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A Nikiski man is arrested on multiple charges after threatening his son with a handgun. Plus, a new committee created to explore a four-day school week has its first meeting, and the Kenai Chamber of Commerce will begin hosting a business lecture series.

January 1, 2024 marked the rollout of new regulations for Alaska's breweries and distilleries. Taprooms will now be able to stay open an hour later, host four live events a year and sell their products directly to consumers.

Our guests this week, Kenai city officials Terry Eubank and Scott Curtin, joined us to talk about the past, present and future of the bluff stabilization project.

The parent company of the Peninsula Clarion and Homer News is seeking a new owner. Plus, the Kenai Peninsula Borough gets a new logo, education is the focus of the new legislative session and the school district hosts a movie night to teach parents about childhood trauma.

A new candidate throws his hat in the ring for the Alaska State House district that covers Sterling, Nikiski and Cooper Landing. Plus, a locally produced play tells the stories of Greek mythology with a modern twist.

Our guests this week are John Walsh, Pat Broaders and Andrew O’Brien, members of the musical group Myles from Dublin. The traditional Irish musicians will be performing at Kenai Peninsula College this Friday.

A Soldotna man is arrested for damaging a truck using an excavator. And, a Soldotna woman is arrested for burglarizing a business she works at. Plus, a motivational speaker born without arms or legs visits the Kenai Peninsula.

A Kenai man threatens a store employee with a pickaxe. Plus, protesters gather to raise awareness on alleged mistreatment of residents at a Homer senior center, and Turnagain Pass is the subject of a multi-agency plan to enhance recreation.

A Soldotna man is arrested on counts of assault, kidnapping and interfering with a domestic violence report. Plus, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management’s new regional director visits the Kenai Peninsula, and talks renewable energy goals.

In the winter months, trivia nights provide an opportunity for locals to socialize and meet new people. They also offer a fun brain challenge and can bring people out to new restaurants.