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A three-and-a-half-year dispute over new boundaries between the state of Alaska and the Fairbanks Area Surface Transportation Planning was resolved after Gov. Mike Dunleavy signed off on the changes on
A quartet of F-35 Lightning fighter jets roared over the heads of a jam-packed crowd at Growden Memorial Field, signifying the commencement of the 121st Bill and Eddie Stroecker Midnight
U.S. regulators have taken their biggest step yet to speed the connection of data centers to the country’s grids while simultaneously attempting to slow surging utility bills that have angered
All residents of the city of Anderson are in a “GO!” Evacuation status Saturday night, due to a wildfire near the city.
The petition comes one week after the Alaska education commissioner threatened to withhold state funding from Fairbanks if they did not open the new charter school.
Red flag warnings have been issued for Saturday and Sunday for much of the Interior, including Fairbanks, Nenana, Delta, Denali and McGrath.
Thumbs up to the Greater Fairbanks NAACP and the many volunteers, performers, vendors and community members who make the annual Juneteenth celebration possible. Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, the day...
A procession of pups trotted around the diamond pregame in celebration of Bark in the Park.
Two local governments are weighing whether to consider restrictions on electric-assisted or motorized bicycles and scooters in some areas of Fairbanks.
A Fairbanks Superior Court judge denied the Pearl Creek STEAM Charter School’s motion for preliminary injunctive relief on Wednesday, following a six-hour hearing held the day before.
State-approved Pearl Creek STEAM Charter School remains blocked by district, witnesses testify...
One of the great privileges of serving on the Borough Assembly is getting to see our community not just through headlines and press releases, but through the people doing the
To the editor: Last week, the North Pacific Fishery Management Council wrapped up its June meeting in Vancouver, Washington. For Interior Alaska communities still waiting on Yukon River salmon to
To the editor: The federal Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) allocated $272,174,856 for use in Alaska. Hospitals, health organizations and non-profits were given the opportunity to submit a letter of
To the editor: I'm not even sure that this appropriate as a letter to the editor, but here we go. I lived in Fairbanks from 1982 to 2014. Between 1986 to 1999-ish I lived on a road off Chena Ridge. Because I...
To the editor: I have long thought the state of Alaska often treats Fairbanks as a red-headed stepchild. This belief was reconfirmed by the mess the Alaska Department of Transportation
Trailing the visiting Utah Yaks 3-2 with a runner aboard in the bottom of the sixth inning, Goldpanners designated hitter Eric Ruiz worked the count in his favor Wednesday evening
The 2026 Resource Families Appreciation Picnic took place Friday, June 12 at Growden Park in Fairbanks. It was a day filled with face painting, delicious food, talented local entertainment, door
Residents who live in the area of the Stampede Trail can breathe easier after local firefighters and the Alaska Division of Forestry and Fire Protection jumped on a fire in
Delta Junction native Rachael Hannan hoisted the bar at her first ever powerlifting competition.
Family Fun Day at Golden Heart Waste Management really was a fun day for all ages.
To the editor: On May 26 of this year, Mary Peltola visited ad campaigned in Petersburg. She only stayed for the day. On May 28 Daniel J. Sullivan of Petersburg
A paycheck can bring someone to Alaska. A life worth building is what makes them stay.
Republicans are talking about trans people again. They are the problem, after all. Trans women are violent (even though statistics show they are far less likely to commit a crime).