A storm system will move over the Kenai Peninsula late Wednesday through Thursday, bringing in warm air aloft as surface temperatures remain at or below freezing.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education voted Monday to approve the initial application for the Nikolaevsk Charter School, passing the motion 5 to 3 after months of review and public debate.

The Soldotna Parks and Recreation is kicking off two new Soldotna Youth sports at the Soldotna Field House. Youth Indoor Soccer and Youth Flag Football will both be played on new turf.

Authorities are investigating a fatal structure fire that occurred Sunday night in Sterling on Robinson Loop, where firefighters located human remains inside the building.

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Division of Sport Fish, Soldotna area management staff will host an end-of-season sport fishery town hall-style public meeting.

Rayann Martin sat in a classroom hundreds of miles from her devastated Alaska Native village and held up 10 fingers when the teacher asked the pupils how old they were.

The Kenai City Council is set to consider an ordinance on Wednesday that would increase estimated revenues and appropriations in the General Fund – Buildings Department to replace the cooling system for the City’s data center.

A two-vehicle accident involving an SUV and a fuel truck occurred on the Kenai Spur Highway on Monday at approximately 1 p.m., according to Nikiski Fire officials.

Operations will continue on weekdays throughout much of the winter, depending on weather and fuel conditions.

Kris Rhodes Kile issued prescriptions for fentanyl, oxycodone, hydrocodone, hydromorphone, and diazepam to six patients without any legitimate medical purpose.