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KPB Lands Offices wants to sell thousands of acres of spruce bark beetle-threatened trees, and replant with more resistant native species.

A spruce aphid infestation in the Homer area has been causing land owners to worry that their trees are dying. Wednesday evening, the Center for Alaskan…

On this week's Coffee Table, local and state organizations are working and networking to address the physical and societal effects of adverse childhood…

As the spruce bark beetle continues to chew through forests in Southcentral Alaska, now affecting an estimated 1.6 million acres, the clock is ticking to salvage any marketable value out of that wood.

The owner of Alaska Dispatch News crashed her plane in Halibut Cove over the holiday weekend. In a statement released through her attorney, Alice Rogoff…

The council recognized a community member for decades of service, introduced funding for gymnasium floor repairs and approved engineering for a $22 million harbor float system.

Harbormaster urges caution for small boat mariners.

Seldovia’s annual summer music festival begins June 18th. Emilie Springer spoke with some of the event coordinators Suzie Stranik and Margie McCord about historical details, changes for this year and other events coming up in Seldovia later this summer.

In early 1996, the Homer Fire Department, with a grant from the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services, collaborated with Homer Safe Kids, the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and the Homer School District to establish 15 life jacket loaner stations in communities around Kachemak Bay.

The Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for Homer’s 62nd annual Winter Carnival. Jan Knutson, the Visitor Center and Special Events Manager with the…