5/12/15

The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District has switched out a controversial middle school history text book.

5/11/15

The first R.V.s are starting to appear on the Kenai Peninsula’s highways, heralding an early start to tourism for 2015.

5/11/15

Part of a campaign to lower the number of children born in Alaska with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, a state-funded study is placing free pregnancy tests in bars.

5/11/15

Most members of the House and Senate Majority won’t be returning to Juneau tomorrow as initially planned.

5/11/15

The Alaska Libertarian Party has maintained at least 3% of the statewide vote, securing their status as a party. But new Chair Rob Clift said they’re hoping to grow the movement….

5/11/15

The snow is gone and it’s starting to feel like summer. With long hours of daylight, Megan Peters said Alaskans tend to push their limits.

5/11/15

Birding signs have been springing up across the area as the Kenai Birding Festival events kick off Thursday.

5/11/15

Alaska’s business-friendly reputation has taken a dip with low oil prices concerning the nation’s top CEOs.