Hunter Morrison
ReporterHunter Morrison joined KDLL as a news reporter in August 2023. He comes to us from WUWF in Pensacola, Florida. He’s a University of West Florida graduate and is looking forward to exploring the outdoors and finding good Thai food spots in Alaska.
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On this week's episode, we're joined by Richard Chiappone, author of the new book “Uncommon Weather.” -
The Kenai National Wildlife Refuge’s manager is retiring. Andy Loranger has worked for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for more than 40 years, and nearly half of his career has been with the National Wildlife Refuge System in Alaska. -
The Kenai National Wildlife Refuge’s manager retires. Plus, archeologists find a thousand-year-old Dene cache near Cook Inlet. -
Kenai Peninsula Food Bank is accepting recyclable plastic containers for its pet food program. Its one of few local recycling options after a baler broke at Central Peninsula Landfill last month. -
Just hours after President Donald Trump was sworn into office on Monday, three protesters gathered near a conservative Soldotna social club that doubles as a coffee shop to show their disapproval. The brief protest got mixed reactions from bystanders. -
Kenai Peninsula state lawmakers are sworn into office. President Trump formalizes his support for the Alaska LNG Project. Plus, Soldotna protestors gather near a conservative social club to show their disapproval of the new presidential administration.
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Donald Trump was sworn in as president of the United States on Monday in Washington D.C. The transfer of power has been a topic of conversation throughout the country, including for Kenai Walmart grocery shoppers. -
The Kenai City Council and Kenaitze Indian Tribal Council meet for their annual joint work session. Alaska will receive federal funds to clean up abandoned coal mines. Plus, Kenai Peninsula residents share their thoughts about the new presidential administration.
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The largest juried photography show in Alaska has made its way to Kenai Peninsula College. The Alaska Photographic Center’s Rarefied Light is an annual traveling exhibition that shines light on the beauty of Alaska and its people. -
Not all actors have the time to commit to a fully staged play or musical. That’s why the Kenai Performers are putting together a style of theater where actors do dramatic readings with few costumes or rehearsals.
