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  • A former Soldotna police clerk pleads not guilty to two counts related to her police officer husband’s arrest. Plus, snowmachining opens in the Kenai Peninsula’s national forests, and a new report out of Western Alaska details two deaths that occurred on a borough mayor’s property.
  • Six-term Soldotna State Representative Kurt Olson died last Thursday. Plus, scientists say an invasive fish has been eliminated from the Kenai Peninsula, and Homer high schoolers are working to put together a calendar aimed toward teens. And in Cordova, a struggling fishing industry turns to seaweed.
  • Three people have filed for the state senate district that covers much of the Kenai Peninsula. Plus, Kenai Aviation will discontinue flights to Homer.
  • Inspired by the reality television series “Shark Tank,” Spark Soldotna provides an opportunity for local up-and-coming businesses to present their ideas to a panel of judges. Put on by the Soldotna Chamber of Commerce, the winner is awarded a $4000 business scholarship.
  • Snow continues to fall across the Kenai Peninsula, and the city of Homer works to create green infrastructure to improve storm water quality. Plus, Dillingham schools wait for international teachers more than two months after classes begin.
  • The Kenai Post Office is 32nd in the nation for customer service. Plus, the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly votes in a new invocation policy, which will limit the practice to volunteer chaplains.
  • The first major snow of the season closed school and roads across the Kenai Peninsula, and caused widespread power outages. Plus, muralists take to the walls at the Kenai Art Center for an annual show.
  • A federal grant will fund a project to run an undersea cable through Cook Inlet. Plus, the Kenai Peninsula Outdoor Club builds community for its members.
  • The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly considers a change to its invocation policy. Plus, numerous rivers and streams in the Northwest Arctic are turning orange.
  • Southcentral Alaska will be under a winter storm advisory, beginning at 9 p.m. tonight. Plus, the school district presents its latest installment of the Budget 101 series, and it's Christmas bazaar season on the Central Peninsula.
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