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Kenai Peninsula Borough survey results will drive road maintenance improvements next year, and police warn bar-goers to be vigilant against drugged drinks

A furry fugitive is captured in Homer and east-side Cook Inlet beaches will see a limited opening for razor clam harvest this summer.

Police are investigating a robbery at a Soldotna vape shop Sunday and the death of a teen in Nikiski on Saturday. A popular campground in Cooper Landing is reopened today, just in time for fishing season. And the Alaska Department of Fish and Game wants saltwater anglers to help efforts to conserve some of our area’s longest-lived fish.

The principal of Nikiski north star elementary reflects on being honored by the district. And a crash in Anchor Point results in one fatality.

Central Emergency Services responds to three house fires in one night. Sen. Jesse Bjorkman gets his lumber bill through the Alaska Legislature. And The Peninsula Clarion’s Kenai printing press runs its last ever edition.

Trout Unlimited is hosting a fishing gear swap this month. A bill in the Alaska Legislature would extend income taxes to Cook Inlet’s dominant oil and gas producer. And scientists look into Mt. Augustine’s past to better understand it’s future.

An old gas station building in Sterling collapses, and a state correctional officer in Seward is arrested for distributing drugs to an inmate. Plus, emergency departments across the peninsula are getting new car accident rescue equipment.

There is a lot of snow still on the Kenai Peninsula this spring. We look at three ways that's impacting locals: on farms, roads and roofs.

It's Stephanie Queen's last week as Soldotna city manager. We took a look back on the last five years as Queen transitions out of her role and gets ready for what's next.

We spoke with Rachel Pioch from the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District's Indigenous Education Department about the department's rebrand and what this last school year has been like, as it comes to a close.