The United Cook Inlet Drift Association and the Cook Inlet Fishermen's Fund filed suit Wednesday.

The Soldotna Police Department is hosting its second annual youth boot camp, an opportunity for high school-aged students to learn the ins and outs of law enforcement. While not every student in the program is interested in becoming a police officer, the five-day camp provides valuable self-defense training and experiences.

KB Laser Wash is the only car wash located on K-Beach Road. The new business has five enclosed car wash spaces and a self-serve dog wash.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough's Finance Department estimates the tax could bring in about $4.2 million annually if enacted.

The candidate filing deadline is June 1.

61-year-old Paul Raymond Warner is charged with four counts of assault and one count of misconduct involving weapons.

A brewery in Cooper Landing donates proceeds from a popular beer to the community’s volunteer emergency services agency. Two commercial fishing advocacy groups based on the Kenai Peninsula are again taking the federal government to court over its proposed management strategy for fishing in Cook Inlet’s federal waters. A Homer man was convicted on eight charges last week, including attempted first-degree sexual assault.

A fishing boat capsizes near Ninilchik. And, the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly will consider a pair of ordinances to pay for a child care facility grant program. Plus, the Soldotna Police Department hosts its second annual youth boot camp.

Our guest this week is Michael Engelhard, longtime wilderness guide and author of two new books about Alaska's landscape.

Our guest this week is KDLL's outgoing senior reporter Riley Board, who is wrapping up her two year stint at the station. We're also chatting with former reporter of The Peninsula Clarion and KDLL's newest reporter Ashlyn O'Hara.