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The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly passed a resolution at Tuesday night’s meeting supporting a project that would install a heat pump at one of the schools in southern Kachemak Bay.

The Ninilchik Rodeo and beach horse races took place at the Ninilchik Fairgrounds in the first weekend of July. Homer’s Emilie Springer talked with Rodeo Coordinator Shirley Cox and some youth assistants about what the history of the event and what the 2025 event included.

Heat pumps are becoming a viable option for heating homes on the Lower Kenai Peninsula, offering a cleaner, more efficient and sometimes cheaper alternative to traditional systems.

Bycatch Task Force works to refine mission ahead of November deadline

It was a landslide victory for presidential candidate Bernie Sanders Saturday in the Alaska Democratic cuacuses. Vermont Sen. Sanders pulled in 81.6…

The community of Homer is mourning the death of a beloved writer, scientist and teacher. Eva Saulitis died January 16th of cancer. Homer Council on the…

The Caribou Lake Fire, 25 miles northeast of Homer, is still 20 percent contained. Today, Forestry officials announced a 4 acre increase in the size of…

After an older Anchor Point man, reportedly with underlying health problems, was admitted to South Peninsula Hospital in Homer about two weeks ago, he was…

This week commentator Emilie Springer shares with us a story of adventures on Beluga Slough from the 1930s, originally told by Tom Shelford to a Homer…

Living in Alaska means living with the unexpected, whether it be an emergency, accident or natural disaster. Being prepared for the unpredictable is the goal of a new year-long series of emergency preparedness events, hosted by the Seldovia Village Tribe.