The unofficial results do not include absentee and questioned ballots and won't become official until certified.

A trans-Alaska natural gas pipeline, the war in Iran and personal connections are among the things central Kenai Peninsula voters said were important to them at the ballot box.

On Election Day, Kenai Peninsula voters share their thoughts on causes and candidates. State election officials say it will be weeks before Alaskans know final results. Plus, the Federal Bureau of Investigation visits Southeast residents as part of its investigation into Alaska's U.S. Senate race.

Tuesday is Election Day for Alaska and the Kenai Peninsula. Federal officials say they're ramping up their presence in Alaska as part of their investigation into Alaska's U.S. Senate race. Plus, a Yup'ik grandmother travels hundreds of miles by snowmachine and boat to help get out the rural vote.

Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3 and Kenai Peninsula voters will consider candidates for U.S. House and Senate, Alaska governor, Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly, school board, city councils and state and local ballot propositions.

The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race inducts a new honoree into its hall of fame. U.S. Senate hopeful Mary Peltola rallies in Soldotna. Plus, U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski endorses Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins for governor.

This year’s shadow cast is honoring Tim Curry’s legacy by donating show proceeds to organizations that embody his legacy and the legacy of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.”

A shadow cast brings "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" to Soldotna. Plus, the kids and creatures of the Kenai Peninsula celebrate Halloween.

Kids and creatures celebrate the spooky season by hitting the ice, mud and pavement