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Soldotna vies to host an Alaska Municipal League conference. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game offers insights into how moose become entangled in things like Christmas lights, especially during rutting season. Plus, reporters and editors at the Kenai Peninsula's two newspapers resign in protest after editorial interference in a story by their corporate owner.

Peninsula voters take to the polls on Election Day. Plus, the Alaska Department of Public Safety updates its unsolved homicide case list.

Preliminary local election results are in. Plus, a new group of state lawmakers asks whether Alaska's workforce is ready for a project like the Alaska LNG pipeline.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough swears in five new assembly members. Alaska has a new guidelines for using artificial intelligence in academic settings. Plus, scientists awaken long-dormant microbes from thawing permafrost in the interior.

Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly members will get a raise for the first time in 25 years. The City of Kenai welcomes new elected officials and bids farewell to longtime Mayor Brian Gabriel. Plus, Homer's famous stowaway opossum, Grubby, dies at the Alaska Zoo.

On today’s episode of the Kenai Conversation, we’re airing the final installment in KDLL’s 2025 candidate forum series. During the hour, we hear from the two unopposed Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly candidates.

The federal government shutdown shutters operations around the Kenai Peninsula. A lawsuit challenging Alaska's homeschool allotment program moves forward. Plus, Fat Bear Week has a new champion.

The first in a four-part Alaska Desk series about food security focuses on how communities in the Aleutians keep shelves stocked. Plus, as relief efforts remain underway after a destructive storm in Western Alaska, one Bethel nonprofit focuses on rescuing the region’s canine companions.

Homer Electric Association restores power to more than 6,000 customers after strong winds on Wednesday. Amid a spike in federal immigration arrests, Alaskans brainstorm ways to support detainees and their families. Plus, a renaissance fair returns to Homer.

Alaska State Troopers fatally shoot a man at an Anchor Point campground. U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski criticizes the Federal Communications Commission chairman over comments about "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" Plus, Katmai National Park's annual "Fat Bear Week" competition boasts fans around the globe.