Alaska Department of Transportation is testing a robotic dog for future use in wildlife mitigation at Fairbanks International Airport. A doglike robot that recently drew notice in the state ...

The 38-year-old woman living northeast of Fairbanks self-reported that she fired at the moose with a .22-caliber rifle as it was heating hay. The moose died a short distance away. A charity ...

Marlow told Anchorage Daily News that using the robot — which was funded by a federal grant and typically costs around $70,000 — was preferable to a real dog: “A border Collie requires food ...

FAIRBANKS — State wildlife officials in Fairbanks are warning residents to be on the lookout for sick snowshoe hares that might be carrying tularemia.

Despite all the snow piled up around the state, spring is just around the corner. To prove it, Shaguyik and Taqouka, two Kodiak grizzly cubs, crept out of their log dens at Portage’s Alaska ...

A Chinese man and a Fairbanks man were sentenced Monday for running an illegal wildlife guide-outfitter business. Jun “Harry” Liang, 41, of China, and Brian Phelan, 53, of Fairbanks, provided ...

Admission to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center costs $20 for adults, $18 for active duty military, $16 for youth ages 5 to 17 and is free for kids age 4 and younger. Find the center along ...

Mar. 28—Alaska Department of Transportation is testing a robotic dog for future use in wildlife mitigation at Fairbanks International Airport. DOT program manager Ryan Marlow demonstrates the ...