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The Kenai Peninsula is given the all clear after an earthquake in the Aleutian Chain prompted tsunami warnings. Jurors hear opening arguments in the case for a former Soldotna High School teacher accused of sexually abusing a student when they were minor. Plus, the new superintendent of Chugach State Park plans to summit every one of the park's peaks.

On today's episode, we're joined by Rusty and Ravin Swan, organizers of the annual Rock'n the Ranch music festival near Kenai.

Alaska lawmakers subpoena Gov. Mike Dunleavy to release data on oil taxes. Plus, the Kenai Chamber of Commerce hosts a talk with a longtime Kenai River fisherman.

Central Peninsula Hospital’s Community Health Needs Assessment survey is accepting responses through Sept. 26.

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is closing part of the Kasilof River to sport king salmon fishing. The federal government withholds millions of dollars in grants for Alaska schools. Plus, the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District has a new budget.

Soldotna voters will soon decide the outcome of the city’s long-sought annexation plan. James Baisden resigns from the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly. Plus, seven people are rescued after a jet boat sinks near Homer.

Alaska has a new Republican candidate for governor. Plus, kelp farming is on the rise in Alaska, including at Kodiak’s only hatchery.

Ninilchik voters may get the chance to create their recreation service area after the community’s pool was left on the list of budget cuts approved by Kenai Peninsula school board members earlier this month.

Burning is allowed again on the Kenai Peninsula. Kenai's personal use dipnet fishery will open 24 hours per day. Plus, biologists use chemicals to protect statewide salmon populations.

Dipnetting opens on the Kenai River. Plus, an immigration detainee held in Alaska is hospitalized with tuberculosis, according to his attorney.