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The Alaska Division of Elections released further results late Tuesday night that solidified a win in at least one Interior race and furthered leads for other candidates.

About 30 students of Lathrop High School walked out of class Wednesday morning to voice their opposition to many of the policies President-elect Donald Trump has proposed for his second

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Fairbanks Memorial Hospital was abuzz with local high school students on Wednesday and Thursday for a career exploration event.

The mantra of advocates for subsistence salmon fishing is “Every Salmon Counts,” but it’s actually even more important than that.

Drake Baul, owner of "Drake's Rocks" poses with tow of his favorite rocks on Saturday, Nov. 16, 2024 at Pearl Creek Elementary School.

Let’s be honest, kids don’t learn much about business from running a lemonade stand — it’s too cold for that anyway. But the students of Pearl Creek Elementary School are

Travis Million, CEO of Golden Valley Electric Association, presented to the Greater Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday where he discussed the rising cost of Interior energy, rate increases and

The Fairbanks North Star Borough School District Board of Education began what is sure to be an arduous next six months on Tuesday with an initial budget presentation from Andy DeGraw, FNSBSD chief operating officer.

Theater review: Whatever your plans are this weekend, cancel them — unless it involves attending one of Theatre UAF’s performances of “Tiny Beautiful Things.”