Jordan Rodenberger

Community leaders from around Alaska joined with representatives of defense agencies and legislators to discuss the importance Alaska plays in world politics and how communities can help in that role.

The Badger Road area of North Pole was struck with a weather event on Tuesday, August 3, causing power outages and a number of fallen trees.

As Alaska returns to high alert COVID-19 status, Fairbanks may be in for another large spike of coronavirus cases.

With temperatures in the upper 80′s, Fairbanks is seeing record hot weather. According to the National Weather Service, Monday had a high of 88 that broke an over 100 year old record from 1919. Tuesday once again broke the record with an official high of 90, three degrees higher than the previous record.

Interior Gas Utility won two awards at the American Public Gas Association’s national conference.

On July 30 through August 1, Eielson Air Force Base hosted its Arctic Lightning Airshow.

Sights and sounds from the Tanana Valley State Fair.

A state court judge has upheld as valid a new voting process set to be in effect for next year’s elections in Alaska.

Juneau will reintroduce a face mask mandate for those indoor in public, regardless of vaccination status, at midday on Friday. Masks are also required for people outdoors where social distancing is not possible.

As the state legislature prepares to meet in special session starting August 16th, a group of legislators is working to find a solution to the Permanent Fund Dividend and the state’s budget crisis.

Growing spinach in Interior Alaska can be relatively simple compared to other vegetables, but the critical component is knowing when to harvest.