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David Lewis has served on the Homer City Council for the past eight years. He says he’s running for Homer mayor to give voters a choice. He moved from his…

The community of Vosnesenka wants the Kenai Peninsula School District to pay to lease an additional building for their overcrowded school, but the…

In this age of Covid-19, even decisions made by the Homer Foundation are taking the pandemic into consideration. The organization last week announced the…

On February 19th, NOAA released their “Atlas for Aquaculture Opportunity Areas” (or AOAs), the 986 page publication identifies 77 locations that may be suitable for sustainable shellfish and seaweed aquaculture operations in the Gulf of Alaska. Emilie Springer has more details from NOAA.

The phrase “summer camp” usually brings to mind images of toasted marshmallows, campfires and wobbly canoe trips.One thing that you won’t find at a…

More than 50 people gathered in Homer Saturday for the annual “Women’s March on Homer.”

The China Poot Creek dipnet fishery opens today (July 1). The personal use dipnet fishery is open to all Alaska residents with an ADF-and-G sportsfishing…

Bristol Bay's Nushagak District broke its record for the largest single-day harvest. Fisherfolk caught 2.46 million salmon on Thursday. That’s about 600,000 fish over last year’s record daily harvest, which was set last year. The district had back-to-back record harvests exactly one year ago, when fleets caught 1.7 million on June 30 and 1.82 million on July 1.

Just weeks after finally agreeing to move forward with plans to demolish the Homer Educational and Recreational Complex, or HERC building, the Homer City…

KBBI’s Sean McDermott spoke with Therese Lewandowski from the League of Women Voters and Kenai Peninsula Votes — two nonpartisan voting organizations — about what voters should expect from Tuesday's special election for Kenai Peninsula Borough mayor.