Former Alaska Assistant Attorney General Matthias Cicotte had been linked to a Twitter account posting “racist, antisemitic and homophobic” comments on social media under a pseudonym.
Legislative leadership asked the governor to push back the session from its original Aug. 2 start date. It's now set for Aug. 16.
The League of Women Voters of Tanana Valley is hosting the fair food poll to provide a way for people to try out ranked choice voting, the new voting method starting next year in Alaska.
Fair activities begin at noon Friday and go until 11:30 p.m. on Aug. 8.
This city airport, just about 50 miles south of Fairbanks, includes a paved 4,600 foot runway, a ski strip and a float pond. Avgas and Jet A fuel are available for sale.
The Legislature is set to convene in special session Aug. 2 to address the fiscal plan.
The biggest project in Fairbanks this summer is the Third Street widening project.
One by one, family, friends and colleagues placed a white flower on a shelf at the wall, as the name of each fallen hero was publicly announced.
One by one, family, friends and colleagues placed a white flower on a shelf at the wall, as the name of each fallen hero was publicly announced.
The deadline to file for local office at the borough, city of Fairbanks and the city of North Pole is close of business on Thursday.
Ruga and his wife, Kimberlee, left Fairbanks for Kentucky, where he will be taking over as the chief of the Force Support Division, Enlisted Personnel Management Directorate, at Fort Knox.
The filing period ends at 5 p.m. Thursday, and a lot of names are already signed up to run. It's going to be a busy election season.
The Department of Health and Human Services reported 562 new Covid-19 cases in Alaska from July 23-25.
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The Mosquito Meander and Loftus Mile both took place this past weekend with the Meander marking the first official race through downtown Fairbanks since before the pandemic began.
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The U.S. Navy Blue Angels are the headliners of the airshow Saturday and Sunday at Eielson Air Force Base.
"Sacagawea: Courageous Explorer,” by James Buckley, Jr., is one of the “Show Me History!” series that Booklist (one of the premier book review sources relied upon by librarians and booksellers) describes as “Bunking the notion that history is dull, these titles … convey the lives of notable … Read more
