Within days of announcing he was calling it quits on his campaign, J.T. McComas-Roe now says he's back in the mix.

Thousands of U.S. and allied servicemembers, along with aircraft, naval vessels and other equipment, began a large military training exercise Thursday around Alaska and in areas offshore. Northern Edge 2025 is one of two exercises now under way in Alaska.

Almost 400 people crowded on either side of the road with flags, signs, and musical instruments before President Donald Trump’s meeting with Russian president Vladimir Putin.

Dan Bross and Rick Thoman look back at the 2025 Alaska wildfire season.

Hundreds of Fairbanksans protested in solidarity with Ukraine ahead of the Trump-Putin Alaska summit. Residents can expect increased activity in airspaces around Eielson and throughout the state for the next 10 days due to a military training exercise. The Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly approved a revision of its ethics code last night in a tight vote. Housing Secretary Scott Turner went to Bethel Wednesday, but few details about the visit have been made public.

Alaska Fish and Game personnel killed two young Dall Sheep last week near Salcha, because the animals may have been exposed to a pathogen that could endanger the state’s declining Dall sheep population.

J.T. McComas-Roe says he "grossly underestimated" the amount of time running for local office would take.

Alaska Department of Fish and Game personnel killed two Dall Sheep near Salcha they feared had been exposed to bacteria that could've endangered other sheep. A Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly candidate announced he's suspending his campaign. A man is facing a criminally negligent homicide charge for allegedly throwing a fatal punch in South Fairbanks. How investments for aviation safety in the budget reconciliation bill could be spent in Alaska. The Trump-Putin Alaska meeting Friday is set to take place at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson.

Juneau’s annual glacial outburst flood is expected to break records today, and a resolution that would have required more transparency about plans for a pile of rubble in downtown Fairbanks died without a vote.