Based on projections of escapement from the Kenai River mile 13.7 sonar and the Russian River weir, ADF&G now estimates that the biological escapement goal of 22,000-42,000 sockeye salmon will be met.

The Summer Solstice arrives after midnight at 1:13am AKDT. The solstice marks the day with the greatest amount of daylight & the sun’s highest point above the horizon across the northern hemisphere.

House Bill 3 will expand the definition of an emergency to include cyberattacks, which are different than other disasters that a declaration can cover.

The proposed change doesn’t result in an increase to the annual budget, as the amendment to provide funding to increase the range of the accountant position to a controller position was included in the ordinance adopting the annual budget.

Alaska celebrates Juneteenth, a blending of “June” and “nineteenth,” on the third Saturday in June, which is the oldest known celebration commemorating the end of slavery in the United States.

No. 3 closes commercial salmon fishing in the Northern District of Upper Cook Inlet on Monday, June 20, 2022, from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m.

SB 9 is a rewrite of Alaska’s Title 4 statutes and significantly modernizes laws governing the state’s alcohol industry.

The proposed project is to be located at the south end of Grant Lake and south of Grant Creek and would generate about 18,600 megawatt-hours of energy annually.

The slash dump site is located at mile 13 of the Kenai Spur Highway, just past the Kenai Soccer Fields on the way towards Nikiski and it is open to both Kenai residents and nonresidents.