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It's the end, for now, of a seven year-long debate.
The election was held in Two Rivers on Tuesday, November 21.
FNSB Assembly member, Savannah Fletcher, is leading the legal representation of plaintiffs suing the Mat-Su Borough School District.
2023 salmon harvest summary shows record harvest with low revenue.
The soup kitchen serves anyone who comes in looking for a meal, including those who spend their winter nights outside.
Meant to mitigate traffic congestion, the project is part of an ongoing effort to improve air quality in the borough
The Alaska State Troopers announced on Thanksgiving morning active search and rescue operations have been suspended after a large landslide struck the tiny Alaska town of Wrangell.
This Thanksgiving, about 20 restaurants have indicated that their doors will be open for hungry visitors in the Fairbanks area.
On the ballot was the dissolution of the Two Rivers Fire Service Area, which was voted into place in November 2022, in an election that caused contention in the community.
Local non-profit organization Pleasant Valley/Two Rivers Fire Association has been working to prepare the community for its implementation.
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DOC infringed on equal protection guarantees and religious freedom rights under U.S. and Alaska Constitutions, according to ACLU of AK.
Election day is scheduled for Tuesday, November 21 at the Two Rivers Community Center, with polls open between 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Tech provider Vicinity Group challenges scores of evaluation committee, but the formal protest arrived past the deadline for the city's consideration.
Learning the sport of curling is a great way to stay active, to the benefit of one's physical and mental health.
Two of the three arrested also have ties to the military.
A total of 59 alternatives were presented, each recommending a specific action.
The new Library Director, Jamia Alexander Ball, leads the way on a tour of the Noel Wien Library renovation process.
Interior Alaska is home to four military bases: Fort Wainwright, Eielson Air Force Base, Fort Greely, and Clear Space Force Station.
It's the 6th annual forum Fairbanks Area Surface Transportation Planning has hosted.
BLM extends public comment period for proposed rule change in the NPR-A.
Tours are scheduled to start every half hour beginning at 10:00 a.m., with the last tour taking off at 5:00 p.m.
The $20,000 bonus would now be split into two payments if the ordinance passes
The DOT hosted an open house at Wood River Elementary School to let the public learn more about a project slated for 2025.
Rep. Peltola called on congress to reauthorize the Native American Housing and Self Determination Act, something that hasn't been done since 2013.
Community members are invited to hear reports and ask questions.
The Fairbanks North Star Borough’s Capital Improvement Program has been used to fund projects like the renovation of the Noel Wien Library and the John Weaver Memorial Skatepark.
Fairbanks celebrated Woman Veterans Day on Thursday, with a proclamation from Governor Dunleavy.
DNR to sell off left over land parcels from auction starting Nov. 28.
A WW II veteran from Wasilla was awarded by Sen. Lisa Murkowski with medals and pins during an honor flight trip to the capitol.
Kinross Gold Corporation has defended its right to operate and the safety measures being taken by the corporation.
Apart from his decade of experience in law enforcement, Joseph Butler brings to town five kids and a penchant for snowboarding
It is important for veterans to recognize struggles are both real and far from invincible.
It is unclear when the ore hauls will begin, but are expected to pick up steam through 2024.
The Center for Biological Diversity intends to sue the National Marine Fisheries Service for what they believe to be a failure to enforce the Endangered Species Act and others.
The BLM-hosted meeting took place as part of a feedback process for the Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement the bureau released in October, which found that the road will affect 66 tribal communities in the region.
On Nov. 3, Glassroots conducted their final collection and glass recycling demonstration of 2023.
The Alaska Dept. of Fish & Game is reminding fishermen that any ice house used over night or for multiple days needs to be registered.
The names of the officers involved in a shooting and pursuit near Healy and also a trooper shooting in Tok have been released.
Will another incentive join the list? That's in the hands of the Fairbanks City Council.
Mayor Ward’s decision was formally announced at the October 26 reconvened assembly meeting.
Two times a year, communities around the Fairbanks North Star Borough, can vote to decide what services they’ll receive.
Police Chief Dupee talks recent hires, city council's efforts.
Kevin Pease, George Frese, and Eugene Vent reached the agreement with the Alaska Municipal League Joint Insurance Association, which insures the City of Fairbanks.
A Kenai man was arrested this week and accused of making threats against a U.S. Senator.
Syphilis is on the rise and spreading across the 49th state and the nation.
Though staff levels have started to bounce back since the pandemic, the call center is not fully staffed.
UAF's annual security and fire report shows an increase in sex crimes and a decrease in alcohol crimes post pandemic.
A man was shot and killed by Alaska State Troopers, Wednesday, after a vehicle chase on the Parks Highway that led to a temporary closure of the road.
Students, teachers and residents gathered to rally in support of students in the Mat-Su Valley, who also rallied against actions taken by their school board.
Wednesday morning two vehicles were involved in a Badger Road accident.