Native Language teachers like Holly Wofford are curating modern digital curriculum to help continue the learning of the Athabascan Denaakk'e language.

Samuel Roukin is famous in pop culture for his character in "Call of Duty: Warfare II&III" as Ghost. He's here in Fairbanks to narrator "Lincoln Portrait" and "Casey at the Bat" for the "Celebration of America" program.

Fairbanks Concert Association's Season came to a close with the sea shanties of Sean Dahger. Get to know Dahger and sing along with a sea shanty or two!

In part to mesh with Trump administration priorities, Golden Valley Electric Association is changing up or eliminating projects funded by the $306 million the utility received through Biden-era federal awards.

Dan Bross and Rick Thoman talk about spring snow melt.

Golden Valley amends project scopes to match Trump administration priorities in hopes of holding onto Biden-era federal awards. Two teenagers found dead after crash on the Richardson Highway Wednesday. University of Alaska graduate sues the federal government after having his visa revoked. New education bill from Senate Finance Committee would increase the base student allocation by $700.

An ordinance to require hand verification of votes counted by machine is before the Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly, and state lawmakers are going back to the drawing board to try to come up with a school funding bill.

Alaska legislators fail to override Governor Dunleavy’s veto of the education funding bill.Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin lost her libel suit against the New York Times for the second time.A Fairbanks man was found dead after calling Troopers.The Port of Nome expansion project attracted people from around the country.Alaska’s tight housing market is made worse by construction costs.A field school in Utquiagvik studied Arctic sea ice.

In a 6-3 vote, the Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly Finance Committee approved a budget amendment Saturday that eliminates staff positions and takes other steps to shutter the facility in the upcoming fiscal year.

Pending further appeals, Friday’s decision means Fairbanks pilot Kenneth Jouppi must give up his Cessna 206 as punishment for ignoring beer loaded onto a flight routed to the dry village of Beaver in 2012.