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Kenai Peninsula state lawmakers are sworn into office. President Trump formalizes his support for the Alaska LNG Project. Plus, Soldotna protestors gather near a conservative social club to show their disapproval of the new presidential administration.

The 34th Alaska Legislature kicks off next Tuesday, Jan. 21.

Police arrest a Kenai man after they say he pointed a loaded shotgun at motorists. High winds result in power outages across the Kenai Peninsula, and a SpitWSpots cyber attack affects Alaska customers. Plus, Kenai’s cultural museum gets a revamp.

Tundra River Boutique is Kenai's newest clothing shop. The locally-owned store also specializes in snarky gifts.

Incoming Senate President Gary Stevens and Louise Stutes talk about their legislative priorities ahead of the session that starts next week. Plus, a new show at the Kenai Art Center showcases movement in art.

Russian military aircraft pass through international airspace off Alaska’s coasts. Plus, Alaska’s gardening season is prolonged thanks to indoor farming.

The Kenai Peninsula is home to a number of nonprofit organizations. Even though most of them operate year round, some see an uptick in clients around the holiday season.

On this episode, we're joined by members of two Kenai Peninsula-based performing arts groups.

A Nikiski woman is charged with manslaughter stemming from a fatal drug overdose. Kenai Peninsula projects may be funded in Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s budget proposal. Plus, a Kenaitze Indian Tribe presentation highlights historic Dena'ina winter homes.

Not everyone owns a vehicle, that's why Red Eye Rides offers shuttle services between communities on or near the Kenai Peninsula. The company receives about 40% of its revenue in the winter, primarily from shipyard workers.