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The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District undoes budget cuts it'd implemented for the upcoming school year. A Kenai grand jury fails to indict a man on a felony charge of animal cruelty. A popular Soldotna Thai restaurant opens a new location. Fireworks are banned on the Kenai Peninsula.

Clerks from Kenai and Soldotna preview this year's local election.

A Seward man faces charges of terroristic threatening in connection to threats made toward Gov. Mike Dunleavy's office. A state scholarship program for high-performing students is signed into law. The Alaska Federation of Natives prepares for new leadership.

Last year, the City of Kenai took in almost half a million dollars through its personal use fishery.

The Soldotna City Council approves budget amendments. The Kenai National Wildlife Refuge offers fire safety tips. Sen. Lisa Murkowski seeks a federal land exchange for Chugach Alaska.

We’re joined by biologists Alison Derry and Andrew Hendry, who are running an experiment in Kenai lakes to better understand the ecological and genetic process of restoring native stickleback fish.

UMV is an Alaska-based alternative to the Department of Motor Vehicles. The company recently opened an office in Soldotna.

Stakeholders celebrate a major milestone in Kenai's bluff stabilization project. Plus, the Kenaitze Indian Tribe celebrates the grand re-opening of a cultural heritage site.

The state of Alaska only saw one bidder in its recent Cook Inlet oil and gas lease sale. Public comment is open on a plan for access corridors through Lake Clark National Park and Preserve to a proposed gold mine on the west side of Cook Inlet. And the Kasilof personal-use set gillnet fishery has a temporary closure to preserve Kenai-bound kings.