The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities has begun additional fall fieldwork for the Sterling Safety Corridor Improvements project along Sterling Highway mileposts 82.5 to 94.

Both dogs had knife wounds to the throat, and one had additional wounds on top of its head, along with a severe cut across the throat.

391 trees have been removed so far this year from the Habitat Protection District, compared to 2,772 trees removed in 2022.

Forecasters expect breaking waves of 3 to 4 feet, with west-southwest winds of 20 to 25 miles per hour and gusts reaching 33 miles per hour.

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

The extent of the damage is expected to prolong the outage into the overnight hours and early morning. No additional information regarding the severity of the crash has been provided.

The KSRM Candidate Forum Series concluded Thursday with candidates for Kenai City Council and House District 8 discussing property taxes, business development, housing, education funding, the Alaska LNG project, and the state’s fiscal challenges.

The case alleges that Daniel J. Sullivan Jr.’s campaign is intended to confuse the incumbent’s supporters and benefit Democrat Mary Peltola.

The complaint says an employee working at the kiosk attempted to stop the man by speaking to him, but he continued through the front doors and left the store.

The KSRM Candidate Forum Series continued Wednesday with candidates for House District 6 and Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly District 1 highlighting the PFD, energy development, education funding, and local taxes.