Simon Lopez

The City of Seward is receiving nearly $46 million in federal funding to add shore power to its cruise ship port; and a Kenai grand jury indicted two Alaska State Troopers on felony assault charges today in connection to a violent arrest of the wrong man in Kenai earlier this year.

Hundreds of people line the dock beside the ‘Haunted Aspen', waiting to explore the transformed 225-foot Coast Guard Cutter on Wednesday.

Freedom House, a faith-based recovery organization based in Soldotna, is opening a home in Homer.

The crew of the cutter Aspen donned masks and costumes to revive a terrifying Homer tradition for kids and adults alike.

New policies are going into place at the Homer Harbor next year; and from “Little Women” to Alice in Wonderland,” The Seward High School Theatre Collective has brought plays back to the coastal Kenai Peninsula town after the COVID-19 pandemic ended the high school's drama program.

Kenai's airport is on the hunt for a new business to operate out of its restaurant space; and two Anchorage residents are dead after a vehicle collision on the Kenai Peninsula.

Homer Police arrested a man Monday night as the suspect in three shootings at two local health nonprofits over the last month; and a new cafe has opened in Homer, with plans to serve dishes from Northern Mexico.

The Homer City Council has approved an array of changes to Homer Harbor's tariff . That's the harbor's official set of rules and fees, reviewed and updated each year.

A new cafe has opened in Homer, with plans to serve dishes from Northern Mexico. The husband and wife team behind the new space say they hope it brings a taste of home to the Kenai Peninsula community.

The Homer City Council appointed Bradley Parsons to an empty council seat at a special meeting Tuesday night; and twice a day, cars queue up at the busy intersection of the Old Sterling Highway and new Sterling Highway in Anchor Point.