Nearly a year and a half after auditions, the University of Alaska Fairbanks Theatre and Film Department’s production of Pride and Prejudice has been recorded virtually for audiences.
The Alaska Department of Military and Veterans Affairs is reminding eligible rural veterans about its free transportation access to its facilities and other authorized health care services.
The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation Food Safety and Sanitation Program confirmed the distribution of recently recalled espresso beans within the state.
The Noble Paws staff are experienced dog mushers trained to work with special needs and disabled populations. The dogs are regarded as ‘service’ dogs and provide physical assistance, fellowship, and an emotional connection for the participant. They also offer wheelchair-accessible dog sleds.
Creamers Field underwent the next step in it’s preparation for migratory birds. With the work of community volunteers, nearly three tons of grain were spread across Creamers.
In a notice on March 18th, Alaska Industrial Hardware and Bering Straits Native Corporation announced that their employees are required to receive a COVID-19 vaccination by August 1st.
According to a press release from the Fairbanks North Star Borough (FNSB), MAC Transit and VAN TRAN services will be suspended on Monday April 5, due to snow and unplowed roads within the borough.
According to a press release put out by the Fairbanks North Star Borough (FNSB), the Ester Volunteer Fire Department roof collapsed Sunday at around 1:45 p.m..
The Eastern Aleutian Tribes, located in False Pass, Alaska received two boxes, each containing 400 commemorative Easter eggs. Along with the last doses needed to vaccinate every adult in their community.
"A lot of officers have expressed interest in seeing something involving the northern lights, that is a big part of the community and a big part of Fairbanks that people come to see so the northern lights would be good. But really anything from Interior Alaska, we want to showcase our town and our community."
Margaret Murie was one of the biggest contributors to the preservation of Alaska's wilderness and heavily contributed to the creation of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Two Fairbanks teens founded a company with the goal of making a tangible change for good in the community by donating to non-profits including the Fairbanks Community Food Bank.
Spring in Fairbanks is quickly approaching as the sun stays up longer each day and the temperatures continue to climb, but the warming weather can spell trouble for un-shoveled roofs as melting ice can create ice damming and damage the roof.
According to a Facebook post from the Fairbanks Police Department, along with a Nixle alert that was also issued, Natalie Nichole Bryner is missing after running away from home late Tuesday night.
A Fairbanks neighborhood off of Steele Creek Road is dealing with flooding that has left residents unable to access their homes. The Spudwood Road neighborhood is experiencing it’s worst spring flooding ever as water has become trapped by snowbanks and is freezing on the road.
In a series of recent changes within the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, Valerie Nurr’araaluk Davidson completed her first day as the organization’s new interim president of its board of directors on Monday.
This week Fairbanks hosted the Youth Classic Ice carving competition at Ice Alaska. Where many first time ice carvers took chisel to block, bringing their artwork to life in the park.