Sabine Poux
News director/evening news hostSabine Poux is the news director at KDLL. Originally from New York, she's lived and reported in Argentina and Vermont, where she fell in love with local news. She covers all things central peninsula but is especially interested in stories related to energy and fishing. She'd love to hear your ideas at spoux@kdll.org.
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Nikiski Republican Jesse Bjorkman and Soldotna Republican Justin Ruffridge will represent the central Kenai Peninsula in Juneau next session, while on the southern peninsula, incumbent Republican Rep. Sarah Vance and Sen. Gary Stevens will keep their seats. -
The clinic will fill a gap in affordable sexual and reproductive healthcare left after Planned Parenthood's Soldotna branch closed in May.
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The co-op is looking to the state fund for money to look into the feasibility of two projects — one wind project and one geothermal project.
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After Planned Parenthood's Soldotna branch closed in May, the central peninsula is getting a new local option for affordable sexual and reproductive healthcare. And Homer Electric Association is applying for funds to look into two potential renewable energy projects.
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As high food and fuel prices persist, we spoke with some of the people who feed the Kenai Peninsula during the holiday season.
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Tuesday's results are part of the latest batch of ballots to be counted by the Alaska Division of Elections after last week’s election.
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The latest in local and statewide elections. Plus, another inmate dies in Alaska Department of Corrections custody.
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Seward voters will decide in May 2023 whether to combine the utilities into a Kenai Peninsula-wide electric cooperative.
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The Kenaitze Indian Tribe is looking into stabilizing an ancestral gravesite against bluff erosion. Seward taps Homer Electric to purchase its city-run electric utility. And one Happy Valley veteran uses writing to process PTSD.
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Last month, Alaska census coordinators met with the director of the U.S. Census Bureau to talk about how things went in 2020 and how they can get a more accurate count in 2030.
