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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.

On the southern peninsula, where Hilcorp does lots of oil and gas exploration, not all private property owners are content to lease the company their mineral rights. Some of Hilcorp’s neighbors in Ninilchik are rejecting the company’s offers for the gas beneath their land.

The Sterling Highway is back open after a fatal collision near Anchor Point. Homer applies for a special designation. And one man is making winters in Moose Pass a lot more fun.

Kelly Lawson is appointed to the Kenai Superior Court, and Ryan Redington wins the 2023 Iditarod. Plus, events in Homer this week will raise awareness of Alzheimer's.

Alaska has nobody in prison for simple marijuana possession, and the Funny River and Sterling areas have a new school board representative. Plus, on indigenous peoples day, we have a story about upcoming local workshops for beginning Dena’ina language learners.