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On Wednesday, Homer Drawdown is having its first meeting of 2023 at the Kachemak Bay Campus. The organization is part of a national grassroots movement working to address the impacts of climate change on a local level.

For the last five months, fifth through twelfth grade students in Port Graham have been getting a hands-on look at the lifecycle of fish.The project is a…

After a three-year hiatus, the Kenai Peninsula’s Tustumena 200 sled dog race was finally able to celebrate its 30th anniversary this weekend. Iditarod…

The Alaska Department of Transportation has several projects in the Southern Peninsula on the drawing boards. Some of them are closer to initiation than…

KBBI founding volunteer Gary Thomas died Tuesday evening. Thomas was checking on a friend’s house off Cottonwood Hill Ave near East End Road. According to…

Kodiak’s annual commercial fishing trade show ComFish kicks off in-person and virtually on Thurs, March 24.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough held Industry Appreciation Day last Saturday and awarded Homer’s NOMAR as the Outstanding Commercial Fishing Industry Support Business. Emilie Springer spoke with NOMAR’s Jen Hakala about the event and business award.

A generation of Kenai Peninsula students know a little more about their environment and the importance of keeping it healthy, thanks to one man. Dan…

An innovative new exhibit at Bunnell Street Arts Center has turned a spotlight on Alaska’s long history of colonization.Asia Freeman, the curator of…

The Caribou Lake Fire, 25 miles northeast of Homer, is estimated to be 85% contained. The footprint of the fire remains at 904 acres. Forestry expects the…