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Last spring, when many Ukrainians were leaving the country, Lucas Wilcox was on his way in. Russia had invaded eastern Ukraine two months earlier. It was mid-April and the 40-year-old Homer resident was on a train traveling from Poland to the western Ukrainian city of Lviv. Wilcox was traveling into the country with a mission.But what Wilcox didn’t know at the time, was that night on the train from Krakow to Lviv, the Ukrainian city would be hit by its largest missile strike yet.

Homer’s COVID Unified Command made their regular report to Homer City Council Monday night. Mary Darbonne, Public Health Nurse at the Homer Public Health…

A man was mauled by a bear while hiking on the Homestead Trail off Diamond Ridge Road on Monday afternoon, sustaining non-life-threatening injuries in the…

Parents gathered with local youth educators and counselors to discuss various teen mental health concerns and resources at Homer Middle School.

Radner, a Libertarian from Seward, joined the race for the House District 5.

Area biologists recommend securing attractants to minimize human-animal encounters.

Vinegar's much more than a component of vinaigrette. Jeff Lockwood turns it into a beverage, a barbecue sauce, and a quick pickle.This season of Check the…

Two months in to the three month legislative session, the Alaska House of Representatives is still struggling to organize itself and agree upon their…

Host Jeff Lockwood makes a shrimp and blue crab gumbo with his mom, Patricia Lockwood, at his aunt Patsy Johnson's house in Iowa, LA, a couple of weeks…

With a statewide backlog in providing SNAP benefits, the state recently reallocated nearly $1.7 million from emergency funds to help alleviate hunger. McBride said the funding will provide some much-needed food assistance for communities around the state.