Nikiski News

Flood waters from the Drift River encroach on Chevron's Drift River Facility following the eruption of Mount Redoubt in 2009.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Biologists are trying new techniques to combat the spread of northern pike, invasive fish that are wiping out rainbow trout, salmon and other species in some Alaska lakes.

An early morning outtage left nearly 400 Nikiski residents without power for more than three hours Friday as a Homer Electric Association crew worked to restore the lines.

Jimmy Eacker is charged with killing Toni Lister, who was 29 when her body was found April 17, 1982, in the woods near the Seward city dump.

An Alaska state trooper on the trail of a suspected drunken driver shot a dog at a Nikiski home late Monday when it attacked, troopers say.

Stacy Oliva talks to her dog, Lakota, and cat, Tiger, on the dock of her family's home on Daniels Lake in Nikiski last week.

Schaeffer Cox carries himself with youthful swagger as he spreads a message to his many admirers of an out-of-control federal government bulldozing individual freedoms.

Photo by Joseph Robertia - To turn the cattle, such as at this corner in front of Kenai Peninsula College, riders on one side would move closer, while riders on the other side of the herd would give way.

An incident described as a "near miss" involving an oil tanker loading cargo during winter ice conditions and heavy tidal currents has warranted a violation notice from the state and corrective measures from Tesoro.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough Board of Education held its only meeting in Seward for the year Monday evening, May 7th.

Led by seafood, Alaska exports enjoyed another record year in 2011 with a value of more than $5.2 billion, a $1 billion increase from 2010.

A 56-year-old Nikiski resident arrested for striking a 7-year-old girl with his vehicle was arraigned Tuesday at the Kenai Courthouse.