An Earthquake that shook the northern region of the state early Sunday morning has set a new record.
Tonight, we conclude our series at the Tanana Valley State Fair, which opens tomorrow.
Right across from the Georgeson Botanical Gardens sits some rather interesting looking equipment.
WE CONTINUE OUR LOOK AT WHAT THIS YEAR'S TANANA VALLEY FAIR HAS TO OFFER.
TONIGHT WE BEGIN THE FIRST OF A THREE PART SERIES ON THE UPCOMING TANANA VALLEY STATE FAIR
Everyone can appreciate a classic car, but one bear got a little too curious.
Those living in the northern and western parts of Alaska may notice something different swimming in the cold waters of the Bering Strait, Chukchi Sea, and Beaufort...
Alaska State Troopers have released the name of officer who fatally shot 38 year old Eric Hash of Copper Center.
A local group is working to keep their town's library open after the city said it can no longer afford to fund the facility.
Marijuana tax revenue is at its highest, bringing in $1.2 million dollars this past May, but the state is actually looking to lower marijuana taxes.
Alaska's unemployment is down, but not by much.
As of Monday June 18th, the Chitina personal use dip net fishery will be closed.
The State of Alaska will be receiving $8.125 million dollars from Volkswagen.
Moose hunting season will be reduced by five days this year, that's 25 percent shorter than previous years.
Alaska native languages are diminishing, with fewer and fewer fluent speakers.
Alaska Governor Bill Walker has named the newest member of the state's Marijuana Control Board.
The team monitoring the Yukon River say risks of ice jams and flooding to villages has passed.
Poldine Carlo, founder of Fairbanks Native Association, was laid to rest today in her village of Nulato.
