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A search continued Sunday on the Chena River in downtown Fairbanks where a man went missing in the water Friday.
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The Fairbanks North Star Borough Animal Shelter is experiencing very high intake of dogs and it's forcing difficult decisions.
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The conglomerations of moving gnat larvae have been reported periodically since 2007.
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NewsTwo world records were set during the first two days of this year’s World Eskimo Indian Olympics happening this week at the Big Dipper arena in Fairbanks. It’s the 63rd annual celebration of Native culture known as WEIO.
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Alaska Safeway and Carrs stores will be sold to C&S Wholesalers if a divestiture plan goes through later this year. It’s part of a proposed $24.6 billion merger of Kroger and Albertsons companies, and includes turning both Fairbanks Safeway stores and one in North Pole into C&S groceries, while maintaining current job and wage levels.
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The CDC is making changes aimed at preventing the transport of dogs carrying a canine rabies variant into the U.S.
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Two Native organizations in Fairbanks have denounced a recent harassment incident at a local grocery store.
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A new PBS series is starting this week and an episode has an Alaska focus. “Breaking Bread” is politics with meals.
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Denali National Park remains largely closed to the Riley Fire, near the park entrance.
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The governor spoke about energy and extraction policy and a future Alaska as a home for computing and software industries.
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Three new lightning caused fires were responded to north of Fairbanks Monday night.
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Major League Baseball Hall of Famer Dave Winfield was honored in Fairbanks with the unveiling of bronze statue of the former Fairbanks Goldpanner.