Gov. Dunleavy has officially designated May 2025 as “Aviation Appreciation Month” in Alaska, recognizing the critical role aviation plays in connecting communities and supporting the state’s economy. 

The ordinance aims to revise Kenai’s conflict of interest code to clarify that city staff and elected officials can purchase real property offered through publicly advertised sales

The Alaska Senate has passed a balanced and transitional operating budget for Fiscal Year 2026, aiming to safeguard essential services while bracing for potential financial strain in FY27.

Researchers at a Texas-based construction aggregate supplier, Twisted Nail, analyzed national and state-level data from the U.S. Census Bureau.

In a Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education meeting full of pleas, tears, and stories of Sterling Elementary’s personal impacts, many faculty, students, and community members advocated keeping the school open.

The borough’s proposed contribution would allocate $57.6 million in local support for schools, about $4.7 million short of the cap amount of $62.3 million.

A jury previously convicted Dayan on 15 counts, including second-degree murder, manslaughter, burglary, and more.

With a 9-0 vote by the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District, Nikolaevsk School has been officially set for permanent closure, effective June 30, the end of the 2024–2025 school year.

Begich called the move “a smart investment in safety and commonsense governance.”

AmSpec LLC is now authorized to perform a wide range of industry-standard procedures used to analyze crude oil and fuel.