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The City of Kenai is warning planning applicants about an email scam. Gov. Mike Dunleavy introduces a bill to bring back finfish farming. And, students petition Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly members for more school funding.

Aleutian Airways will start flying between Kenai and Anchorage this summer. Flu cases spike across Alaska. Plus, University of Alaska staff adjust to an order to remove diversity, equity and inclusion language from programs.

Alaska lawmakers look for new ways to boost state revenue. Representatives from Gov. Mike Dunleavy's office promote his education priorities on the central Kenai Peninsula. And, Iditarod fans in Kenya send keepsakes to Nome.

This week, we're joined by five international students who are attending Kenai Central High School as part of the AFS exchange program.

Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor Peter Micciche talks Cook Inlet's natural gas shortfall and energy alternatives at a joint chamber meeting. Plus, the Kenai Peninsula’s only online farmers market discontinues its service.

Sen. Dan Sullivan delivers an address to state lawmakers. And, Upper Cook Inlet's east side setnet fishery won't get to use beach seines this summer.

Kenai Peninsula residents share their thoughts on school funding with state lawmakers. And, a Kenaitze Indian Tribe workshop highlights the healing properties of yarrow.

Alaska fishery authorities will consider making an experimental beach seine a permanent option. The Native Youth Olympics returns to Soldotna. Plus, a look at this year's “Women’s March on Homer.”

Peninsula organizations figure out what a freeze on federal grant funds could mean for their operations. And, the Alaska House of Representatives votes to support keeping "Denali" as the name of North America's tallest mountain.

Alaska students score low on a national test. Scientists study myopathy in sled dogs. Plus, hundreds flock to the Challenger Learning Center to witness a planetary alignment event.