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KUACThe plan would clear forests for a new forage area and improve existing fields to sustain the bison population — and keep them out of local farms. -
The developer of the Alaska LNG project released its first specific public cost estimates Wednesday for the proposed 800-mile pipeline and infrastructure. // As lawmakers consider tax breaks for the proposed LNG pipeline, Fairbanks officials work to secure a spur line into the borough as part of the deal.
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The National Weather Service in Fairbanks on Tuesday confirmed what pretty much anyone who’s spent a few winters in the Interior might’ve been thinking: this winter was the city’s coldest on record. -
The Army has quietly scrapped a plan to replace Fort Wainwright’s old coal-fired heat and power plant. Army officials decided in 2022 to replace the nearly 70-year-old facility. But they terminated that plan six months ago to comply with an executive order issued last year by President Donald Trump. -
NewsTheir concerns range from habitat destruction to the loss of subsistence rights. -
NewsThe officials stopped by the University of Alaska Fairbanks power plant, where they praised the Trump administration’s moves to roll back environmental regulations. -
NewsState officials are calling it a win for Alaska’s economic sovereignty, but some residents are worried about losing longstanding subsistence rights. -
A semi-tractor truck pulling a tanker trailer wrecked Monday on a curvy stretch of the Dalton Highway about 250 miles north of Fairbanks. -
NewsA National Weather Service meteorologist said more alerts are likely closer to Thanksgiving. -
The Army Corps of Engineers and its contractors have demolished the building that housed an old nuclear power plant on Fort Greely as part of the decommissioning process for the facility. They’re now preparing to remove highly radioactive materials from the site. -
Representatives of four Alaska-based organizations will present a film and discussion this evening in Fairbanks about PFAS contamination in communities around Alaska – and worldwide. -
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will hold two meetings next week to present a progress report on the demolition and decommissioning of an old nuclear power plant on Fort Greely.
