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The state of Alaska is looking for input from residents about how to choose important waterways for protection.It all starts with the Clean Water Act,…

KBBI News Director Aaron Bolton recently traveled to Gore Point to participate in a marine debris collection project. This week's Coffee Table recounts…

Tune in to KBBIWednesday morning from 9 to 10 AMfor The Coffee Tableour public affairs, call-in program.Guests, this week: Angela Doroff from Kachemak Bay…

A Cook Inlet Health CheckGuests: Angela Doroff from the Kachemak Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, and Bob Shavelson from Inlet Keeper.

Sunday marked the anniversary of the Great Alaska Earthquake, the most powerful earthquake in U.S. History, which led to the second largest tsunami ever…

Scientists continue to see large numbers of dead or sick sea otters turning up in the Kachemak Bay region. Officials with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife…

Summer is officially over and with it goes many of the outdoor activities Alaskans and visitors love. The Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies in Homer…

Striking a balance that provides ample living space for both humans and wild animals is not always easy. A biologist with the Department of Fish and Game…

12:30 pm update: Over 4,000 Kenai Peninsula residents got their power back when Homer Electric Association crews restored a substation knocked out by a…

A 7.1 magnitude earthquake shook the state Sunday morning. The quake originated 60 miles west of Homer. Southern peninsula residents say they saw minimal…