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Sharon Stiteler/National Park ServiceThe most snow in nearly a hundred years is tough on Denali National Park moose and bears. -
University of Alaska/The UA Board Of Regents voted Monday to approve sending UA's last best contract offer for full time faculty to the legislature for approval and funding.
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An ice jam inundated the community at the end of the Elliot Highway. -
Save the Domes is formed in response to mining exploration on Ester Dome in 2021.
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Organizers of the annual thousand-mile sled dog race plan to hold separate events in 2023.
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Research delves into a mechanism by which water got to the moon from earth, where it is, and how much may be there.
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The parties are trying to resolve salary increase and other issues in the 3-year collective bargaining agreement.
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50-degree high temperatures across the Central Interior are accelerating snow melt and transitioning rivers toward break up.
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As the Interior warms after near-record winter snows, neighborhood flooding can block streets and flood residences. While the state and federal agencies are watching Alaska’s big rivers for flooding, the Fairbanks Stormwater advisory committee is monitoring city streets.
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A long slumping section of Park Road is getting worse as a plan to span it with a bridge is moving ahead.
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Fairbanks North Pole winter fine particulate pollution has declined significantly but is still below a federal standard.
