Elizabeth Earl
Reporter/evening news hostElizabeth Earl is the news reporter/evening host for summer 2021 at KDLL. She is a high school teacher, with a background writing for the Peninsula Clarion and has been a freelance contributor to several publications in Alaska.
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Coleman spent 50 years setnetting in Cook Inlet -
The costs of some farming materials — including fertilizer and hay — have shot up in the last year. Local producers are feeling the squeeze. -
Continued hot, dry conditions across much of Alaska drove the state to issue a burn closure for many types of fires. -
Kenai's parade and festivities are scheduled for Monday, with other events sprinkled across the peninsula throughout the weekend. -
An event hosted by the Alaska Native Plant Society asks everyone to get out into nature and photograph as many plants as they can for the next two weeks as part of a citizen science project. -
The CES board has known that the current station needed to be replaced or renovated since 2004, according to a memo submitted to the assembly Tuesday. -
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A new type of event planned for Tsalteshi Trails this June will bring runners together to run about 4 miles every hour, on the hour, for a full day. The winner is the last person finishing a lap. -
Rentals are getting both more expensive and harder to find on the central Kenai Peninsula. For programs like Love, INC, that means that not only are they facing longer queues of people asking for help, they're also not able to help as many. -
From space, the Kenai Peninsula looks like it has a lot of water. After all, it’s surrounded by water on three sides, and pockmarked with lakes and two…
