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A political rally draws conservatives to Sterling. And, Homer welcomes a Renaissance fair.

A Kenai jury acquits a man charged with murder. The Homer News gets a new building. Plus, a library exhibit in Seward educates visitors about the Holocaust.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough forges ahead with plans for the future of Soldotna Elementary and Prep schools. Sunday is the deadline to vote in the November. Plus, voters around Alaska talk bipartisanship ahead of the November election.

The Alaska Volcano Observatory raises its volcano alert level for Mt. Spurr. Plus, the Kenai Peninsula School District’s charter school oversight committee talks school outcomes and structure.

This forum was held Monday, Oct. 14 at the Soldotna Public Library.

A Homer man is sentenced to 53 years in prison on sexual assault charges. Tsalteshi Trails Association celebrates a new trail facility. And, Alaskans make ornaments for this year's U.S. Capitol Christmas tree, which is coming from the Tongass National Forest.

The Homer Planning Commission considers a proposed hotel development at the base of the Homer Spit. Plus, Kenai Peninsula Borough School District students compete in an annual problem solving competition.

Early voting is underway in Alaska. Cooper Landing Emergency Services rescues an aquarium full of fish and snails from a fire. And, an annual pumpkin drop returns to Kenai.

The forums were held in Soldotna and Seward earlier this month.

An Anchor Point woman dies after losing control of her vehicle on icy roads. The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District group tasked with oversight of charter schools fields feedback from the school. And, the Kenai Performers prepare to put on a new comedy show.