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The USS Momsen guided-missile destroyer docked in Homer for two days, May 3-4. The 500-foot warship is fully armed with surface-to-air missiles, and its crew is part of the U.S. Navy’s missile defense system in the Pacific. A Navy spokesperson would not disclose their purpose in Homer, but the crew hosted public tours of the ship.

At the end of June, Red flag fire warnings were in effect for interior Alaska after a week of high burn rates. KBBI’s Emilie Springer spoke with University of Alaska Fairbanks climate specialist Rick Thoman about the status of summer burns and a decrease in federal funding impacts to weather monitoring.

Seward’s annual Mount Marathon race is scheduled for the Fourth of July and is part of the city’s upcoming three day festival. Emilie Springer spoke with city coordinator Liz Marsh and race director Matiaas Sari for more details.

The Alaska Marine Highway Reshaping Work Group is seeking public input regarding the future of Alaska’s ferry system. Meetings will be held providing…

The Homer City Council continued meeting via Zoom video conference Monday night. It was a relatively short meeting, but the body got quite a bit…

Kodiak’s annual commercial fishing trade show ComFish kicks off in-person and virtually on Thurs, March 24.

The first session will include a discussion of Alaska's new voting system.

The City of Seldovia's library will open a new collection and reading room to the public in May.

Alaska Native corporation Doyon, Limited brought forth a newly revised hotel development proposal. Homer residents weighed their concerns about the project with the economic opportunities it could bring.

Many communities located off the beaten path still have roads. Because there are roads, there are people who want to drive on them. That’s the crux of an…