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  • 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.
  • 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.
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