A group of high school students from Florida was in Fairbanks for the week, and their purpose was to help.
It was the 14th year for Stream Clean up and in three hours, over 30 volunteers cleaned 900 pounds of trash and waste from Noyes Slough...
Traditionally an all-boys group, the Boy Scouts of America is now accepting girls into its ranks.
The Mary Siah rec center is safe from demolition, at least for now.
Fairbanks has new volunteers that came from all over the country to help our community.
Hundreds of Alaskan Marched to bring awareness to a long over looked issue.
Homelessness is rampant in the interior despite the harsh climate.
Local transfer sites have changes coming their way. We'll tell you what hours you can drop off your garbage.
This Saturday will be one of the busiest this Spring, with events ranging from bowling to help kids in need, to dancing with all three...
Although the steamboat is still standing at Pioneer Park, it is no longer accessible to the public.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and Fairbanks is banding together to make a change.
We'll tell you about Love INC.'s new family focused program, and the success it's had so far.
Employers in the public, non-profit, and private sectors were recognized for their family friendliness in the workplace.
Community members gathered in the parking lot of the Big I pub and lounge to show support and help raise awareness about the upcoming...
The Alaska Mission of Mercy will host free dental services starting tomorrow.
The Borough Assembly will continue discussion tomorrow on the future of the Mary Siah building.
The Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce welcomed the new Executive Director of the Tanana...
The theme for 'Golden Days' 2018, hosted by the Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce, has been chosen.
