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A revived battle over ranked choice voting comes to Kenai. And Haven House brings an international girls running program to Homer.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough is getting almost $1 million from the federal government to make a plan for safer transportation across the peninsula. And a new show is up at the Kenai Art Center this month — and it’s very shiny.

Alaska State Troopers are updating their body camera policies. And Soldotna is down to two finalists for its city manager position.

One company places bids in Cook Inlet’s federal lease sale, continuing a trend of lukewarm industry interest in the inlet’s federal waters. And officials have arrested a Seward man two days after he allegedly drove his car, carrying three children, into the Seward boat harbor.

How one Homer woman is boosting the sport of women’s wrestling. And a look at this year’s projected job recovery on the Kenai Peninsula and beyond.

Halfway through their season, the Kenai River Brown Bears are tied for second place in their division of the NAHL. And a collective in Homer shares the sometimes hidden stories of motherhood.

The sale of Alaska’s largest natural gas utility has cleared its final regulatory hurdle. Get to know Kenai’s incoming city manager. And debris found at a boat wreck near Kodiak brings closure to some of the victims’ families.

Soldotna Chef Joe Spady shares his best advice for hosting — and attending — parties.

A task force surveyed North Road residents, and determined most people support extending the Kenai Spurr Highway all the way to Point Possession. The current extension, to Otter Creek, was just completed in 2020.

A young moose gets trapped in a Soldotna basement, and a Kasilof home burns to the ground. Plus, a debate about where LGBT books should go in libraries is ongoing in Homer.