As winter sets in and the days get shorter, Alaska State Trooper said drivers can have a hard time seeing pedestrians and cyclists using roads, which makes reflective clothing or flashing LED lights critical.
White House Senior Policy Advisor for Education, Mary Wall, explains how school districts can access federal funds to supplement state-issued penalties.
On Wednesday, September 22, students at West Valley High School gathered at their Performing Arts Center to hear from prospective candidates for the borough School Board.
Months after it was the target of a cyberattack that disabled several services, the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services is providing an update.
The Alaska Earthquake Center has had their interest piqued by the earthquake that occurred on Monday, September 13th due to its close proximity to other quakes in the past.
Local first responders and community members gathered at the Carlson Center to put themselves in the shoes of those firefighters who climbed the World Trade Center on September 11th, 2001.
The Alaska Senate passed a telehealth bill onto the House on Friday. It contains amendments to prohibit vaccine mandates, but they could be stripped out.
A video of a Fairbanks woman being removed from an Alaska Airlines flight by Fairbanks police in a dispute over her outfit has gone viral, gaining millions of views this week.
Following an initial investigation, Alaska State Troopers said a commercial vehicle hauling water overturned on Old Nenana Highway, causing it to roll "several times."
During the Fairbanks North Star Borough School Board Regular meeting on September 7th, the board voted to pass a motion that would reenable a mandatory mask mandate for children, staff and visitors within schools throughout the district.