The planned Lacey Street Starter Block business chalets are slowly being prepared as summer reaches its height, according to ...

The Dust Bowl of the 1930s was a devastating but temporary confluence of human cluelessness and natural accident. It was also a demonstration of humanity’s ability to wreck an environment ...

Gov. Mike Dunleavy vetoed a bill last week that would have expanded the Alaska Local Boundary Commission by adding a seat for residents living in the Unorganized Borough.

When Republican leaders in the Legislature were presented with Gov. Bill Walker’s plan to tackle the state’s multi-billion-dollar budget deficit, many said deeper cuts needed to be made first.

Monday nights hold a special place in the American sports culture. The exclusivity. The history. Every sports fan knows the music. Whether it’s the lead-in to a Monday night NFL game, or the Monday ...

The triathlons at Tonglen Lake Lodge’s Fourth of July celebration had it all on Sunday, July 5 — a Tiny Triathlon for adults, ...

A funnel cloud was reported about 5 p.m. Sunday just south of Alpine Creek Lodge, according to the Fairbanks office of the ...

I commend the Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly for its recent vote approving a below-market lease of the former Pearl Creek Elementary School for the proposed Pearl Creek STEAM Charter ...

The first World Eskimo Olympics was held in Fairbanks in 1961 drawing contestants and dance teams from Barrow, Unalakleet, Tanana, Fort Yukon, Noorvik and Nome. The event was a big success and has ...

Following a shaky top of the first inning that included a pair of free passes, the Goldpanners headed to the plate trailing 2 ...

Slated for Aug. 9, the kickoff of Fairbanks Raiders football in 2026 draws closer each day.With an intrastate bout against ...

Based on an Alaskan survey participant’s story, I depict the loneliness of addiction, even when family and friends are there. The sun and moon indicate a passage of time as they watch the user day and ...