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Last summer blue mussels in the waters around Skagway died off in huge numbers. The local tribal government is studying the phenomenon and has a working theory about how it happened. Now they are asking residents to hold off harvesting the shellfish until the population rebounds.

Families evacuated from the Seward Community Library and Museum moments before the story hour began and continued the pride event at the Alaska SeaLife Center.

Family, friends and neighbors gathered at Bishop's Beach Wednesday evening to share food, stories and a community art project honoring Anesha "Duffy" Murnane, hours after a judge sentenced her killer to 87 years in prison.

Students at Homer area schools are under remote learning this week after Covid-19 cases in the Southern Kenai Peninsula continued to rise. Homer High…

Homer’s American Legion Post 16, known as General Buckner Post 16, will socially celebrate their 80th year commemoration of the post on September 6th. KBBI’s Emilie Springer spoke with post member Bill Sheldon about his history with the United States military, Air National Guard in Alaska and his memories of Post 16 since he has lived in Homer since 1959.

Public transit service is coming to the Kenai Peninsula soon, according to Ninilchik Traditional Council – the governing body for the Ninilchik Tribe. The…

At 12:13 PM on October 17, Anesha “Duffy” Murnane, a 38-year old Homer woman, was caught on video walking away from her apartment complex, presumably…

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…

Alaska's Railbelt, powered by natural gas from Cook Inlet, is facing a potential energy shortage as the region's available gas supply continues to dwindle.

The Homer City Council is heading into a third month of holding its meetings via video conference because of the COVID-19 pandemic. And while emergency…