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This weekend is going to be very, very busy on the Southern Kenai Peninsula. There are concerts on your lawns, and a Pride plus Juneteenth celebration in…

This month, letter carriers around the country held their annual “Stamp Out Hunger” food drive, an event that grew from carriers noticing the need in the…

2017 is anticipated to be a fairly strong year across the board for commercial fisheries in Lower Cook Inlet, with pink salmon potentially making a…

With the U.S. Census largely complete, it’s time now for the Alaska Redistricting Board to redraw house and senate districts, boundaries that will be in…

Expressing and Sharing Collaborative Arts and Science to Learn About Place Around Us Marybeth Leigh is a professor of Microbiology at the University of…

The people behind National Heritage Areas face constant uncertainty as they wait on reauthorization from congress every 15 years. The staff of Alaska's heritage area are working to ease the process.

Sockeye salmon are forecasted to return somewhat stronger this year in the Upper Cook Inlet. But the forecast comes as state fisheries managers have closed King salmon sport fishing and the east side set net fishery altogether this summer, amid a continuing trend of declining runs in the region.

The City of Homer began a feasibility study to expand Homer Harbor this year. However, a lack of federal funding could put the project on pause.

The Homer City Council kicked off its meeting Monday night by honoring Homer Police Lieutenant Ryan Browning, who is retiring. They also introduced incoming Lieutenant Taylor Crowder and Sergeant Tyler Jeffres.

The Homer chamber of Commerce and Visitor’s Center hosted a tree lighting ceremony on December 2nd. About 150 people attended the annual event. Jan…