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Dan Bross/The Climate Action and Adaptation Plan addresses both the causes and effects of climate change. Climate Action and Adaptation Plan -
Kris Hall/Work is under way on the first electric-vehicle fast-charging station on the Richardson Highway. The fast charger in Delta Junction will make it possible for electric-vehicle owners to travel more easily along the Richardson -- and eventually, statewide.
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The state and City of Fairbanks have a plan to reopen the Chena River State Recreation Site, which has been closed for the past 2 plus years. -
Alaska State Troopers are investigating the killing and mutilation of a cow near Delta Junction. The rancher who owned the animal is offering a $2,500 reward for information about its death and the disappearance of two other cows over the past week.
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Lael Morgan leaves behind a legacy of articles, books and photos documenting Alaska and its people.
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The University of Alaska Fairbanks runs one of the nation’s top research programs on remotely piloted drone aircraft. The Alaska Center for Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration pioneers development of drone aircraft for research, industry and other applications. And it’s helping teach the next generation of drone pilots through an outreach program it offers schools around the state.
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Seventy-seven-year-old Fairbanks resident David Hamilton was rafting down the Canning River when he became seriously ill with Covid 19.
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The afternoon outage affected 40,000 customers from the Kenai to Anchorage, the Matsu and the Interior.
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The Alaska Court System will open a new program this fall to help tenants and landlords avoid evictions
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A new wing at Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center opened in Fairbanks this week. The expansion adds a 3-story, 108,000-square-foot addition to the existing Native Health clinic, making specialized health care closer for village residents, particularly elders, in the Interior.
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A group of 28 yearling Wood Bison will join a herd established along the Innoko River through a reintroduction project.
