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Fire season in Alaska is winding down.

Kenai Public Health has doses of the vaccine for monkeypox. Plus, a farmer in Nikiski asks for help picking cherries from his dozens of trees.

The end of a two-year federal free school lunch program causes confusion among students and parents in the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District. And what the record sockeye run on the Kasilof River could mean for the future of the run. Plus, Kachemak Crane Watch starts back up for the season.

Gravel pits are back on the table at the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly. And Cooper Landing and Hope get a new school principal.

We spoke with three of the candidates for the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly during a live candidate forum at the Soldotna Public Library on Sept. 12. This forum was the third in our candidate forum series in partnership with The Peninsula Clarion.

Tune in for best-of episodes of your favorite feature programs, special live local shows and visits from your KDLL friends and family, all to support KDLL's new Report For America position

KDLL's spring drive is this Friday and Saturday. And this year, we’re raising money to support the work of our incoming reporter.

How the war in Ukraine is delaying plans for a project in Kenai, and a look into what we know so far about yesterday's election results.

Maintenance on a transformer between Cooper Landing and Moose Pass is resulting in brief power outages in both towns this week. Also, a Kenai-based artist integrates femininity and fishing in her work.

Data from the 1950 Census was released this year. Here's what that information tells us — and what some early homesteaders remember about that time.