The cause of the explosion is still under investigation.
Division Of Forestry Reminds Residents & Visitors That Burn Suspension Is In Place On Kenai Peninsula

Fire activity continues to increase across the state. According to the Alaska Interagency Coordination Center, over 300 wildland fires have burned in the state on more than 1.5 million acres.
Agreement Executed For Hard Rock Resource Extraction In Support Of Kenai Bluff Stabilization

Borough administration negotiated a no-borough-charge material sale contract with the city, allowing them to leverage in-kind value towards the project.
Use Caution When Celebrating Fourth Of July This Weekend

Brenda Ahlberg with the Kenai Peninsula Borough Office of Emergency Management tells KSRM that with there’s also worry that fireworks launched for the holiday could trigger a wildland fire because of how dry it’s been.
Fatal Collision Closes Mile 108.5 Seward Highway Near Rainbow Trailhead; Both Lanes Opened

According to AK511, both lanes of the highway have been reopened.
City Manager Responds To Pride Event At Soldotna Creek Park

The event was put on by Identity Alaska, which scheduled Soldotna Pride in the Park for Friday, June 17 to celebrate diversity and support the LGBTQ+ community.
Kenai Representative Calls For Soldotna City Manager To Be Ousted

His statement stems from an event that was sponsored by Identity Alaska.
Governor Dunleavy Signs FY23 State Budget On Tuesday

There is no word on when Alaskans can expect to receive their 2022 Permanent Fund Dividend as his office announced that a distribution plan will be announced sometime in the near future.
Kenai Amends Cemetery Regulations

The city determined that locating applicable laws for the cemetery in one municipal code title provides clarity for the public and the city administration.
Interior Department Announces $549.4 Million In PILT Payments; $33 Million To Alaska

The 2022 payments to Alaskan communities include $3,506,481 for 6,695,445 total acres of land in the Kenai Peninsula Borough.