Issues facing the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District were discussed during KSRM’s coverage of Decision 2023 focused on the Board of Education District 7 race.

Issues facing the Kenai Peninsula Borough were discussed during KSRM’s coverage of Decision 2023, focused on the Borough Assembly District 3 race.

Three people were transported to the hospital on Friday, September 22nd as the result of a major vehicle collision at Mile 20 of Kalifornsky Beach Road, near College Heights Baptist Church. 

The KSRM News Department has compiled some top headlines of the week.

A Kasilof man was arrested and jailed twice on Tuesday, first in the afternoon, and then again later that evening after he was released from Wildwood Pretrial—in both cases the charges were for weapons misconduct and assault.

The muskox population in Unit 26B currently has sufficient harvestable surplus to allow a limited registration hunt east of the Dalton Highway Corridor Management Area.

The issue of Soldotna Elementary School’s reconstruction cost increase came under scrutiny during the Borough Assembly meeting on Tuesday night, receiving input from representatives of the public, the assembly, and the school district.

The Alaska Wildlife Troopers in Soldotna are looking for information about a Caribou that was killed near Wendy Lane in Soldotna on Wednesday, September 13th, or Thursday, September 14th.

Residents of the peninsula looking to advance their careers by obtaining a commercial driver’s license will be pleased to hear of there is a new big rig driver training facility open in Kenai.

In partnership with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Kenaitze Indian Tribe, the City is working to replace an existing culvert, installed under a City water main, with a fish passage culvert to enhance salmon habitat in Cemetery Creek, located within the City.