The 23-million-acre reserve on Alaska’s North Slope was originally designated for oil and gas exploration during the 1970s energy crisis.

While the criminal case is closed for now, Rodriguez-Rincon remains in federal custody as his immigration proceedings continue.

Victims and representatives of the two targeted organizations are expected to address the court at an October sentencing.

The Kenai Chamber of Commerce Cultural Center’s June edition of Beyond the Exhibit delves into the history of fish and water in the Kenai Peninsula and highlights traditional fishing practices.

Congressman Nick Begich has joined a bipartisan group of lawmakers to reauthorize the Young Fishermen’s Development Act to equip the next generation of commercial fishermen with the skills and support needed to thrive in the industry.

Funds from the settlement will be distributed to communities across the country over the next 15 years, with a heavy concentration of payments in the first three years.

Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy announced the change during a speech at the Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Tuesday.

The final weekend for the Kenai Peninsula Air Fair took flight Saturday, drawing families, aviation buffs, and curious newcomers to the Kenai Airport Operations Facility.

A federal appeals court panel on Friday refused to overturn the approval of the massive Willow oil project on Alaska’s petroleum-rich North Slope.

The sunken craft is the same vessel that capsized on Aug. 3, 2024, killing a Texas family of four and sparking a months-long search for answers.