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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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.
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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.
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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…
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Veterans in the Soldotna area will have a brand new medical clinic to visit soon.The Alaska Veterans Administration is just finishing construction on a…
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The Kenai Peninsula Borough’s municipal election falls on next Tuesday, with candidates running for school board and the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly,…
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Wednesday marks the beginning of a distinctly Alaska holiday—a whole week of celebrating chubby ursine creatures. That’s right—it’s Fat Bear Week.Fat Bear…
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Just from looking at the crowd gathered outside the Kenai Visitors and Cultural Center on Sunday morning, you’d have no idea that temperatures were in the…
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Biologists have been working on eliminating northern pike from Kenai Peninsula lakes and streams for years. Northern pike are native to Alaska north of…
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Sport anglers can keep double the normal number of sockeye salmon in the Kenai River starting tomorrow as the run is ramping up. The Alaska Department of…
