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Update at 9:00 a.m. Monday:Click on the audio below for an update from Kachemak Emergency Services Chief Bob Cicciarella. Howie Kent, Fire Management…

While working on a leaking water main, a gas main was broken, delaying work.

The Kachemak Cannabis Club in Homer closed its doors at the end of February because its landlord asked the club to leave. Though, KBBI’s Quinton Chandler…

Starting any day now, if they haven’t already, scores of fast-growing young Sandhill Cranes around Homer will start taking to the sky. The fledgling colts…

The F/V Guardian was reunited with its owner after parting its mooring lines and drifting away.

“The closing day for Homer’s rope tow is coming right up,” Bill Wiebe tells me as we sit down to talk about some history. May 9th is the last day, one…

Cook Inlet commercial fisheries have been under a lot of pressure lately, much of it coming from the State of Alaska and federal government. Homer Mayor…

When Homer resident Kelsey Haas fell into an open patch of icy water earlier this winter, she didn’t panic. It was her first time falling through the ice, but as a guide and avid adventurer, Haas knew a few techniques to get out of the frozen water safely. However, Haas didn’t quite expect the key role a dead snowshoe hare would play that day.

The newest collaboration between Pier One Theatre and the Mud Bay Bards will take over the Mariner Theater stage for the next two weekends, starting this Friday.

The Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward has admitted two new patients to its wildlife rehabilitation program. SeaLife Center staff rescued a young male harbor seal and male sea otter pup in late August and early September, respectively.