State officials say they’ve removed or changed high-expense projects in the process, although the exact changes are not yet public.
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Smithsonian sends 18th Century navigation beacons home to Kasilof
Before the days of a reliable road system, much of the Kenai Peninsula could only be accessed via boat.
Ripping open the world of pull-tabs, Alaska’s most popular form of charitable gaming
Pull-tabs locations across the state can become a site of community, and it’s also the most popular form of charitable gaming in the state.
Peltola hosts town hall on Albertsons-Kroger merger
The impending merger between two of the nation’s largest grocery chains has Alaska lawmakers worried about grocery options in the state.
Northern pike have been eradicated from Kenai Peninsula, according to scientists
Northern pike pose threats to native species in the region, including salmon.
Alaska gets $200M for Railbelt energy project, Cook Inlet undersea cable
The federal grant will fund a project to run a 50-mile undersea cable through Cook Inlet, to better connect Railbelt utilities and improve access to renewable sources.
Kenai man amasses vast collection of Coke memorabilia
Coca-Cola pocket knives, underwear, a soda fountain: “I like it,” Kelly Bookey says, “and to me that’s the bottom line.”
Katmai’s Fat Bear Junior competition kicks off this week
The winner has a chance to compete against their senior bear counterparts next week.
Unprecedented double glacial dam release brings flooding to the Kenai
Usually, the two glacial lakes release every two or three years — and not at the same time.
After surprise eviction notice, residents of a Soldotna trailer park are wondering what’s next
With so few lots available for mobile homes, one resident expects that many of his neighbors will end up living in their cars.