Alaska Department of Transportation

The road — the only way in or out for residents — closed Friday night and reopened Sunday morning. DOT crews worked through the weekend to repair the road.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough and the borough's five cities are collectively putting up $240,000 to match the "Safe Streets and Roads For All" federal grant.

The 50-year old bridge in Kasilof is highly trafficked, and the Alaska Department of Transportation is planning an engineering study of the bridge to see if it needs to be upgraded, or replaced. The borough assembly recently passed a resolution to support that study.

A large pile of snow blocking access to a road in Ninilchik turned heads and puzzled officials last week. Now, just as mysteriously as it arrived, the pile has disappeared.

The Alaska Department of Transportation will work on buying steel for the bridge over Juneau Creek Canyon, and is in the early stages of a project to improve traffic flow at the intersection of the Sterling and Seward Highways near Tern Lake.

The 17-mile roadway out of Soldotna will be resurfaced during the 2023 construction season.

A 2021, a book documenting the history of Moose Pass was published by Palmer-based Ember Press. Next, the team behind the book is working on creating a Moose Pass historical walking tour.

Starting this week, the Alaska Department of Transportation said wood can be collected at the end of Langille Road between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m.

The Cooper Landing Walkable Community Project has been working in some form since the '70s. The goal is to create separated paths that allow the town to be navigated by pedestrians and bikers.

The $270,000 grant will allow the Alaska Department of Transportation to do a preventative surfacing of the runway at the state-run airport.