The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is planning to introduce Sitka black-tail deer to the Southern Kenai Peninsula.

A fourth set of human remains are recovered from the site of a boat that sank near Homer last summer. Plus, the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District lays off dozens of classified employees.

The Kenai Chamber of Commerce brings in two new fishing-related museum exhibits. A dead gray whale washes up on Kodiak Island. Plus, Homer’s first-ever Harbor Fest is a success.

State transportation crews will spend the summer building the foundation for a $150 million bridge in Cooper Landing. Plus, two Kenai Peninsula residents publish a children’s book.

Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly members vote to decrease the boroughwide property tax rate. Plus, a preview of this week's Kenai Conversation.

Alaska Wildlife Troopers help local groups remove 17,000 pounds of trash from illicit shooting ranges in Nikiski. Plus, Kenai City Council members consider changing a popular street name.

Sen. Jesse Bjorkman speaks about his recent legislative efforts at a joint chamber meeting. Plus, Trump administration officials visit the beginning of the Trans-Alaska oil Pipeline in Prudhoe Bay.

A well-known Soldotna business owner detained by federal immigration officers is being held at a federal facility in Washington. The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly approves next year’s property tax rates. Plus, Alaska's Board of Education considers a regulation change that would further limit how much money local governments can give to school districts.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District will cap activity fees for non-district families. A new mural made by high school students is now on display near Old Town Kenai. Plus, a rare mollusk finds its way to a Sitka aquarium.

Kenai considers ways to stop drivers from cutting through parking lots. Plus, federal funding cuts threaten Alaska library programs.