Tim Ellis is a Contributor at various prominent outlets, including Planet Sport and Sky Broadcasting Ltd. He focuses on breaking news and hot topics in tennis and cricket, recently covering the All England Club's controversial plans to expand Wimbledon. Tim's work has also been featured in notable publications such as This Is Anfield, Toronto Star, and Forbes.
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Tim Ellis' coverage is focused on local news, particularly in Alaska and Fairbanks. He also covers topics related to sports, government & politics, nonprofits, military construction, wildfires and tennis.
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By: Tim Ellis
The 965-foot Johnson River bridge, 42 miles south of Delta Junction, was built in 1944.
By: Tim Ellis
There are now a dozen K-135 Stratotankers parked in Tanker Row, in front of the 168th Wing's hangar at Eielson Air Force Base.
By: Tim Ellis
A polar walks along the an ice floe near Admiralty Inlet, in the Canadian far north, where author Neil Shea said he saw "narwhals, beluga whales, bowheads, polar bears -- everything that comes to the edge of the ice in the springtime."
Rangers got a report that the four climbers, part of a seven-member team, fell in the vicinity of Denali Pass at an elevation of about 18,200 feet, according to a news release from the park.
By: Tim Ellis
Golden Valley CEO Travis Million speaks during the May 5 annual members meeting at the Carlson Center in Fairbanks. Among other things, Million talked about the challenges of generating more electricity with during the cold winter of 2025-26 with diesel, a fuel that was becoming increasingly expensive.
Another climber died Sunday while descending from the summit. It was the fourth death on the mountain in four days. // An F-15 fighter pilot on Friday had to abort takeoff from Eielson Air Force Base. // Dilapidated schools in Alaska may get a big financial boost if Gov. Mike Dunleavy signs a an education bill. // 4. A bill to increase state funding for free legal aid for poor Alaskans has passed into law without the governor’s signature. // The deadline to sign up to run for statewide office is 5 p.m. today. // Dillingham independent Bryce Edgmon, the most senior member of the state House, is now running to represent southwest Alaska as a state Senator.
By: Tim Ellis, Kippun Sumner
An Air Force F-22 Raptor, F-16 Fighting Falcon, F-35A Lightning II and KC-135 Stratotanker fly in formation for attendees at the 2021 Arctic Lightning Air Show at Eielson Air Force Base. This year's air show will include these aircraft, and many more.
By: Tim Ellis
Map shows the Wednesday's lightning strikes across Alaska, shown in green dots, and fires ignited by lightning, shown in red-colored flames.
By: Tim Ellis
An Alaska State Troopers SWAT team arrested Davante Beetus-Nelson in Stevens Village after Fairbanks Police investigators got tips that he was hiding out there. Beetus-Nelson is a suspect in a June 9 shooting in Fairbanks.
By: Tim Ellis
A compilation of images celebrating Alaska's history of baseball and other summer celebrations on the America250-Alaska homepage.
