Wednesday Jun 12 | Homer News
Volunteers needed as city prepares to host governor's picnic July 25
The annual governor's summer picnics started in 1959 when Alaska became the 49th state.
Nenana artist, an international animal parts dealer, sent to prison
A Nenana artist who moonlighted as an international dealer in the parts of federally protected animals was sentenced to prison time Friday and forced to surrender more than 900 pounds of wildlife parts and pieces.
Unusual Weather Causes Lull In Copper River Sockeye Run
Unusual weather in Alaska's Interior is causing a slowdown of an expected sockeye run on the Copper River.
Senator Murkowski Meets with Subsistence Users in Glenallen
Senator Lisa Murkowski held a listening session on subsistence in Glennallen yesterday .