Mystery is afoot in the Kenai Performers rehearsal space. That’s because the theater group is staging the whodunit classic “The Mousetrap.” The popular British play is the longest continuously running show in theater history.

The Kenaitze Indian Tribe’s monthly arts and crafts sale has become a hub for Native creators to sell their wares. It's the only craft fair in the region that exclusively promotes Native art.

The trio heard from dozens of attendees, who voiced thoughts on everything from ranked choice voting, to electronic pull tabs, to the foster care system, to Canada.

Juniors at Soldotna High School had the opportunity to learn the basics of career choices last week during what the organizer says was the school’s first-ever job shadow day. Students were placed alongside mentors in industries ranging from law enforcement to veterinary care.

The pilot recently rescued off of a small plane in an icy, Kenai Peninsula lake may face disciplinary consequences, and be responsible for cleaning up the wreck.

The Kenai Peninsula’s only online farmer’s market is no longer in service. The Alaska Food Hub program connected consumers with farmers, and distributed locally-grown produce to communities across the peninsula.

Alaska Public Media is highlighted during a congressional hearing. And, legislators work to balance the state budget.

That’s as the board of the state-run Alaska Gasline Development Corp. gave its president permission to sign an agreement with Houston- and New York-based pipeline developer Glenfarne to shepherd the $44 billion Alaska LNG Project to a final investment decision.

Thirty-three-year-old Jeremiah John Barton is charged with seven felony counts of sexual abuse of a minor for actions police believe occurred over about 5 years.

If brought to fruition, the statue will feature three life size bears outside of the airport’s departure gate entrance.