The Kenaitze Indian Tribe is facing its second week of disrupted internet services and is investigating the associated outages.

All of the deaths were reported by Alaska State Troopers within the last week.

Holland says the policies are informed in part by school districts around the country, and by input from about a dozen district principals and administrators.

Local company one of six organizations around the country debuting a new show through American Association of Community Theater’s 2026 NewPlayFest.

An ordinance going before the assembly Tuesday would cap school board terms to two consecutive full terms – the same limit put on assembly members and the borough mayor.

In many ways, the new station is an upgrade. Firefighters have their own rooms. A dedicated gym means crews no longer work out in the vehicle bay. And a multi-purpose conference room is big enough to accommodate every employee at once.

A cybersecurity incident disrupts services offered by the Kenaitze Indian Tribe. A spaceport in Kodiak could see up to 18 rocket launches over the next two years. Plus, the first installment in a new series from Alaska Public Media that profiles the top candidates for Alaska governor.

Three people die in unrelated Kenai Peninsula incidents over the last week. Negotiations between the University of Alaska and its newest employee union get off to a rocky start. Plus, the final federal report says the Bering Air plane that crashed into sea ice last year was overweight and experienced severe icing conditions.

On today’s episode of the Kenai Conversation, we’re checking in on the status of legislative tax breaks for the Alaska LNG Project and where the project stands now. Up first, we’re joined by Adam Prestidge, president of Alaska LNG for developer Glenfarne.

On this episode of the Kenai Conversation, we’re airing a presentation on workforce development from Dr. Cory Ortiz, director of the Alaska Vocational Technical Center, or AVTEC.