The KSRM News Department has compiled some of the week’s top headlines.
Monday, June 30th
- Bjorkman Faces Censure Request From Local Republican Districts, Hearing Set For July 3
- State Launches “DPA In-A-Box” To Bring Public Assistance Services To Rural Alaska
- Nikiski Residents Can Now Officially Use “Nikiski” In Mailing Addresses
- Celebrate Independence Day At Kenai’s Annual 4th Of July Parade & Festivities
Tuesday, July 1st
- Ammonia Leak at Kenai Cannery Prompts Multi-Agency Response, No Serious Injuries Reported
- Pilot Uninjured After Small Plane Crash On Latouche Island
- Alaska Reaches Privacy Settlement In 23andMe Bankruptcy Case
- Search Underway For Missing Man At Skilak Lake
- Russian River Sanctuary Opens Early For Sport Fishing
- Burn Suspension Lifted On Kenai Peninsula Following Rainfall
Wednesday, July 2nd
- ‘Agonizing’: How Alaska’s Pivotal Republican Senator Decided To Vote For Donald Trump’s Bill
- Dunleavy Calls August Special Session After Slashing Education Funding In Budget Vetoes
- Research At Alaska SeaLife Center Extended Through 2027 Under Federal Permit
- Nick Dudiak Fishing Lagoon Open To Snagging July 3-6
- Public Voting Now Open For Soldotna’s “I Voted” Sticker Contest
Thursday, July 3rd
- Search Continues For Missing Man At Skilak Lake
- Penn Museum Moves To Repatriate 272 Cultural Items Collected In Barrow In the Late 1800s
- Orphaned Sea Otter Pup Rescued Near Homer, Now In ASLC Care
- No Boil Water Notice In Effect For Soldotna Residents
Friday, July 4th- HOLIDAY
