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Families evacuated from the Seward Community Library and Museum moments before the story hour began and continued the pride event at the Alaska SeaLife Center.

A study between federal agencies uses artificial intelligence to assist in doing sea otter surveys in Cook Inlet.

The river will open for the last few days of the king salmon season where catch and release fishing will be allowed.

The Beluga Slough Wetlands has been flooded all spring, and the City of Homer is awaiting approval on a permit to dredge and drain the wetlands.

The Angry Salmon is the newest restaurant to set up shop in Anchor Point. Located in a historic building, the bar and restaurant will eventually have rooms available for rent.

The Homer City Council selected 3 candidates from a list of 34 applicants to interview for the city manager position.

The city held one of three major celebrations planned for Pride on the Kenai Peninsula.

A company has sent plastic fishing nets destined for the landfill to recyclers for the past 7 years and began collecting nets from Homer and Kenai this year.

The Homer Planning Commission is going to reconsider a decision to approve a conditional use permit for a 25 unit housing project for South Peninsula Hospital.

Voters living in the South Peninsula Hospital Service Area will have the final say on if the bond is approved.