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Weatherly and Greg Bates’ interest in seafood started through historic east coast markets and in academia at the University of Rhode Island, URI. The…

Schools could be in for painful cuts in the upcoming fiscal year. It all depends on the votes that come out of the state legislature. This week on the…

Nina Faust with Kachemak Crane Watch says she expects a report of a sighting of Lesser Sandhill Cranes on the ground in the Homer area any day now. Up…

Homestead Kids: Tales from The North Fork, Local history told live by Terry Epperson Harrington, Al Poindexter, Mary Haakenson Perry, Joyce Anderson…

Homer City Council held a special meeting on Tuesday. The meeting began with a closed session to discuss former councilmember Tom Stroozas’ suit against…

Absentee in-person voting for the State of Alaska primary commenced on Monday, August 3, and will continue through Monday, August 17.The clerk’s office at…

Wildfire season is underway, and on this edition of the Coffee Table you'll hear tips and strategies for prevention and preparedness from from Howard Kent…

Laura Lofgren Barton and Steve Walli tell tales of homestead life in this hour-long program recorded live at the Kachemak Heritage Land Trust's annual…

Two harbor seal pups who were rescued earlier this summer after being abandoned on a beach in Kasilof were released back into Cook Inlet last week.The seals spent the past two-and-a-half months being rehabilitated at the Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward. After passing their health checks and learning to catch and eat fish, care specialists decided it was finally time for the pair of seals to return to the water.

KBBI is currently seeking submissions from our talented and creative listeners for the 2020 KBBI members’ mug! The winning design will be featured on…