KBBI Newscast

Seward voters elected one incumbent and one newcomer to their city council during last week’s municipal election; and the Alaska Historical Society held their annual conference, “New Directions in Alaska History,” at Homer’s Kachemak Bay Campus last week with people and speakers attending from across the state.

After months of back-and-forth, negotiations and uncertainty, the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District has hashed out a hodgepodge plan to keep some of its swimming pools open; and if it seems like you’re getting more political calls and text messages than ever before, it’s not just in your head. Politicians – and their supporters – rely on cheap, easy text messages and survey calls to fundraise, get out the vote, and collect data – And as Alaska Public Media’s Hannah Flor found out, the more races matter, the more they do it.

Property owners and renters can now use live traps on their land in city limits after the Homer City Council last night voted to change city code.

Property owners and renters can now use live traps on their land in city limits after the Homer City Council voted last night to change city code; and the Techstars Startup Weekend was held in Seward over the first weekend of October.

The Techstars Startup Weekend was held in Seward over the first weekend of October; and after months of back-and-forth, negotiations and uncertainty, the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District has hashed out a hodgepodge plan to keep some of its swimming pools open.