Just because the emergency burn closure was lifted, local, state, Native, and/or federal agencies could still have local fire restrictions in place.

Depending on weather conditions, the closure is expected to continue through the weekend.  

This event is offered to minimize harmful toxins entering into the landfill and is a free service to households; businesses will be charged a fee. Also, households with 55 gallons or more total must pre-register.

Efforts to implement 988 in Alaska began in April 2021, with the Alaska Division of Behavioral Health leading a collaborative statewide planning process.

The city expressed satisfaction with the services that Crowley Fuels provides to date, and, in June, they agreed to hold their pricing for the next year to the same Oil Price Information Service market average percentage savings originally agreed to.

No. 16 opens commercial salmon fishing with set gillnets in the Kenai, Kasilof, and East Foreland sections of the Upper Subdistrict from 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 14, 2022.

Some members of the public viewed the event as lewd, immoral, and illegal, while supporters of said event say that it falls in line with the rights granted under the First Amendment.  

Despite the Emergency Burn Closure being lifted, local, state, Native, and/or federal agencies could continue to have local fire restrictions in place on lands under their jurisdictions.

The Primary Election/Special General Election Day is Tuesday, August 16.

Private property owners throughout Cooper Landing, Sterling, Soldotna, Kenai, Nikiski, and Kasilof have increased amounts of woody debris as a result of taking firewise actions to remove dead and dying spruce trees on their properties. Exact locations have not been selected.