A pop-up vaccine clinic will be held today at the movie theater reopening.
Gelert is a active dog looking for a loving home to take him on adventures.
The Fairbanks Memorial Hospital will be enforcing stricter visitation policies to protect staff and patients due to increase in COVID-19 infections in the FNSB.
The Golden Valley Electric Association will be holding their annual membership meeting this week and be celebrating their 75 anniversary.
The CDC released an updated a list of guidelines that detail various situations and scenarios and how safe or unsafe they are for vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals.
The Fairbanks North Star borough is experiencing a spike in COVID cases and has been ranked in the top 10 counties in the U.S. with the highest number of recent COVID cases per capita.
Zane is a lovable dog who looking for a loving home to play with him for hours and hours.
Nenana Public School will be giving away books to make room as they remodel library to include a resource center for students.
The Yukon River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission met to discuss low numbers of King Salmon for the upcoming fishing season and the impact that will have on villages along the river.
The North Star All Star cheer team will be competing in this years Cheerleading World Championship.
Fairbanks Public Health to resume use of Johnson and Johnson vaccine in near future.
The Gathering of Remembrance was held on April 26th to pay tribute to victims of unsolved homicide cases as well as missing persons.
The Fairbanks area will be offering five locations for residents to drop-off unwanted, unused, or expired prescription drugs as part of National Drug Take Back Day.
Verona is a curious bunny with a love for peppers and she's looking for a loving home to call her own.
As bears begin waking up and leaving their dens, the Department of Fish and Game offers some tips to stay safe.
Stress can have a negative effect on ones health and its important to recognize when one is overstressed and take measures to relax and manage that stress.
The halt in use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine has not halted Fairbanks's vaccination efforts.
The Anchorage FBI Field Offices has reported an increase in scams in Alaska and offers tips to protect against these scams.
The Alaska Community Forest Council is providing grants to projects that spread awareness for Arbor Day.
Nymeria the Alaskan Husky is a super friendly dog looking for a loving home that loves to give plenty of belly rubs.
The Chena River is has been experiencing an overpopulation of ducks throughout the winter seasons for the last 15 years.
Fairbanks continues to vaccinate residents unimpeded despite halt in use of Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
The Alaska Avalanche Information Center has provided several tips to help avoid potential avalanche risks.
Ravens are one of the smartest animals in the wild, even capable of stealing groceries right out of a shopping cart in some cases.
It's time to meet Imbix and her hamster siblings. This group of hamsters are looking for a nice loving home to call their own.
Researchers the the UAF Geophysical Institute have discovered a new chemical compound in Fairbanks' wintertime air.
Tanana Chiefs Conference is a prime example of this years World Health Day of building a fairer, healthier world.
Fairbanks experienced record breaking snowfall over Easter weekend and may be breaking record low temperatures later in the week.
Windjeel is a loving older gentleman looking for a loving home to call his own.
The Department of Fish and Game will be restricting all fishing in Moose Creek and Piledriver Slough beginning this week.
Margaret Murie was one of the biggest contributors to the preservation of Alaska's wilderness and heavily contributed to the creation of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
The Fairbanks Denali Center will now be allowing in-person visitations without the need of protective glass and barriers thanks to high rates of vaccinations.
Two Fairbanks teens founded a company with the goal of making a tangible change for good in the community by donating to non-profits including the Fairbanks Community Food Bank.
Tanana Chiefs Conference has donated 800 doses of Moderna vaccine to Eielson Air Force Base.
The Fairbanks tourism industry expresses optimism over reports of increased travel during 2021 summer tourism season.
Pet of the Week: Rashka is a very friendly cat looking for her new forever home.
Fairbanks experiences a rise in stolen catalytic converter thefts alongside rest of the nation.
There are several at-home and online resources to help those stuck at home have a active and easy work out.
The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium will now provide HIV home testing kits to all residents aged 16 and older.
Mila the shy yet super sweet Alaska Husky mix is looking for her new forever home.
The deadline for filing for the PFD is March 31st which is quickly approaching.
University of Alaska Fairbanks professor Rob Prince has invented a wristband to help reduce the spread of disease.
Doctors do recommend pregnant women receive a COVID-19 vaccination. But, should speak with a health care provider to confirm if safe on a individual basis.
Fairbanks Public Health is seeking more volunteers for vaccination clinics.
Gallaway is a curious little bunny searching for her new forever home.
The Fairbanks Community Food Bank celebrates nearly 40 years of service in the Fairbanks community.
Tanana Chiefs Conference has opened up COVID-19 vaccination appointments to Fairbanks residents 45 and older.
Fairbanks Public Health held its largest vaccination clinic yet.
Meet this weeks Pet of the Week: Trigger, the lovable ball of sunshine Australian Cattle Dog Husky Mix.