabilization Project Thank You Letter To The Governor
