Investigators say the plane approached Nanwalek’s Runway 19 from the north and appeared to sidestep right of the centerline before entering a sharp left bank and spiraling to the ground.

According to the Kenai Police Department, the missing child was located safe on Thursday May, 15th.

Estimated to be around two months old, the pup was found alone, lethargic, and malnourished.

The House passed the FY26 capital budget, a $2.89 billion plan that reflects tight fiscal conditions while making targeted investments in infrastructure, energy, housing, public safety, and tourism.

The initiative includes installing 174 new weather stations across the state and upgrading flight service systems.

Elaine Bakk and Amber Douglas of Nikiski, and Ash-Lee Waddell of Homer, were honored for their deep commitment to service, representing decades of volunteer work that has shaped and supported their communities.

On May 14, the council will consider an ordinance to appropriate $169,564 from the city’s general fund to replace the Soldotna Police Department’s body-worn, in-car, interview room, and DUI processing room camera systems.

The Soldotna Public Library is kicking off a lively May with various engaging events for all ages, from practical adult programs to fun-filled activities for teens and tweens.

Senate Bill 64 is a bipartisan election reform package designed to improve the integrity, security, and accessibility of Alaska’s voting system.

On Wednesday, May 14th, around 500 students from across the Kenai Peninsula will roll up their sleeves to help protect one of Alaska’s most cherished waterways during the 10th Annual Kenai River Spring Cleanup.