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The approach to eastbound State Route 16 from State Route 302 has been the site of numerous accidents, including a fatality and two injuries in 2026. more
The KPFD fire commissioners voted down a counteroffer for the Calahan property and to temporarily take it off the market. more
There is little evidence of the infection spreading from wild to domestic animals for now. more
Summer time is ideal for stocking next winter’s wood. Learn how to buy, stack, and burn smart before firing up that wood stove. more
The KPFD fire commissioners voted 3-2 at their July 28 meeting to reject a second offer on the Calahan property and return a counterproposal with stricter terms. more
Key Peninsula Fire District 16 received a new $1,050,000 purchase and sale agreement July 7 for the Calahan property it has owned for over four years, signed by John Park, owner of Taechang LLC of … more
A proposed single-lane roundabout is among 20 projects submitted for possible funding. more
Commissioners unanimously turned down Alyssa Johnstone’s latest offer for the Calahan property in the heart of Key Center. more
A new program focuses on preventing illegal burning and enforcing firework restrictions. The Key Peninsula is concerning because of its isolation. more
At a packed meeting, Sheriff Keith Swank addressed concerns over staffing, crime trends, and his role in a politically charged environment. more
Four career and volunteer members of Key Peninsula Fire District 16 made the KP proud, once again. more
A contentious meeting reveals deeper tensions within the fire district board. more
One of the victims was the assailant's mother. more
A man discovered the bodies of his wife, son, and the family dog Jan. 27. more
The Peninsula Pilot Transit Program made a few changes to improve service. more
Wendy Walker-Carnagey and Chad Malloy were known on the KP but new arrivals to the island community. more
Jordan Henderson faces 12 counts of child molestation, while families of his former students are suing the district. more
Voter-approved EMS levy strengthens KPFD’s finances, rebuilding key services and reversing 2025 reductions after voters failed to renew a levy in 2024. more
Local lawmakers say disagreement is healthy — until the dialogue turns personal. They hope civility will overcome outrage. more
Sources say an altercation among district employees led to an internal investigation and disciplinary action. more
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