This Saturday, residents in Soldotna and Homer will have the chance to responsibly dispose of unwanted electronics during the annual Electronics Recycling Day, hosted at Central Peninsula Landfill and Spenard Builders Supply.

Statewide grant funding is now available for community forestry projects across Alaska, the Alaska Division of Forestry & Fire Protection announced.

These kiosks allow users to convert cash into cryptocurrency and send it to a digital wallet. But authorities say scammers are increasingly using the machines as a fast, hard-to-trace way to take money from victims.

The resolution authorizes an updated Auto Aid Agreement between the Kenai Fire Department, Central Emergency Services, and the Nikiski Fire Service Area.

Responding officers located the motorhome as it was leaving the area and determined the registered owner, Billy West of Sterling, had two active arrest warrants.

Troopers say Guy Foreman assaulted another man and stole his vehicle during a violent encounter Tuesday morning.

With an overall history of 14,000 participants and 36 years of ideas, this year’s Caring For The Kenai winners were chosen Thursday evening among the 12 finalists at the CFK Oral Presentations.

A 29-year-old Anchor Point woman was arrested Sunday after Alaska State Troopers discovered her hiding inside a residence she allegedly entered without permission.

If adopted, the sales tax increase would take effect immediately, with the additional 0.5% collected beginning January 1, 2027.

The 45th Annual KPBA Home Show was last weekend in Soldotna, bringing together hundreds of business owners from across the Peninsula to showcase their work in the building industry and connect with home builders, buyers, renovators, and dreamers.