For this Sci-Friday we visited the University of Alaska Fairbanks for a look at an ongoing weight loss trial and dietary study with the goal of helping people achieve weight loss while retaining muscle mass into old age.

A split federal appeals court panel has sent back for further legal review a 2019 decision by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to withdraw proposed restrictions on large-scale mining in Alaska’s Bristol Bay region.

During Red Flag Alaska, Eielson Air Force Base sees over 1,000 additional airmen from the U.S. and neighboring countries come to the base. All of the extra personnel need to be fed and housed as well as have services like a gym. The Force Support Squadron at Eielson is tasked with this job.

A vaccination clinic will be offering vaccines to residents attending the Fairbanks Midnight Sun Festival.

The results are in for the first round of a mock election held by the Alaska Division of Elections.

Strategy revised to meet potential threats from Russia, China.

Both Republican and Democratic senators are pressing Interior Secretary Deb Haaland for answers after a federal court blocked the Biden administration’s suspension of new oil and gas leases on federal lands and waters.

Maddalena, a 2018 UAF graduate, joins a number of shooters out of the Nanook Rifle program to compete at the Olympics.

Mail theft happens all across the country and Fairbanks is no exception. Thieves often use the easy targets to steal valuable items and sensitive personal information.

In a state where aviation matters more, the FAA is trying to make flying safer.

Bristol Bay Native Corporation hails "historic moment" as partnership with the NHL's Seattle Kraken is announced.

On Thursday, June 17, state employees Across Alaska were sent pink slips in preparation for a potential government shutdown.