Chugach Electric Association will hold a community meeting in Cooper Landing to update the community on various topics, including reliability work and vegetation management.

The case comes amid reports that DHS has recently terminated the status of more than 1,700 international students nationwide.

Organizers say the festival was designed with Homer’s identity in mind—deeply rooted in seafaring life, powered by creativity, and welcoming to everyone.

Shaun Keef, CEO of the Central Peninsula Hospital, highlighted several future goals, Master Planning, and more at the KPEDD Industry Overview Forum.

Board President Zen Kelly described the budget as a “working document,” indicating that adjustments will be made if additional funding becomes available.

NOAA Fisheries has released the preliminary results of a marine spatial planning study identifying draft Aquaculture Opportunity Area (AOA) options in Southeast, Southcentral, and Southwest Alaska.

According to the Alaska Tobacco Prevention and Control Program’s (TPC) FY2024 annual report, smoking rates among adults have declined to 16%, down from over 25% in the late 1990s.

The Senate amended HB57 to include a $700 bump to the Base Student Allocation (BSA) and a 10% increase in transportation funding for school districts.

The suspect, a woman from Connecticut, was found to have visited several banks across Wasilla, Anchorage, Soldotna, and Kenai, attempting to use counterfeit military IDs and U.S. passports.

The sanctions would be triggered if Russia refuses to negotiate peace in good faith or launches another assault on Ukraine’s sovereignty after a peace deal is made.