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Alaskans marched in four cities across the state Saturday to advocate for reproductive rights.The rallies came after the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in late June overturning the landmark case Roe v. Wade and ending the constitutional right to an abortion.In Homer, the afternoon march drew about 400 people and many had the same message: Abortion is health care.

On Tuesday, research reserve staff, along with community members, conducted crab monitoring on the Homer Spit. The group was searching for signs of the invasive European green crab.

Community members gathered at WKFL Park in Homer last Saturday for a candlelight vigil to honor those who died from opioid overdose. The event is part of a statewide effort to reduce stigma around substance use disorder and foster recovery.

The National Weather Service issued a high wind warning Tuesday evening and that prediction was fulfilled. Joe Gallagher with Homer Electric Association…

Emilie Springer has this story about an oil spill response exercise taking place in Kachemak Bay this week.

Homer’s 32nd Rotary Health Fair drew a record number of participants to the Homer High School Saturday. Residents took full advantage of blood screenings,…

The Homer Council on the Arts annual meeting is coming up next week, and like so many other gatherings in this year of Covid, it will be conducted online…

After losing the Independence Day parade last year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Homer Chamber of Commerce says this year’s parade Sunday evening was…

Homer Drawdown will select a new climate solution to focus on for the year.

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.