38-year-old Franklin Keaton Waters and 41-year-old William A. Miller, both of Artesia, New Mexico, are accused of fraudulently obtaining Alaska resident hunting and fishing licenses while continuing to claim residency and receive benefits in New Mexico.

Alaska State Troopers received a report in Anchor Point on Saturday, April 5, of an individual firing a gun from a moving vehicle on the Sterling Hwy.

Begich holds seats on three major committees—Natural Resources, Transportation & Infrastructure, and Science, Space & Technology—and serves as vice chair on subcommittees overseeing energy and rail policy.

The legislation corresponds to an Alaska legislative resolution that addresses the current NDBC station outages that monitor wind, waves, and ocean conditions.

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

The Soldotna Field House Booking Policy was established to ensure fair access, efficient use, and alignment with the City’s goals of promoting community recreation, economic benefits from events, and opportunities for all age groups.

A total of 36 occupation groups showed their pay rates below the benchmark, with four exceptions, while 31 groups failed to meet the standard.

The Senate Finance Committee fast-tracked the change and moved the stripped-down version of House Bill 69 to the floor for a vote expected Friday.

The 44th Annual Kenai Peninsula Builders Assoc. Home Show kicks off in Soldotna at the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex this weekend.

On Tuesday around midnight, Soldotna Police responded to a report of a vehicle fully engulfed in flames while parked at the O’Reilly Auto Parts’s parking lot in Soldotna.