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Casey Edwards/Three Army trucks slid off the Richardson Highway Thursday on a hill north of Shaw Creek, about 20 miles north of Delta Junction. Only minor injuries were reported, but a tanker in the convoy rolled into the ditch and leaked about 25 gallons of fuel. -
Dan Bross/Dan Bross and Rick Thoman talk about warmer the normal temperatures that predominated in much of Alaska in January.
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Residents of the Two Rivers/Pleasant Valley neighborhood are staring a multi-step process to repeal tax-funded fire service.
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A North Pole man accused of fatally shooting two people at a drug-rehabilitation facility near Delta Junction last month is scheduled to be arraigned on murder charges next week.
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As police reform continues across the country, the Alaska Association of Police Chiefs is trying to write a statewide policy manual. The goal is to provide police departments, big and small, consistent guidelines for Use of Force, equipment and vehicles.
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Dan Bross and Rick Thoman talk about the ongoing La Nina winter.
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The Fairbanks Native Association and Tanana Chiefs Conference hold the events quarterly to support families of the missing and ensure the cases are not forgotten.
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Nineteen-year-old Jamison Gallion, who pleaded guilty last year to 7 arsons, apologized to victims during Wednesday's proceeding.
