Friday marked the third day of WEIO, signaling the start of the back half of the games. It brought a full slate of action to ...

The termination of a United States Department of Agriculture program means $6 million in cuts for the Regional Food Business ...

"Good Trouble" marches took place nationwide Thursday to pay tribute to congressman and civil rights activist John Lewis.

With whipped cream in their noses and watermelon juice on their chins, dozens of kids competed for glory — and sticky ...

Helping Alaska, a Fairbanks-based nonprofit formerly known as Love INC, is closing its doors after four decades due to ...

After its original unveiling in June 2024, the statue of Dave Winfield has been placed in its permanent location at the ...

The 64th World Eskimo-Indian Olympics continued Thursday, marking the halfway point of the four-day event. Athletes looked to ...

Fairbanks’ quirkiest car show is back and louder than ever.

A Fairbanks man was charged Wednesday for allegedly dealing cocaine.

This year’s AlaskAcross wilderness trek ended with no finishers, as the Alaska Range reminded participants that in the true ...

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has announced reduced quotas and revised season dates for the 2025–2026 Fortymile ...

The National Bison Association is accepting applications for the 2025 Throlson American Bison Foundation Scholarship, which supports students pursuing careers related to the bison industry. Named afte ...