The KSRM News Department has compiled some top headlines of the week.
Monday, January 31st:
- Alaska Reports Nearly 6,000 New COVID-19 Cases & Four Deaths In Data Update Friday
- AMHS M/V Tustumena Return-To-Service Now Expected July 15
- Soldotna Councilman Justin Ruffridge To Run For State House Of Representatives
- Sen. Murkowski Visits Mountain View Elementary School
- Alaska LNG Cost Beats Asian Market LNG Competitors
Tuesday, February 1st:
- House Tables Vote Affecting Lawmaker With Oath Keepers Ties
- Kenai Representative Ron Gillham Suffers Near Fatal Heart Attack
- Kenai Adopts Goals To Guide FY23 Annual Budget Preparation
- Kurka Campaign Announces Homer’s Paul Hueper As Running Mate For Lieutenant Governor
Wednesday, February 2nd:
- KPBSD And Kenai Peninsula Borough Hold FY23 Joint Budget Work Session
- Alaska Communications Promotes Broadband Network Expansion Across Rural Alaska
- Stutes: ‘Large Portion’ Of House Members Exposed To Virus
- Kenai Approves Design Services For The Recreation Center Improvement Project
- Kenai Peninsula State Parks Recruiting For Advisory Board Members
Thursday, February 3rd:
- Alaska Reports Nearly 4,200 COVID-19 Cases Wednesday
- Senate Passes Legislation Establishing Online Checkbook For All State Finances
- Assembly Tables Ordinance Forming Committee On Material Site Permits, Applications, And Conditions
- Sen. Murkowski Raises Middle Mile And Tribal Infrastructure In Alaska To Secretary Of Commerce
Friday, February 4th:
- $8 Million Seismic Resilience Funding Praised
- School And District Report Card From State Of Alaska Released
- Homer Lieutenant Governor Candidate, Paul Hueper, Speaks To KSRM
- Sen. Sullivan Says Shuttered American Energy Production Is Leading To Russia/Ukraine Crisis
- Kenai Authorizes Purchase Order Increase To Alaska Waste For Sludge Disposal Services
