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Farming in Alaska can be an art as well as a science, being on the edge of land that can be cultivated. But in the last two years, the cost of doing it has increased, stretching farmers.The price for fertilizer has drastically increased in the last year—in some cases, it’s doubled. The price for gasoline and diesel has also climbed across Alaska, which farmers rely on to run equipment and transport crops and livestock.

The unexpected death of former U.S. House Rep. Don Young has triggered the need for a special election in Alaska to fill his seat

District P Senator Gary Stevens of Kodiak spoke with KBBI's Kathleen Gustafson on Thursday afternoon for this Legislative Update.

The Kenai Peninsula is getting another option for flights to Anchorage.

Missed survey could affect how the fishery is managed this year.

The beaches on the east side of Cook Inlet once bustled with razor clams. But since a crash in the clam population a decade ago, razor clam abundance in that part of the inlet has stayed low.

Centennial Campground is still deep in winter mode. Thigh-high snow banks line either side of a walking path that parallels the Kenai River. But in exactly one month, visitors will start descending on the Soldotna campground.

KBBI's Emilie Springer talked with Nina Faust with Kachemak Crane Watch about Homer area sightings.

The decision upheld a prior ruling, which said the state does not have the authority to regulate hunting on federal public lands like the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge.

High school senior Neviya Reed said a Lifelong Learner should have two qualities: “They need to be ambitious. And they need to know how to deal with rejection or loss.”