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The forum was the last in our series in partnership with The Peninsula Clarion. We spoke with incumbent Sen. Gary Stevens and candidate Heath Smith, both Republicans and both running for the Alaska State Senate District C seat. Republican Walter Jones is also running for the seat.

Alyeska Tire does nearly a third of its annual business during the months of October and November, when Alaskans switch out their regular tires for snow tires.

Feel like you've been getting a lot of campaign texts this year? You're not alone. Plus, a book about the history of Moose Pass is selected for Alaska Book Week.

In Soldotna, Tesla batteries are helping with an important electrical task. And this Halloween season, we revisit a story about the Kenai Peninsula’s most notorious ghost town.

Last month, Alaska census coordinators met with the director of the U.S. Census Bureau to talk about how things went in 2020 and how they can get a more accurate count in 2030.

Kenai salutes its local veterans. And one man wraps up a three-year quest to bring an unlikely bird to the Kenai Peninsula.

Parties reach a settlement over the 2020 midair plane crash that killed Rep. Gary Knopp and six others. And an update on the local races on yesterday's ballot.

Reporter Riley Board brings us dispatches from the poll site in Cooper Landing, where workers say Election Day is a social event. A Kenaitze Indian Tribal member uses salmon to get out the vote. And researchers in Wisconsin are looking for homes for earthquake seismometers along the Kenai Peninsula's coast.

Troopers seize fentanyl and other drugs and Moose Pass, and say it’s part of a trend of fentanyl busts around the state. Plus, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game releases a preliminary report about this season's salmon earnings.

The Kenaitze Indian Tribe is looking into stabilizing an ancestral gravesite against bluff erosion. Seward taps Homer Electric to purchase its city-run electric utility. And one Happy Valley veteran uses writing to process PTSD.