The funding, secured through a provision in the 2024 FAA Reauthorization Act authored by Sen. Sullivan, provides $25 million annually through 2028 to address Alaska’s high aviation accident and fatality rates.

The Kenaitze Indian Tribe, the school’s Academic Policy Committee, is moving forward with conducting an enrollment lottery for Tułen Charter School.

Governor Dunleavy announced three appointments to the Alaska Board of Fisheries and the Alaska Board of Game.

After finishing two phases of spruce bark beetle mitigation, the City of Kenai is getting ready to release a third project for bid.

The bill aims to strengthen the Veterans Community Care Program by ensuring veterans receive timely healthcare and preventing the Department of Veterans Affairs from restricting referrals to non-VA providers.

About 55,771 acres of state-owned land on the northern half of the volcanic island in lower Cook Inlet are available.

Missing 83-year-old Seldovia resident Roger Wallin Sr. was found deceased in his car after search and rescue efforts led the dive team to a submerged vehicle near Seldovia pier.

Meet multiple employers and training providers from various industries at the annual Kenai Peninsula Job & Career Fair on Wed, April 16th!

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

The City of Kenai is working on a project with consultants to update the city’s road standards.