It is hard to forget the 2024 graduating class from Healy’s Tri-Valley School — especially since they left little reminders all over the school that are popping up ...

A Fairbanks man faces multiple theft charges after allegedly stealing items destined for Interior villages from a Wright Air Service storage building in June.

A small energy company operating a North Slope oil field has been ordered to pay a $357,905 fine for illegally flaring natural gas over a six-month period.

The Alaska State Legislature gaveled in and out Tuesday as a technical step in running down the clock on a special session, slated to end Aug. 31.

The Fairbanks North Star Borough School District completed six projects at school district facilities this summer, totaling approximately $5.7 million funded by the borough, school district and Alaska ...

The Fairbanks Fungi Festival is set for Sunday, offering a full day of mushroom talks, activities, art, food and music at the annual community celebration of all things fungi.

A Tetlin man was sentenced to 15 years with three years suspended Wednesday for sexually abusing a minor in 2022.

As Fairbanks city officials and staff plan the future development of the site of the now-toppled Polaris Building and developers begin expressing interest in the location, a long-time urban planner ...

After 46 visits and eight years of citations and requests, the Fairbanks North Star Borough is close to successfully cleaning up a “junkyard” property off Badger Road.

The fourth year of Music & More performances launches with a special first concert of the 2025-2026 Circumpolar Music Series at 7 p.m. on Aug. 30.

This year has brought a trove of games that break from the traditional formula of shooting, looting and general mayhem to find fun in unusual formulas.

The start of school is the perfect time to get students outside learning about the role wildfire plays in the boreal forest and our communities. This summer’s wildfire season started ...