Warming oceans have brought news of many new and invasive species in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest. The Alaska Department…
Wow, did we somehow pick up a serious tail wind of time since this column’s seasonal debut? Come on, Aug….
A dreary chinook run has plagued the Kenai River for the past few years, but numbers for 2015 shine a…
I have received an unusual amount of email asking how to report angler evil-doers to the Alaska Wildlife Troopers without tying…
Bristol Bay’s late-arriving sockeye run has contributed to a healthy commercial harvest of more than 47.6 million sockeye statewide, though…
Frank Mullen, 65, died at the UW Medical Center on July 7, 2015, surrounded by his family, after a battle…
The upcoming subsistence gillnet fishery on the Kenai River can target sockeye, but kings are off limits. An emergency Special…
N ormally I don’t get into to the area of investments but after reading the Alaska Wildlife Trooper’s section of…
As the Card Street fire threatens more structures with each acre it expands, the Kenai Peninsula community has begun to…
I need to start this column with a warning: There is a despicable sneak thief roaming the Homer Spit and…
Firefighters continued to battle the human-caused Card Street fire in Sterling, estimated to be at 2,000 acres, Tuesday evening. Crews…
As of noon Wednesday, Division of Forestry Public Information Officer Terry Anderson was unable to confirm the exact size of…
As of noon Wednesday, Division of Forestry Public Information Officer Terry Anderson was unable to confirm the exact size of…
Agriculture support programs on the Kenai Peninsula will soon be feeling the effects of statewide budget cuts. The Kenai Soil…
