The KSRM News Department has compiled some top headlines of the week.
Monday, September 27th:
- Kenai Man Drives Stolen Vehicle On 16 Mile Pursuit
- M/V Tustumena Sailings Canceled Through October 4
- AEA’s Curtis Thayer Discusses Alaska’s First Ultrafast EV Charging Station & Future Plans
- Upper Cook Inlet Commercial Fishing Announcement No. 45
Tuesday, September 28th:
- Alaska Records 4,025 COVID Cases, 21 Deaths & 215 Hospitalizations In Weekend Data Update On Monday
- DPS Commissioner Jim Cockrell Talks About Last Year’s Dispatch Consolidation Plan
- Alaska Marine Highway System Summer 2022 Schedule Is Now Open For Booking
- Gov. Dunleavy Holds Cabinet Meeting In Soldotna Tuesday
Wednesday, September 29th:
- Alaska Reports 726 COVID-19 Cases, 10 Deaths & 209 Hospitalizations Statewide Tuesday
- Catch Fish Not COVID Commercial Fishing Vaccine Campaign Initiated
- Dr. Zink And Gov. Dunleavy Discuss Incoming Healthcare Workers Aiding Alaska’s Hospitals
- Drill Rig Conducting Maintenance Work At CINGSA Site On Bridge Access Road
Thursday, September 30th:
- Alaska Reports 1,009 COVID-19 Cases, 4 New Deaths And 207 Hospitalizations On Wednesday
- JBER Updates Its Public Health Emergency Requiring Indoor Mask Use At All Off Base Facilities
- Incoming Medical Personnel To Anchorage Hospitals Benefits Central Peninsula Hospital’s Critical Patients
- Former Pop Warner Football Association President Indicted In Kenai
Friday, October 1st:
