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For some craft vendors on the central Kenai Peninsula, Soldotna's What Women Want Shopping Expo is the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season. The fundraising event will showcase the wares of several dozen women-run small businesses.

Results in the Kenai Peninsula’s state legislative races are unchanged after the Alaska Division of Elections adds new ballots to the vote totals. Plus, a Kasilof painter shares her work at a recent talk series.

Two Alaska State Troopers plead not guilty to a felony assault charge stemming from the violent arrest of the wrong person in Kenai earlier this year. Plus, Kenai Central High School’s theater program makes a big comeback with a production of "Annie."

Work to rebuild a seawall after a tidal event on the Homer Spit will kick off next month. Plus, Nikiski’s girls’ volleyball team celebrates a state championship win.

Seward gets nearly $46 million to power their cruise ship dock. A haunted boat experience returns to Homer. And, we spotlight the race for House District 8.

A look at highlights from KDLL's Senate District D candidate forum. Plus, community members in Soldotna take to the streets to emphasize the importance of voting.

Early data from the Alaska Division of Elections show the central Kenai Peninsula favors Donald Trump for U.S. President and Nick Begich for U.S. House. Artists gather in Kenai for an annual mural show. And, Kenai residents share their thoughts on Election Day.

State data show six central peninsula candidates for state office spent a combined total of more than $145,000 on campaign advertising this election year.

This week, we're joined by current and former directors of Kenai Peninsula College to talk its 60th anniversary.

Kenai Peninsula College received a $2.3 million federal grant the college received to support its migratory students.