Cook InletKeeper met on Tuesday night to discuss its newest conservation project, one that targets energy efficiency, or a lack thereof, on the peninsula.

District 7 Representative Justin Ruffridge, who joined the State House last year, spoke during Wednesday’s Kenai Chamber of Commerce luncheon on budgetary challenges facing the Alaska legislature, and possible solutions to bridging the gap between funds available and funds requested.

A Soldotna woman accidentally put a bullet through the front door of her neighbors house on Tuesday when she fired a shot at a couple dogs in her driveway.

The state Department of Transportation provided an update last week on its plan for reducing brine usage on Kenai Peninsula roads by identifying which roads would still be treated with brine and which would not.

Following a multi-year investigation by National Park Service (NPS) rangers, a Kasilof couple has been charged with multiple federal regulation violations related to alleged illegal commercial transportation of game hunters in Alaska.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education approved the formation of a committee tasked with investigating the possibility of shifting the school district to a four-day school week during their meeting on Monday night. 

Soldotna High School, in association with Triumvirate Theatre presented The Wizard of Oz over the weekend in the SOHI auditorium.

The City of Kenai announced on Friday, Dec. 1 that the US Army Corps of Engineers had released the Kenai Bluff Bank Stabilization Project for bid.