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Shooting Wounds Man Riding in Truck in Nikiski
A 26-year-old man is recovering at a Soldotna hospital after suffering a gunshot wound to his leg in Nikiski.
Police: no new leads on assailants
The Soldotna Police Department has no active leads on the men, but it is still cooperating with area police departments and the public.
Shooting wounds man riding in truck in Nikiski
A 26-year-old man is recovering at a Soldotna hospital after suffering a gunshot wound to his leg in Nikiski .
Kenai man donates stem cells, saves life
Chris DesOrmeaux plays with his daughter Makenna and son Kaiser at the Soldotna Elementary School park on May 1 in Soldotna.
Pebble Partnership official shares progress on project
Business leaders from the central Kenai Peninsula heard from the Pebble Ltd. Partnership during a joint Kenai and Soldotna Chamber of Commerce luncheon June 5. Matthew Fagnani, Pebble's vice president of business development, spoke for about an hour about the proposed mining project, its benefits and what detractors say on the potential harm of ... (more)
Fatal motorcycle collision takes life of local man
At 2 p.m. on June 9, the Soldotna Public Safety Communication Center received multiple 911 calls reporting a head-on collision near Milepost 19 of East End Road.
Video: Fisherman shares halibut with killer whale in Cook Inlet
Hey, is that a legal whale? Charlie Barberini, a deckhand for Frank Sanders of Alaska Trophy Outfitters in Soldotna, was forced to share his halibut about 21 miles off Ninilchik last week.
Police seek two male assailants
Two men attempted to sexually assault a woman Thursday in Soldotna Creek Park. The Soldotna Police Department is still seeking the men.
New law gives operators a chance for one-time lease term extension
Alaska Gov. Sean Parnell has signed legislation that could provide significant relief to diligent oil and gas companies facing the loss of expiring state leases.
With many among them up for a third or fourth re-election in 2014 and 2015, members of the Kenai Peninsula Borough The assembly Tuesday floated a proposed ordinance seeking to amend a 2007 citizen initiative limiting them to two consecutive terms without taking a six-month break before a third.
Slam'n Salm'n derby starts Friday
BILL ROTH / Anchorage Daily News An angler works the outgoing tide from the muddy banks of Ship Creek while fishing for king salmon on Tuesday, June 4, 2013.
Radiocarbon dating raises questions about mammoth tusk
While gathering coal on Mariner's beach with her husband and friends one day in 1976, Judy Winn of Homer found a curious piece of - something.
Troopers release details of May 28 shooting
An autopsy on Thursday provided evidence supporting the cause of the May 28 deaths of Earl Moore, 69, and Lynda Moore, 66, both of Soldotna, to be the result of a murder followed by a suicide.
Raw milk infection spreads again on peninsula
Another outbreak of campylobacter infection tied to a Kenai Peninsula cow share operation has sickened five people, according to the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services.
Derby Day in Kenai offers thrills & chills for Soap Box Championship
Alaska Gov. Sean Parnell visited the central Kenai Peninsula Tuesday and signed three bills sponsored by members of the local legislative delegation during the last session.
Gamas Designs moves to new location in Soldotna
The place you've been going for the last two decades for custom created designs, screen printing, decals and logos has a new location in Soldotna.
Family owned Soldotna Trustworthy Hardware & Fishing celebrates 27th Anniversary
It was a "27-7" celebration, anniversary, appreciation and swing into summer sale at Soldotna Trustworthy Hardware and Fishing last week.
KSRM-AM reports that troopers in Soldotna received a report Tuesday evening that a man and a woman were found dead near the home of one of the people just outside city limits.
Education Secretary Arne Duncan announced on Monday that three more states would join the ranks of those given permission to ignore parts of the federal No Child Left Behind law in favor of their own school improvement plans.