Jack Barnwell

U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) stressed the need for partnerships, readiness and infrastructure during her keynote speech at the two-day Alaska Defense Forum on Tuesday.

The City of Fairbanks chief of staff will be departing in October after nearly five years in the role under three mayoral administrations.

A developer wants to turn the shuttered Joy Community Center into an Arctic innovation hub and has offered to take the old elementary school off the borough's hands for $1 million.

A City of Fairbanks resolution to reopen Lacey Street between First and Second avenues in downtown Fairbanks failed to pass Monday night.

The U.S. Army announced Wednesday five locations and contracts to pilot small modular reactor projects under its $2.2 billion Janus Program.

School board representative Tim Doran, right, shares his cricitisms on current state student assessment tests while Assemblymember Nick LaJiness listens during a Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, Fairbanks North Star Borough

The planned demonstration advanced nuclear micro-reactor for Eielson Air Force Base should be constructed and operational in 2029, according to a recent update from Department of the Air Force officials.

The Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly adopted an exhaustive list of 2027 state and federal legislative priorities on Thursday, including two that generated robust public testimony and discussion by Assembly

Alaska’s location and dependence on imports make local agricultural capacity essential to military and civilian resilience.

As the Alaska Division of Elections continues counting absentee ballots from the Aug. 19 statewide primary, unofficial results paint a picture of how Interior Alaska voted in the state’s top