KDLL-FM 91.9

A noncommercial public radio station broadcasting a variety format on the Kenai Peninsula of southcentral Alaska. The station serves as a primary source of local news and information for communities in the Kenai and Soldotna corridor, producing original journalism covering municipal government, the courts, fishing and natural resource management, and community affairs. Coverage areas include the cities of Kenai and Soldotna, as well as surrounding communities throughout the peninsula. The station's newsroom journalists report on matters including city council proceedings, criminal justice cases, state fisheries regulations affecting the Kenai River and Kasilof River sport fisheries, and infrastructure and land-use decisions at the local government level. As an affiliate in the Alaska public broadcasting system, KDLL provides a combination of locally produced content and network programming. The 91.9 FM frequency is shared by public and noncommercial broadcasters across numerous countries globally, though KDLL's license is specific to the Kenai Peninsula service area. The station's editorial focus on indigenous heritage, local geography, and community history reflects the values of the region it serves.