Sixty-five shipwrecks appear on navigation charts around Kenai Peninsula Borough, more than any other Alaska borough in a new ...

The state’s early voting site in Kenai is at 11312 Kenai Spur Rd. It is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays through Nov. 2, ...

State energy officials are asking submarine cable companies to help price a second electrical connection across Cook Inlet, a ...

Kenai’s existing building dates to 1973 and now houses the police and fire departments and dispatch center. A city assessment ...

A federal firearms registration process that Washington has stopped enforcing is at the basis of a legal defence against ...

A new 50-state study has revealed that Alaska ranks in the top 10 for the worst road conditions and tire damage risk in the ...

The Seward City Council voted 6-0 Monday, Oct. 12, to enact Ordinance 2026-009 revising subdivision requirements for roads ...

Enstar has separately pursued potential liquefied natural gas imports to the Kenai Peninsula as regional utilities examine ...

Salmonfest’s stages have been quiet since August, but the music festival is extending its reach outside the summer with a ...

A $9-million ice arena overhaul and a sales tax increase are among the decisions facing Soldotna as incumbent Dan Nelson and challenger Nicholas “Hansen” Conner compete for City Council Seat B on Nov.

The ice at the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex depends on a 33-year-old refrigeration system, and replacing it could cost up to $9 million — and voters will soon decide who helps guide that expense.