Less snowfall coupled with dry weather has left Kodiak’s water supply low than usual.
Southcentral
Anchorage Assembly passes state’s first LGBT anti-discrimination measure
Opposition to the bill came primarily from two conservative assemblymembers who said the measure infringes on residents’ religious and speech rights.
Sen. McGuire won’t seek re-election in 2016
McGuire likely surprised attendees at the Arctic Energy Summit in Fairbanks when she announced she would not seek re-election next year.
Kodiak High School students enter the world of nano-agriculture
Anna McDonald, a Kodiak high schooler, is part of a NASA-sponsored group that assigns Alaskan students to scientific research projects.
Cook Inlet companies defend oil and gas tax credits
As Alaska continues to grapple with a major budget shortfall, one line item promises to be particularly controversial: tax credits for oil and gas producers.
Man with autism pinned down, pepper sprayed by Kodiak police
When Nick Pletnikoff”s mother found him, he was surrounded by three Kodiak Police officers who had pinned him to the ground and pepper sprayed him from point-blank range.





