The Iron Dog’s finish returning to Fairbanks in 2026 is expected to be a major highlight for racers and fans alike.
Four Peninsula Racers Will Roar Out of Big Lake Saturday for Iron Dog 2026
Author: Nick Sorrell |
Author: Nick Sorrell |
The Iron Dog’s finish returning to Fairbanks in 2026 is expected to be a major highlight for racers and fans alike.
Author: Peyton Hernandez |
Homer Electric Association (HEA) is now accepting applications for its 2026 scholarships, with submissions due by Sunday, March 15, at 11:59 p.m.
Author: Nick Sorrell |
According to the ordinance, a uniform permit requirement would allow the city to verify compliance, establish a clear local point of contact for each property, and improve the accuracy of data used for future zoning and housing policy decisions.
Author: KSRM News Desk |
Workers at ConocoPhillips’ North Slope Alaska operations have voted to unionize, according to an initial tally of ballots issued February 9, 2026, by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).
Author: Nick Sorrell |
A Soldotna police sergeant arrived first and observed two males, later identified as 53-year-old John Amend and 47-year-old Dominic Allen, burglarizing the vehicle.
Author: Nick Sorrell |
According to the Bureau of Land Management, the sale will offer more than 600 tracts covering approximately 5.5 million acres within the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska.
Author: Nick Sorrell |
ADF&G said the reduced season is intended to limit harvest pressure on early-run Kasilof River king salmon, which are managed to achieve a sustainable escapement goal of 700 to 1,400 naturally produced fish.
Author: Nick Sorrell |
Area management biologists say the combined measures across Cook Inlet, the Kenai River, and the Kasilof River are intended to improve the likelihood of rebuilding depressed king salmon stocks while preserving future fishing opportunities.
Author: KSRM News Desk |
Large portions of the Kenai Peninsula and Turnagain Pass, with heavy snowfall, slick roads, and difficult travel expected.
Author: Nick Sorrell |
While district officials called the $700 increase in per student funding authorized by the Alaska Legislature in 2025 critical, they noted that school funding statewide still lags far behind inflation.