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  • 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.
  • We spoke with two of the three candidates for Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly District 3 at a live candidate forum this week. This forum was the fifth in our candidate forum series in partnership with The Peninsula Clarion — and the final forum before municipal election day Oct. 4.
  • A Kenai grand jury indicts a man in the 2019 killing of Anesha "Duffy" Murnane, of Homer. Also, Cooper Landing's outgoing fire chief reflects on his years of service.
  • The Hope Airport received a federal grant to resurface its runway. Plus, tips for fall forging and preserving on the Peninsula.
  • City Manager Paul Ostrander will not renew his contract with the City of Kenai come January. Plus, the Alaska Army National Guard is trying to determine whether its armory in Kenai is "historically significant."
  • It's municipal election day in the Kenai Peninsula Borough. And Alaska's oil and gas jobs are slow to rebound to pre-pandemic levels.
  • The Forest Service announces the building of new cabins in Chugach National Forest. Plus, the massive borough-managed property near Cooper Landing is being considered for the development of affordable housing.
  • The Alaska Commission on Aging wants input from seniors on their highest-priority issues. The Challenger Learning Center holds a food sustainability workshop. And Mary Peltola will be the keynote speaker at the Alaska Federation of Natives Conference in Anchorage next month.
  • Tomorrow is municipal election day for Kenai Peninsula voters. Plus, a group in Cooper Landing is still hopeful about a proposal to place trapping setbacks along popular campgrounds and trails.
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