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The National Weather Service announced it’s changing its marine forecast zones to provide more accurate weather information to the fishermen and boaters who use it.

Despite significantly greater numbers of fish, low market prices led to a disappointing commercial salmon season in the Lower Cook Inlet.

Local church leaders worked with volunteers to hold a service blessing participating boats for the upcoming fishing season.

West Homer Elementary hosted a Science Activity Night on Thursday with several community organizations. Emilie Springer spoke with lead coordinators, West Homer teachers Kate Crowley and Karen Corbell, and attended the event Thursday night with this report.

Tonight (Wednesday) at 6 p.m., the Soldotna campus of Kenai Peninsula College will present part one of a Zoom video conference series on the changing…

This week Emilie Springer takes us back to a 1981 interview archived at the Pratt Museum about a Halibut Cove man who owned a sawmill in Portlock before…

The federal funds coming into Alaska from the Biden Administration has unexpectedly made budgeting in the state capital that much easier. District P Senator Gary Stevens says the federal funds represent a tremendous opportunity for the state.

Sackett Versus the Environmental Protection Agency could determine how much of Alaska’s wetlands are subject to federal regulation under the Clean Water Act.

Voters living in the South Peninsula Hospital Service Area will have the final say on if the bond is approved.

"Harvey" is being brought to life at Pier One Theatre. The play offers a unique blend of humor and social commentary.