After being closed for a year and a half, the University Avenue Bridge reopened Friday with much fanfare from Fairbanks residents and local and state leaders.
General Counsel Natasha Singh is the latest Tanana Chiefs Conference employee to be fired, and protesters said there is a pattern. TCC Public Relations Specialist Leona Long said the organization does not comment on human resources issues.
School board President Tim Doran instructed the administration to withdraw the materials and conduct more screening. A vote was planned for next month but it's not clear if any of the materials will return before the board.
Due to the recent surge in deaths associated with the Delta variant, Foundation Health Partners brought in a surge morgue, a refrigerated mobile unit, to accommodate overflow from the morgue.
ConocoPhillips Alaska affirmed its commitment to the Willow oil project. GVEA's plan for a renewable project loses power. And Defense employees face a Covid shot ultimatum. There's more news this week in "5 Things to Know."
Gov. Mike Dunleavy said the Legislature should consider a second Permanent Fund dividend payout given the financial hardships Alaskans are facing with higher gas and fuel prices, overall inflation, and supply chain problems.
Sophie Katelnikoff Shepherd, who died recently, was considered to be the last remaining elder from the village of Karluk. Although she was raised there, she also lived in Ouzinkie, Larsen Bay and Kodiak.
With 23 Covid patients on Thursday, 37% of all Thursday FMH hospitalizations are Covid positive patients. Statewide, 242 patients were treated for Covid.
Two Washington men were cited for failing to salvage the majority of meat from two moose, taking only a small amount of the harvestable resource.
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A Fairbanks judge denied a request to modify bail conditions for a 35-year-old man accused of sexually assaulting a Nenana woman in 2020.
Sophie Katelnikoff Shepherd, who died recently, was considered to be the last remaining elder from the village of Karluk. Although she was raised there, she also lived in Ouzinkie, Larsen Bay and Kodiak.
You know winter in the Interior is cold. This year, it's likely to be a little colder. Thanks, La Niña.
Sports
After taking forever to put together the previous incarnation of the All-Fairbanks team, we’ve decided to get a head start on this one.
Letters to the Editor
The Drive-Thru Haunted Trail went all out with decorations and spooky scares this past weekend, and they’re ready to do it again.
Outdoors
With snow accumulating at higher elevations around Fairbanks, snowmachiners are eager to start riding. However, though riders may be ready to hit the trail, machines might not be; there are a few steps people should take to make sure their machine is ready to ride.
Artist David Mollett mixed the colors of autumn on a cardboard palette this week in the vast landscape of Alaska under the watchful eye of a grizzly bear. Read more
