Sterling News

Icy roads earlier this week left many drivers in ditches along the side of the road, and with cooler temperatures predicted again this weekend, motorists should take precautions for this and future winter driving conditions.

Jessica Erin Sherman and Cody Joseph Seymour were married in a afternoon ceremony Saturday, June 20, 2009, at Our Lady of the Angels Catholic Church in Soldotna.

A pilotless small aircraft streaked across Soldotna Airport's tarmac Monday night, crashing into another aircraft, utility trailer and a building before coming to a standstill.

Division of Sport Fish staff place rotenone into a boat for dispersal into Sand Lake Oct.

Wind and rain over the weekend battered utilities, but the worst didn't come until Sunday afternoon.

Lindsay Hutchins and George McMichael were married in an afternoon ceremony Wednesday, July 8, 2009, in Kenai.

Photo provided - Emily Johnson explores issues of displacement through a series of theatre pieces entitled "The Thank You Bar." The pieces feature Johnson in contemporary dance, and will be performed at the Bunnell Street Gallery Oct.

Former Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education member Gregory Gabriel Jr., Kenai, learned something Tuesday night.

There's $50,000 dollars buried in Dave and Betty Lowery's yard. At least that's what Dave Lowery estimates.

Maps of different parts of the Kenai Peninsula, shaded in bright colors highlighting different neighborhoods, cover the walls behind four executive office chairs in the Borough Administration Building's Conference Room A. It looks like a command center, and in some ways it is, at least for voters, who will decide the fate of ballot measures and ...

More than 4,000 customers were without electricity for about two hours Thursday evening after a tree fell on a power line east of Soldotna, cutting power throughout Sterling.

All areas of the Kenai Peninsula Borough are feeling the impact of a two-term limit approved by borough voters in 2007.

Seeing caribou in the backyard, or while commuting to work, is one of the perks of living in Alaska, but at this time of year Kenai Peninsula motorists need to exercise extra caution in a few locations in order to avoid hitting these ungulates.

When Soldotna resident Raymond Morris, 56, came home Tuesday around 1:40 p.m., he saw an unknown male running down his driveway, pushing a wheelbarrow that was carrying his television.

A fire destroyed a home in Sterling on Monday but left no one injured. Around 1:20 p.m. Central Emergency Serivces crews responded to a call from a neighbor of heavy smoke coming from a residence at 39200 Otter Trail off of the Sterling Highway near Mile 81.5. According to a press release issued by CES, no one was in the structure, which is owned ...

In many ways brown bears are an icon of Alaska, even chosen to represent the Great Land on the state quarter.

A string of burglaries in the Sterling area has grown to include the recent theft of a car and a goat.

Joanna Scott and Tobin Watts of Soldotna were married in an afternoon ceremony Saturday, Aug.

Sterling residents Lucy and Louie Katzenberger had the unthinkable happen earlier this month -- they lost two pets in the same week, but that's not the whole story.

Sarah Hills and Tad Covault of Soldotna were married in an afternoon ceremony on Saturday, July 25, 2009, in Anchor Point.