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

Gov. Dunleavy joined Interior Secretary Doug Burgum on Friday, as the Department of the Interior revoked Public Land Orders 5150 and 5180, opening approximately 2.1 million acres in the Dalton Utility Corridor for state use.

The Kenai Chamber of Commerce held its 2026 Awards Ceremony on Wednesday and its ‘Small Business Symposium’ for an evening of community recognition, business education, and networking.

A public meeting was held on Thursday, at the Kenai City Council Chambers to provide an update on the Kenai Municipal Airport Master Plan, which outlines potential upgrades and guides long-term airport growth through 2040.

ADF&G is reminding residents to stay safe and be aware of traplines, as winter is still in full swing and many Alaskans are enjoying outdoor activities such as trapping, dog walking, and snowmachining. 

Hospital officials said all other hospital services remain operational.

Wednesday afternoon, Espinoza Arriaga and her two younger children had been deported to Tijuana, Mexico.

The ordinance authorizes the City to accept and appropriate an additional $72,706.88 in state funding for senior services.

The RM831 season is scheduled to run from March 1 through March 15, but the department has established a quota of 25 moose, with no more than 20 cows.