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State Trooper arrested on charges of domestic violence
The Wasilla and Kenai police departments investigated the allegations.
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Set-net rules for Cook Inlet could be eased
The board voted to deliberate on an adopted proposal to amend the Kenai River Late-Run King Salmon Management…
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DIPAC clocks good 2021 season
Returns aren’t as good as several years ago but they’re an improvement over 2020’s dismal numbers.
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Protesters gather at CPH, seeking ivermectin treatment for patient
The CPH director of external affairs said the hospital does not treat COVID-19 with ivermectin because it has…
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Feds fund beetle kill mitigation efforts
The funds were part of $2 million in beetle kill mitigation funds obtained by Sen. Lisa Murkowski.
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A fisherman’s farewell
More than 30 boats gathered off the Seafarer’s Memorial to bid farewell to Josh Brooks.
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Homer man dies of COVID-19
Latest death is part of a report of 78 new Alaska deaths reported this week.
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ATVs, other all-purpose vehicles, to be OK on some peninsula roads
The regulations drew safety concerns when first proposed earlier this year.
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Standoff over planning commission appointment continues
Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor Charlie Pierce said he will not appoint Linda Farnsworth-Hutchings to the commission.
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Kenai council postpones approval of waterfront study contract
The move was to give newly elected members more time to thoroughly acquaint themselves with the project.
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Poling place: Totem pole carved for Juneau’s centennial gets a new home
It’s safe from the elements and will be back on display soon