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

Make your child a happy camper at the Kenai Watershed Forum’s summer camps, where they can enjoy exploring creeks, frolicking in the forest, and singing camp songs at this week-long day camp.

The Alaska Youth Leadership Forum is accepting applications for its 2025 summer sessions, offering a free, weeklong program designed to empower youth with disabilities.

A $49 million federal initiative is expanding Alaska’s mariculture industry, offering a promising economic and environmental opportunity for coastal communities.

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

The Seward Fire Department responded to a marine vessel at Seward Marine Industrial Center Dry dock on fire with two reported victims trapped on Friday, May 2nd at 12:25 a.m.

A new report from the Alaska Department of Health reveals that more than 144,000 Alaskans, including over 9,000 high school students, are at risk for poor health due to tobacco or nicotine use.

If signed into law, the FISH Act would direct NOAA to create a blacklist of foreign vessels involved in IUU fishing.

In an editorial letter to the residents of the Kenai Peninsula Borough, Mayor Peter Micciche outlines his stance on education funding, rising property taxes, and the borough’s budget strategy.

The project has been split into two construction phases, with the first phase—from Milepost 157 to 161—expected to begin in 2026 and continue through 2028.