The KSRM News Department has compiled some of the week’s top headlines.

Kenai Peninsula College marked a major milestone Thursday with the Grand Reopening of its Kenai River Campus residence hall in Soldotna after a six-year closure.

Alaska State Troopers responded to a single-vehicle crash in Anchor Point on Wednesday evening, resulting in injuries to the driver and a passenger.

Funding for at least three Arctic Security Cutters was appropriated through the Working Families Tax Cuts Act.

No timeline has been announced for when the investigation will conclude or when findings may be released.

Passengers without Real ID will also be subject to enhanced identity verification and additional screening procedures that TSA officials warn may take up to 30 minutes.

The Soldotna City Council adopted a resolution on Wednesday, establishing a formal policy for naming and renaming city-owned buildings, parks, trails, and other public places.

The Alaska Educator Retention and Recruitment Center, a division of the Alaska Council of School Administrators, announced on Jan. 13 the launch of a nationwide media campaign to recruit educators to Alaska’s public schools.

Forecasters say ice accumulations of around one-tenth of an inch are possible, especially near mountainous terrain.

A Homer man was cited in Anchor Point following a collision with an Alaska State Troopers vehicle on Tuesday, Jan. 27, on the Sterling Highway.