George Frese, Keven Pease and Eugene Vent agreed to drop a federal civil rights suit in exchange for payments.

Members of the Interior delegation met with Advocates for Safe Alaska Highways.

Groundwork has been completed for actual construction to start next spring.

Citizens for Safe Communities is asking the court to require the state Department of Transportation to address legal and safety issues.

The Fairbanks City Council has approved an ordinance that will bump the excise tax on tobacco and vape products from eight to twenty percent.

An analysis of FNSB Assembly and School Board candidate fundraising.

Salmon are not new to the Arctic Ocean, but the fish have not been previously known to spawn in North Slope rivers.

An article by Fairbanks writer Amy Loeffler is featured in the prestigious national anthology Best American Food Writing, released next week.

The Lower Innoko-Yukon River's wood bison herd, seeded in 2015, is down to 72 animals.

Three seats are open on the Board of Education; today, candidates for School Board Seat G, Meredith Maple and Maggie Matheson. In-person absentee voting is available through Monday, Oct. 2 at the Shoppers Forum Mall in Fairbanks, and at all three municipal clerks' offices: at the city halls in Fairbanks and North Pole and at the Borough building on Terminal Street.Polling places open for voting on Election Day, Tuesday, Oct. 3.