Jordan Rodenberger
Reporter
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Jordan Rodenberger was born and raised in Fairbanks, Alaska where his love for sports flourished. After graduating with a Broadcast Journalism degree from the University of Alaska Anchorage, he returned to his hometown to report on the players, teams and activities of Interior Alaska.
Under new head coach David DeVaughn, the West Valley Wolfpack gear up for the 2020 season.
Races at the Mitchell continued Friday with five classes taking on "The Northern Most Dirt Track in the World".
UAF Swimming announced the hiring of Cameron Kainer to lead their program earlier this week.
Lathrop's Jaelynn Accola signed her National Letter of Intent to play softball at Johnson and Wales University in Providence, Rhode Island.
The Alaska Wild and the Fairbanks 49ers concluded their seasons with the Matson Invitational over the weekend.
Misty, a 1-year old domesticated pigeon, is this week's Pet of the Week.
Congressman Don Young Announces Over $3.5 Million in CARES Act Grants to Boost COVID-19 Housing Resiliency in Alaska Native Villages.
Trucks and ATVs play in the dirt at the North Pole Mud Bogs
The University of Alaska Fairbanks was ranked as the nation’s top school in Times Higher Education’s 2020 Impact Ranking for quality education.
Fairbanks' very-own Ruthy Hebard is set to make her WNBA debut Sunday.
A state-wide mix-up by the Alaska Republican Party resulted in approximately 22,000 misprinted absentee ballot applications being sent to the wrong homes.
Several Nanook student-athletes have been recognized on an academic level over the past few weeks.
A Fairbanks Sobering Center employee was arrested Monday for allegedly threatening coworkers and other civilians.
The Fairbanks Ice Dogs added some talent from the NAHL Draft, including three Alaskans.
Willa, a 4-year old Alaskan Husky, is this week's Pet of the Week.
Motor Sports Wrap Up, brought to you by American Tire and Auto, looks at the Kenai State Shootout.
The Great Northwest Athletic Conference announced Friday the suspension of all intercollegiate competition until November 30. (Jordan Rodenberger/KTVF).
LifeMed Alaska, a full-scope, 24-hour medical evacuation service, broke ground on a new hangar in Fairbanks, to better meet medical transportation needs in the Interior.
Biggie is a one-year old Guinea Pig ready for adoption at the Fairbanks North Star Borough Animal Shelter.
Tennis action returned to Fairbanks with the Sam Woodke Singles Tournament at the Dan Ramras Community Tennis Courts.
The IABA Big Catch Classic, "The Geographically Largest Fishing Tourney in the Nation" ends on Wednesday.
The Interior Racing Association held its second of three summer events on Saturday for some Dirt Drag and MudX events.