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Last night, Oct. 22, a write-in candidate with just four votes was elected to a three-year term on the Kodiak City Council.
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Davis Hovey/KMXTSince 2014, almost 100% of Kodiak’s electricity has come from renewable energy sources. But this month, the local electric utility had to turn on diesel generators, which is slated to increase residents’ bills next month starting on Nov. 1. The temporary switch back to diesel is due to a perfect storm of factors.
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27-year-old Fredrick Fangonilo worked as a corrections officer at the Kodiak Jail, housed inside the police department, from 2019 to 2023. -
KMXT's Katherine Irving sat down with the high school team's head coach Rich Gonzalez and assistant coach Dan Farmer about the team's unexpected rise to the top. -
A public comment period for the draft plan is open until Oct. 29. -
The head of NASA visited the Pacific Spaceport Complex-Alaska on Kodiak Island for the first time in his career on Tues, Oct. 6. -
The unofficial election results from the 2026 Kodiak City and Kodiak Island Borough municipal election are in, although they aren’t expected to be certified until later this month. -
This year, every school in the district is fully staffed with teachers. KIBSD acting superintendent Damon Hargraves says he can't remember this happening in the last fifteen years. -
Coast Guard Air Station Kodiak crews flew over a thousand miles to medevac a 58-year-old man from a container ship near the edge of the Aleutian Islands earlier this week, Sept 29 into Sept. 30. -
Brigman has worked for the school district for less than three months. The president of the KIBSD Board of Education said he will not receive a buyout. -
Thatcher Brouwer has fished all over Alaska, including one season in the Kodiak salmon setnet fishery. -
Federal prosecutors said in court filings earlier this month on Sept. 17, that Dr. John Koller, the Kodiak Island Ambulatory Care Clinic’s medical director and owner, allegedly avoided paying accurate income taxes over several years.
