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Educators at Hunter Elementary School spent their Monday afternoon going door to door letting students and their families know that school is just around the corner, while also providing bags of much needed school supplies.

The Alaska Salmon Bake, 2300 Airport Way, Fairbanks, won first place for seafood restaurants in the 2024 Readers' Choice Awards.

The Alaska Department of Transportation is looking into whether a conglomeration of campaign signs on the Richardson Highway is in violation of state laws banning billboards.

In 2023 alone, 342 Alaskans died from drug overdoses, according to the Alaska Department of Health. That’s 342 families who are actively dealing with the raw emotion of losing a

Community members have until Sept. 6 to share their comments on listing Gulf of Alaska chinook (king) salmon under the Endangered Species Act.

Alaska is home to thousands of active-duty military members and their spouses — many of whom are unemployed but wanting to work.

A sunny Saturday is a good time for anyone to take a walk though Fairbanks, but it was especially great for those who attended the Fairbanks Native Association's Walk of Remembrance for overdose victims.

When West Valley High School students walk into Fanta Lee-Sankoh’s classroom, it’s usually because they are in trouble.

In August, the U.S. Department of Energy announced it would provide $1 million each to establish 10 different climate resilience research centers around the country.

Gov. Mike Dunleavy signed four bills into law Thursday relating to trapping cabins, the transfer of the Alaska Railroad in Nenana, big game hunts for people with physical disabilitie, and