The jury returned their verdict after about three hours of deliberation Tuesday.

Two people are dead, and one person is seriously injured after a small plane crashed Monday afternoon.A Fairbanks jury found a 24-year-old guilty of murder yesterday for killing his former co-defendant in 2022.A teenage mushing phenomenon spent this year smashing records and outpacing adults.So many federal workers in Alaska have been fired or temporarily laid off or have taken a leave package that it is too hard to keep track of.

Emily Robinson shattered a long-held Jr. Iditarod record before aging out of the field. Now she’s planning her next move.

The mayor made a Facebook post that implied a connection between Alaska Natives and vandalism downtown.It earned sharp criticism from tribal organizations, which issued statements calling his words harmful and divisive.

Ester man charged with murder for allegedly shooting his stepfather. City of Fairbanks mayor publicly apologizes after controversial Facebook post. Alaska Senate passes education bill many lawmakers hope can withstand a possible veto. Local labor unions planning a rally in Fairbanks on Thursday.

Municipal elections for the Fairbanks North Star Borough now will have a hand-counted audit of ballots.Delta Junction is recalling a City Council member and will need a replacement.Proposed federal cuts to science agencies are giving students cold feet about Alaska research. The Trump administration is planning an Alaska summit with leaders from Japan and South Korea in early June.

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.