Alaska State Troopers have revealed that Thursday's incident at FCC was an inmate riot.
'Quinn's Round-Up' will raise funds for a young girl with Type 1 Spinal Muscular Atrophy on Saturday.
The Pebble Partnership will hold a meeting in Anchorage on Monday, while opponents of the project are planning a protest rally.
January through March brought in 11.65 million dollars in hotel room revenue this year- that's over a 26 percent increase from last year and almost a 50 percent increase from 2012.
Department of Labor figures released today show the state's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 7 percent in July.
The Citizen Review Panel is comprised of a group of volunteers, dedicated to ensuring the Office of Children's...
Cambridge University scientists believe they have solved the puzzle of where the so-called 'Frankenstein' dinosaur, the Chilesaurus, fits in the dinosaur family tree.
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IF YOU HAVE NOTICED AROUND TOWN THAT THE BIRCH TREE LEAVES ARE TURNING BROWN, THERE IS A REASON. TONIGHT IN OUR GARDENING...
Fairbanks Correctional Facility went into lockdown on Thursday after a disturbance broke out in A-Wing.
Education researchers say some Latino children are starting school behind their white peers in STEM subjects.
As the Binkley family begins the process of purchasing Alaska Dispatch News, they are trying to move quickly, as the paper is losing an...
US Customs, local police and fire departments, as well as 70 volunteer victims...
Take a step back to the mid-1960s. A father and son digging a post hole for a fence on their farm. Dale Scherer says what he and his dad discovered was a Native American axe head.
With fewer students living in dorms, UAF will be closing Stevens and Nerland Halls for the upcoming school year.
Madden Real Estate, the United Way of the Tanana Valley, KTVF, and Walmart teamed up to gather school supplies to...
Hundreds of Interior residents rallied downtown Wednesday evening to promote values of diversity, tolerance, and peace.
The ATV rider who had a gun brandished on him by a former FCC officer earlier this summer is filing a lawsuit in court.
A jury has found Zachary Whisenhunt guilty of second degree murder in the 2014 killing of Jenessa Kempski.
The 10th annual Youth Safety Day returns to the Goldstream Cinemas parking lot August 19th from 11 am until 3 pm.
Two state Governors have sent letters to the Justice Department, asking for a hands-off...
Colonel Chad BonDurant of Eielson and Colonel Sean Fisher of Fort Wainwright joined the FNSB School Board on Tuesday...
Downtown Fairbanks has constructed new signs showing how high water levels rose during the 1967 Fairbanks Flood.
In our third installment on the 50th anniversary of the 1967 flood, we investigate how important a flood preparedness plan is...
The borough, along with the Arcadis Project Team, have partnered up to start a regional growth plan to get ready for the F-35...
Following a bankruptcy announcement, Alaska Dispatch News has been bought by Fairbanks businessman, Ryan...
One police officer was killed and five others seriously wounded in three separate shootings in Florida and Pennsylvania late Friday.
Duke University removed a statue of Gen. Robert E. Lee early Saturday, days after it was vandalized amid a national debate about monuments to the Confederacy.
A stabbing in Turku, Finland that killed two people is being investigated as possible terrorism and the suspect is 18-year-old Moroccan man, authorities said.
Moroccan-born Younes Abouyaaqoub, 22, was one of three suspects still being hunted Saturday after the deadly terror attacks in Barcelona, Spain.
London's Big Ben was built 158 years ago, two years before the American Civil War. This week it is at the center of a nationwide storm over its famous chimes.
