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A 23-year-old dies in a Nikiski car crash, the Division of Forestry considers relocating to the Soldotna Airport, and The Peninsula Clarion will reduce to printing one day a week. Plus, Soldotna celebrates LGBT Pride Month.

Two men are presumed dead after their plane crashes in Crescent Lake near Seward. The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly hears public testimony about a proposed lodging tax. Homer searches for a new city manager.

Department spokesperson Shannon McCarthy also called in to provide a more in-depth look at some of the projects on the central peninsula.

An ATV collides with an SUV in Sterling, seriously injuring two teenagers. And, a Cook Inlet oil and gas company successfully pilots a drone flight. Plus, Scottish culture and heritage is celebrated during the Kachemak Bay Highland Games celebration in Homer.

The Department of Justice finds more than 30 violations at polling locations on the Kenai Peninsula. Plus, the Kenai Chamber of Commerce unveils a new art installation centered around glass work.

The Alaska Department of Public Safety identifies the state trooper who fatally shot a man in Kasilof on Monday. The National Transportation Safety Board publishes a preliminary report on an airplane crash near Moose Pass. Community members look for invasive crabs on the Homer Spit. Kenai police vehicles get a unique upgrade from the city's shop department.

Alaska State Troopers shoot and kill a man in Kasilof. A Soldotna man is arrested after leading state troopers on a high-speed chase. The Alaska Division of Forestry says a wildfire near Tustumena Lake has been fully contained. The Juneau Icefield is melting quickly. Runners return to Seward for this year's Mount Marathon race.

We’re joined by Kenai City Manager Terry Eubank and Kenai Parks and Recreation Director Tyler Best to talk about Kenai’s Personal Use Fishery.

The two companies on Wednesday published a list of almost 600 stores they plan to divest, including 18 in Alaska.

Live theater returns to the Homer Spit with "The Addams Family." And, Alaska Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom brings her Congressional bid to Kenai. Plus, don't miss this week's episode of Econ 919 for an update about the proposed merger of Kroger and Albertsons.