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FAIRBANKS, Alaska (WFLA) — Kirk Manley captured photos of a lifetime on Sunday when a “Watermelon Aurora” illuminated the night sky in Fairbanks, Alaska. Manley said he took the stunning ...

In a separate tweet, NWS Fairbanks shared images of the rising waters in Golovin, Alaska, that show groups of buildings partially submerged in water. "Water is still expected to rise 1-2 feet by ...

A moose fell through ice into the Chena River in Fairbanks on Sunday, April 9, Alaska State Troopers said in a Facebook post. When residents saw the moose, they called authorities.

The aurora season in Fairbanks lasts from mid-August to mid-April. Bands of northern lights are reflected in the water at Chena Lake Outdoor Recreation Area near North Pole, Alaska.

Since then, he says on his website, he's been hooked on the thrill of aurora chasing. This passion eventually led to him relocating from Minnesota to Fairbanks, Alaska, to study aurora physics.

Tape and his colleagues assessed aerial photos from the early 1950s and found no signs of beaver presence in Alaska's Arctic tundra. The first signs of beavers appeared in 1980 imagery.

The Alaska Railroad was completed three decades before Alaska became a state. It stretches from Seward to Fairbanks, the northernmost passenger train station in North America. With its glass dome ...

In the first display on March 25, the research team fired a 42-foot rocket over central Alaska and a 70-foot rocket over the Arctic Ocean. Both rockets released their payloads—think ion guages ...

The group found 11,000 to 12,000 new beaver ponds across Northwest Alaska from Nome to Kotzebue. Where they didn’t see them was on the far North Slope, past the Brooks Range.

Here’s a handful of our favorite photos from throughout the course: Jennifer LaBar's team leaves the the Chena River on Saturday on the Yukon Quest 300 mile race.

Police in Alaska must get warrants before taking photos of residents’ yards with a zoom lens while flying in an airplane, the state Supreme Court ruled on Friday.