The results of last week’s municipal election became official following council certification Monday night.

The police department says the post office was damaged, but remained open for business.

The city is requesting the maximum amount of money – $250,000 – from the Land and Water Conservation Fund.

The board defunded the pools earlier this year to save money. This year, the district is working with community partners to keep five of its seven pools open without school funding.

Kenai Central hosted Colony for third annual event where both bands staged their halftime performances before a joint encore.

The results, published by the city last night, are unofficial and do not include 74 uncounted absentee, questioned and special needs ballots.

U.S. President Donald Trump rallies in Wasilla. Utility officials in Fairbanks ask customers to prepare to conserve electricity. Plus, one year after being hit with the remnants of ex-Typhoon Halong, Kipnuk residents look to rebuild.

The Kenai Police Department says no one was injured after a man drove his truck into the Kenai Post Office. Seward certifies its election results — and considers making a change. Researchers in northern Alaska rescue a walrus calf. Plus, Western Alaska reflects on one year since ex-Typhoon Halong.

Todd Brigham is running for the school board’s Nikiski seat and Charlie Redfern is running for the board’s central seat.

On this episode of the Kenai Conversation, hear from candidates running for seats on the Kenai City Council in the next installment of our 2026 election forum series.