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Kenai Peninsula residents protest the recent federal actions of President Trump. Senator Jesse Bjorkman hosts a town hall meeting in Moose Pass. Plus, the 2025 Iditarod goes off without a hitch in Fairbanks.

A nonprofit program hopes to relieve some of the pressure of Alaska’s tight housing market. Plus, Kenai's recent history is exhibited at the Kenai Chamber of Commerce.

A downed utility pole causes a power outage in Soldotna. The Soldotna Chamber of Commerce has a new executive director. And one of this year's Iditarod teams is full of underdogs.

The fabric retailer announced last month that it will be closing all stores nationwide. The closure comes as a hit to crafters in Soldotna, who say the store is one of their only local options for crafting supplies.

The newly-opened mercantile sells a variety of products from small businesses around the country. It'll also soon be home to a new coffee shop and cafe.

Central Kenai Peninsula representatives talk House Bill 69, a large education funding and policy bill. And, the Iditarod’s new burled arch has arrived in Nome. Plus, a look at animal safety tips on the Kenai Peninsula.

A failed culvert causes a sinkhole and indefinite road closure in Kasilof. Alaska's fired federal workers file for unemployment. And there's new, animal-inspired workout equipment on a popular Soldotna trail.

The LeeShore Center is a Kenai Peninsula nonprofit organization that supports survivors of and advocates against sexual assault and domestic violence. This year marks the organization's 40th year in operation.

More than 100 people participated in this year’s Project Homeless Connect event.

State troopers arrest a Homer man on sexual assault charges. And, the Iditarod Sled Dog Race has a new champion.