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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.

Southcentral Alaska's fire season began this week, two weeks earlier than usual. Plus, Soldotna celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with a parade.

The state's transportation department is cleaning Kenai Peninsula roads. Get some tips on staying safe from ashfall. Plus, U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski delivers her annual address to the Alaska Legislature.

The district is currently short $17 million if it wants to operate next fiscal year with the same amount of employees, programs and facilities as it does right now.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough won’t get kicked out of the federal government’s national flood insurance program. Plus, the Soldotna Historical Society looks back at an early city landmark.

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game closes the Kenai River to king salmon sport fishing, again. State lawmakers consider a pension bill for public sector workers. And, the Kenaitze Indian Tribe will host a Valentine's Day fundraiser.

John Sims, Peter Micciche and Rob Montgomery join us to talk about the natural gas crisis in Cook Inlet.