Every August, Alaskans gather in Palmer for the State Fair. They come for the exhibits, the food, and the chance to see ...

The Fairbanks North Star Borough will consider rezoning a large swath of land adjacent to the Isberg Recreation Area from rural estates and rural/agricultural use to outdoor recreational use during ...

Fairbanks author Margaret Merritt was pleasantly surprised to learn recently that her book, “Finding Democracy Through the Lens of a Young German Woman, 1944-1950,” had won the bronze award for ...

“We are excited to have a little more space, new visibility on the east side of town, heat and running water,” said Melissa ...

Sept. 8, 2016 — Roughly 200 people filled Golden Heart Plaza in downtown Fairbanks on Wednesday to rally in support of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, which is fighting a company’s efforts to run an ...

Everyone knows Hamlet thought part of Denmark stank, but the Bard had other aroma-specific musings about veracity, writing, “Truth’s a dog must to kennel; he must be whipped out, when ...

Hundreds of people are expected to walk in solidarity as part of the annual Fairbanks Labor Day Parade from Noel Wien Library ...

Satiated by an abundance of enticing delicacies in celebration of Food Truck Rally Saturday at University of Alaska Fairbanks ...

Miguel Ciriaco, 53, of Fairbanks, was charged with third-degree escape and violating conditions of release on Aug. 15.

Five years ago, a perpetual landslide called “Pretty Rocks” obliterated a part of the Denali Park Road at Polychrome Pass.

Nanooks senior Tabitha Williams collapsed, exhausted and elated. On a slick, drizzly Saturday afternoon at the University of ...

Blaring on the loudspeakers, AC/DC’s iconic “Thunderstruck” serenaded University of Alaska Fairbanks volleyball’s return to ...