The Kenai City Council unanimously approved an ordinance on July 8 accepting a $75,270 federal grant to replace aging lighting at the Kenai Recreation Center with energy-efficient LED fixtures.

The case stems from an August 2022 investigation that began after law enforcement rangers reported suspicious hunting activity near the U.S.-Canada border.

34-year-old Joseph Mesa is still believed to be armed and dangerous, and authorities continue to warn the public not to approach him if he is seen.

According to an Alaska State Troopers dispatch, troopers received a REDDI report at about 10:15 p.m. involving a black pickup truck driving over seagulls on the south side of Kasilof Beach.

If fully funded, the NSF engine is expected to support research, commercialization efforts, and economic development initiatives across Alaska.

Acting Alaska Attorney General Cori Mills announced Tuesday that Alaska joined a coalition of 42 states and territories in reaching the agreement with the bankruptcy trustee overseeing 23andMe’s assets.

According to KRSA, Upper Cook Inlet commercial drift gillnet fishermen caught 270,126 sockeye in a single day

In a June 18 letter, NRA Political Victory Fund Chairman John Commerford formally backed the Alaska Republican.

69-year-old William Knackstedt, now faces two counts of second-degree sexual abuse of a minor. He is also charged with first-degree harassment and fifth-degree criminal mischief.

Thirty runners and hikers tackled a rugged new course Saturday during the 2026 Kachemak Bay Mountain Classic, an annual fundraiser highlighting volunteer efforts to restore trails in Kachemak Bay State Park.