Fairbanks, AK News

• Fairbanks, AK News
• Host families sought for Japanese youth exchange
• North Pole High School Class of 2012
• Senators request overhaul of military restructuring
• U.S. senators request overhaul of military restructuring
• Fairbanks schools get a clear start on saving lives
• Fairbanks schools get a clear start on saving lives
• Shopping spree with a fraudulent credit card nets felony charges for Fairbanks woman
• Shopping spree with a fraudulent credit card nets felony charges for Fairbanks woman
• Roundabout option circled for busy Danby Street intersection
• Roundabout option circled for busy Danby Street intersection
• Principal named for Two Rivers elementary schoo
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• Process tech team takes second in national competition
• Fairbanks police investigating Kaylynn Bishop's death as a homicide
• Methods and maneuvers for getting the most out of the Macklemore concert
• Outstanding female grad says success ‘wasn’t one-woman show’
• 2012 West Valley High School graduating class
• 2012 B.E.S.T. graduates
• Salcha burglars face felony theft charges
• Governor trims little from state budget: Vetoes won’t affect Fairbanks projects
• Parnell to visit Fairbanks
• Osimowicz wins national 4-H award
• 4-H leader to receive national volunteer award
• Looking back in Fairbanks — May 14
• UAF Class of 2012: Record-setting group is largest graduating class in school’s history
• Ferree kept schools maintained, repaired for decades
• Democratic convention wraps up; Wenstrup elected Interior chairman
• 2012 Graduates — Monroe Catholic High School
• Looking back in Fairbanks — May 13
• S.T.O.M.P. event brings generations of wounded soldiers together
• Friends in Need — May 13, 2012
• Open burning suspended in Fairbanks, Delta Junction
• Thousands turn out for S.T.O.M.P. in Fairbanks
• Fairbanks police identify woman whose body was found near highway
• It's official: Greenup springs to life in Fairbanks
• Motorcycle driver injured in accident
• Fairbanks church’s artwork honors Catholic pioneers, religious history
• Woman sentenced with animal cruelty for leaving dogs to die
• Troopers chase man after alleged guitar theft
• Wildfires reported in Delta, Fairbanks areas as winds gust
• Cultural host training offered in Anchorage
• Alaska Native cancer survivor group to meet
• Webinar to focus on climate, yellow cedar decline
• Red flag warning issued for Fairbanks, Interior Alaska
• Chena Lakes prescribed burn planned
• Fairbanks Habitat for Humanity warehouse stripped of wiring
• Democratic convention starts today in Fairbanks
• Panetta: No 'backdoor' plan to close Eielson
• Trial in case of smuggled fossil set for Fairbanks
• UAF to celebrate record-breaking Class of 2012
• Fairbanks borough budget could see big changes tonight
• Three-legged grizzly makes return appearance at Denali Park
• Fairbanks area graduations will be broadcast
• Plea agreement expected in Fairbanks car crash
• Fairbanks ACCA celebration planned today
• TCC, UAF collaborate to reduce diesel consumption
• University honors 2012 Usibelli Award recipients
• UA Museum exhibit explores art in the making
• Downtown Fairbanks construction has people avoiding businesses
• Thousands expected for military parade; tips for avoiding traffic
• Driver in fatal Ester accident gets 45 days for DUI
• Fairbanks North Star Borough bond rating gets boost
• UAF Really Free Market offers freecycling
• Former co-defendant Anderson given immunity in Fairbanks militia case
• Celebrating Alaska’s sustainable bounty
• Historic ferry Kalakala in dire straits in Tacoma
• Campus under construction this summer
• Fairbanks teachers vote 'yes' on contract
• 9 left homeless after house fire guts four-story home
• Faculty union considers vote of no confidence against University of Alaska President Pat Gamble
• Fairbanks teen shelter's fate remains uncertain
• Fairbanks borough assembly plans second look at budget
• Heavy snowfall prompts Dalton Highway travel advisory
• CTC Law Enforcement Academy to graduate 17
• Key informant not listed as witness in '241' Fairbanks militia trial
• Fairbanks Fire Chief Warren Cummings reflects on 40 years on the job
• Teachers set to vote on two-year contracts
• Hundreds of Fairbanks kids learn business basics on nationwide Lemonade Day
• This fire season, the state of Alaska is ready to make you a deal
• Trial nears for '2-4-1' militia defendants
• Fairbanks co-op market hires general manager, plans to open this year
• Clean Up Day: Volunteers scour litter-strewn Fairbanks streets
• Fort Wainwright Stryker commander debriefs after a challenging Afghanistan deployment
• Fairbanks borough rethinking one of its labor contracts
• No serious injuries reported after pepper spray discharged on Fairbanks school bus
• North Pole looking to fill retired police chief's position
• University of Alaska Fairbanks Vice President Dan Julius resigns, leaves post
• Lemonade Day comes to Interior Alaska
• Kenai middle-schoolers top KidWind Design Challenge
• Minor earthquake near Denali Park felt in Fairbanks
• Women honored for contributions to community
• Senior recognition event a Fairbanks tradition
• North Pole bids to host 2013 International Federation of Sleddog Sports World Championships
• Fairbanks man sentenced to 3 years for burglary
• Judge’s terms set for militia trial
• Capital budget holds promise for Fairbanks city, borough residents
• Capital budget holds promise for Fairbanks city, borough residents
• Fairbanks Assembly prepares for long night working on annual budget
• Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly prepares for long night working on annual budget
• Fairbanks man claims Ice Classic lost his winning ticket
• Fairbanks man claims Ice Classic lost his winning ticket
• Last main group of Strykers return to Fort Wainwright
• Last main group of Strykers return to Fort Wainwright
• May is off to a cold start in Interior Alaska
• May is off to a record cold start
• Report: climate change may shift northern landscape
• Award for Heroism recipient to form polar security center
• Fort Wainwright soldier acquitted of sexual assault
• “Snow mosquitoes”: The first wave of summer irritants
• Travel advisory issued for Richardson Highway after heavy snowfall
• Fairbanks man recalls harrowing Kodiak bear attack
• Fairbanks school district eyes cuts to physical education staff
• Fairbanks man charged with murder in connection with toddler's death
• Month of May hits Fairbanks with a brr
• Fairbanks legislators assess 2012 session
• Fairbanks woman gets 10 years in credit union robbery; other charges dropped
• Macklemore show is highlight of SpringFest celebration
• Technology fee brings ‘magic’ to UAF classrooms, departments
• Student group funds services to help children in Haiti
• Students get out of the classroom, onto the campus during ‘Service Day’ clean-up
• Students, alumni mentor youth in Big Brothers Big Sisters program
• Not in Kansas anymore: Aeronautics Club competition cancelled due to tornadoes
• Learning the Arab narrative
• 3-time winner: Fairbanks man had a strategy for winning record Ice Classic jackpot
• LED lights cause unexpected results
• UAF Police Blotter: Through April 23
• Letters to the Editor – May 1, 2012
• UAF offers energy workshops in Anchorage
• Under the ASUAF umbrella: Student government funds a variety of campus activities
• These are my people
• Where you are right now is where you are meant to be: Words of wisdom from an outstanding graduate
• ASUAF Recap – April 29, 2012
• Booster or bottomless pit? UAF’s athletics fee keeps that department alive
• Election Results: Freitag and Ball re-elected, senate size to be reduced
• Students’ artwork will be displayed at borough administration building for 6 months
• More than 1,000 attend Autism Walk: Number of participants has grown exponentially in four years
• Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly to hear public testimony on budget Thursday
• Ron Paul supporters fuel fire at GOP convention
• Tracer round probably started wildfire at shooting range east of Fairbanks
• Humanities chairman to speak at 2012 commencement
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 30
• Congratulations. Dismissed: Colonel releases returning Stryker soldiers at Fort Wainwright
• UAF engineering students overcome challenges in unexpected Bush conditions
• Native groups identify land claims
• Public art in Fairbanks' newest green space: What do you want to see there?
• Fairbanks rallies around 2014 Arctic Winter Games as torch comes to Interior Alaska
• Capital budget to fund multiple Fairbanks projects
• News-Miner dismissed from Miller lawsuit
• Friends in Need — April 29, 2012
• Point Thomson settlement goes under review
• Alaska labor board upholds grievance against Fairbanks school district
• Two Rivers has water system sanitized after bacteria detected
• Murkowski votes down Obama's nominee for assistant secretary of the Interior Department
• Minto man gets prison time for burglary, vandalism
• Man charged with murder in death of Fairbanks toddler
• Ice jam closes Steese Highway at Birch Creek
• Lathrop's Benshoof wins Teacher of Year honor
• Post office mix-up spooks Manley Hot Springs residents
• Begich meeting focuses on Eielson F-16 plans
• Bill spares rural post offices, bypass mail: Ft. Wainwright, Eielson still set to close
• Another 100 soldiers return home from a year in Afghanistan
• 18-year-old accused of stabbing Fairbanks man for refusing to buy alcohol
• Montgomery, Robinson, Denning take top student awards
• Albanese to perform reading and book signing
• Fairbanks man hospitalized with 5 gunshot wounds; wife faces attempted murder charges
• Demise of UAF greenhouse tunnels shouldn’t cripple research
• Arbitrator rules in favor of Fairbanks school district in teacher contract dispute
• Man arrested in connection with stabbing in downtown Fairbanks park
• Rowdy crowd takes electric company to task over high energy costs in Fairbanks
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 26
• UAF to open Bethel clinical research facility
• Multicultural affairs hosts slate of events
• Body of missing snowmachiner found near Tanana
• Flood advisories remain in effect at Salcha
• Fairbanks businesses could lose liquor licenses
• Stalled contract talks for teachers prompt Fairbanks student rally
• Trial begins for Fort Wainwright soldier charged in assault case
• Ice Classic officials figure a week to find winners
• Alaska Redistricting Board appeals superior court decision
• Satterberg will defend man in TSA pot case
• Ice Classic winner won't be known for days after early tripod tip
• Campus to celebrate SpringFest
• Students host ‘Sensational Perceptions’ fair
• ASUAF Recap – April 22, 2012
• UAF Police Blotter: Through April 15
• The idea of the election
• SOAR awards gives variety of student organizations a chance to shine
• Reduce, Reuse and Rock on Earth Day Eve
• Orientation fee helps new students find their way
• SRC Fee keeps the lights on and the cold out
• ASUAF Spring 2012 Election Preview
• UAF students bring real creativity to fake reality show
• Denali student Myranda Schiff is principal for a day
• Consultants skeptical about oil tax plan
• Fairbanks man charged for DUI after crashing ATV carrying 5-year-old daughter
• Lights go out on Goldstream plan; public protested street light proposal
• City Council passes ordinance to fine 911 call abusers
• ACCAP to host ecosystem modeling webinar
• ARSC gains fast Fish
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 23
• Fairbanks' Veterans Memorial Park is no longer ‘occupied’
• Lonely days are gone ...: More Strykers return from Afghanistan
• Pilot was only person aboard crashed Cessna
• Bridgewater Hotel manager gets busy prepping business for summer
• Student Life Fee funds Wood Center services, annual traditions
• Ice jam sends floodwaters over Old Richardson Highway in Salcha
• Stalled Fred Meyer project continues, June grand opening targeted
• Big road project revamps traffic flow through downtown Fairbanks
• Minto residents rationing water after wells experience leak
• Toddler's death highlights child abuse in Alaska
• Minor earthquake recorded at Denali
• Breakup brings ice jam, flood warnings along Tanana River
• Tax will add to Chena Goldstream Fire Service Area funding
• Measurable snow officially gone at airport
• Fairbanks man sentenced to 12 years in prison for sexual abuse
• Man charged with stealing $12,000 from employer
• Invasive plants may threaten Alaska’s native berries
• Science for Alaska hits Anchorage with two public lectures
• Tanana River ice jam poses flood risk for Salcha
• Lecture examines wildlife, people and shared diseases
• Campus celebrates fifth annual UAF Research Day
• Extension offers rock and mineral identification workshop
• TSA search leads to marijuana charge
• Boys and Girls Home seeks supplies
• Fairbanks AFN reception planned
• Expanded iPhone service begins today
• New Alaska redistricting map draws protests
• Borough gives Occupy Fairbanks protesters marching orders
• Man dies, woman injured in Chena Ridge crash
• Families gather for latest round of Stryker returns
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 19
• Fairbanks Rep. Guttenberg’s ‘child-only’ health insurance bill passes
• Golden Heart Heroes feted at awards luncheon
• Alcohol and theft lead to Fairbanks man's arrest
• Fairbanks man charged with assault after toddler seriously injured
• Tourism officials anticipating more visitors this year to Fairbanks, Interior Alaska
• Fairbanks teacher contracts head to arbitration
• Vandals shoot car windows near Cripple Creek area again
• Fairbanks man sentenced for sexual abuse of two girls
• National Parks Service hosts open house in Fairbanks to discuss future policies
• Science Social to offer smorgasbord of UA research
• Fairbanks woman's death likely an accident, investigators say
• Transportation fee makes the wheels on the bus go round
• One of our own: Friends set up fundraiser for student injured in car accident
• Shocking Science: UAF engineers create award winning electric snowmachine
• Letters to the Editor – April 17, 2012
• Students bring KSUA TV back to campus airwaves
• Chancellor Rogers answers to students at Nanook Night
• Vagina Monologues drops jaws and raises awareness
• Licensing options give new life to old software
• ‘Light ‘em up’ : UAF ROTC cadets participate in joint training with UAA
• UAF Police Blotter: Through April 9
• ASUAF Recap – April 15, 2012
• Late night legislation: ASUAF holds special meeting for ballot issues, budget talks
• Proposed code of conduct divides employees over its intentions
• Fairbanks, Denali Park set record highs
• Denali Park Road open to 30 Mile
• Nordale Elementary School students celebrate seasons with mosaic project
• Clay Street Cemetery Commission to use grant to give old graves respect and recognition
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 17
• Tanana Chiefs Conference increases reward to $35,000 for information on killing of John Hartman
• Fairbanks garners share of capital budget
• Engineering researcher earns NSF CAREER award
• 2012 Irving-Scholander Memorial Lecture
• Body of Fairbanks woman found in downtown apartment; death under investigation
• Legislature OKs Fairbanks gas incentives
• Classic Alaska: Fairbanks man creates one-of-a-kind wooden furniture
• 300 Strykers expected to return to Fairbanks today
• Kids and adults alike get a close-up look at F-16s at Eielson Air Force Base's open house.
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 16
• 1 dead, 1 critically injured in Minto house fire
• Fairbanks man dies in snowmachine crash near Kotzebue
• Students, faculty have a blast at Science Potpourri
• Former Fairbanks North Star Borough Mayor Jim Whitaker one of three finalists named for CTC dean job
• Work to begin on homeless teen shelter
• Friends in Need — April 15, 2012
• Wind-aided birds on their way north
• Senators take new approach on Alaska oil taxes
• Military facility zone bill approved, goes to governor
• Eielson hosting open house
• Interior Democrats caucus is today
• Timeline set to review Alaska Redistricting Board’s new election district plan
• Tanana River ice thickness down to 39 inches
• Lecture explores century of study of Novarupta eruption
• Journey of the seal stone an archaeological tale
• UAF’s health center fee a mandate, but some students aren’t buying it
• Fee Fi Fo: Tackling the student fees giant
• Tourism company pulls out of Eagle
• Fairbanks borough scraps property tax plan
• BAC sample from driver in fatal collision will take a few weeks to process
• Legislature passes bill intended to preserve Native languages
• Eielson high school coach charged with misdemeanor sexual abuse
• Professor to speak about Morrill Act
• Alaska Native cancer survivor group to meet
• Rep. Tammie Wilson's food safety bill on hold pending new regulations
• Fairbanks-area projects added to state's capital budget
• Natural gas storage facility plans on shaky ground
• Visiting Air Force general preparing report for proposed transition of F-16s
• Looking back in Fairbanks —
• Vandals in Cripple Creek area shoot vehicles
• Specialty food business workshop offered
• Student receives first Coverdell Fellowship
• Museum seeks artisans for annual expo
• Quake shakes Interior Alaska early Wednesday
• Appeals process begins in Jim Wilde National Park Service case
• Alaska Legislature may axe financing for gas storage facility
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 11
• Some like it hot: Fairbanks basks under sunny skies and 50 degree temperatures
• Assemblyman Want proposes property tax exemptions
• UAF announces three finalists for CTC dean position
• UAF to commemorate land-grant anniversary
• My Job or My Cigs? Future UA employees may have to choose
• DUI head-on collision leaves 2 dead, UAF student and 1 other hospitalized
• Summer brings a variety of guests to UAF
• Letters to the Editor – April 10, 2012
• Both fans and critics of ‘The Hunger Games’ are catching fire
• The crime doesn’t change, the victims do
• GeoCare Fund
• Buddy Wakefield infuses poetry with comedy
• UAF Police Blotter: Through April 3
• Students don their finest recyclables for green-themed dance
• Duly Noted: Words of wisdom from the walls of the Wood Center showers
• Prosecutors in Fairbanks militia trial seek limits on testimony about star witness' criminal past
• Budget proposal includes $155 million in projects for Fairbanks area
• Families greet wave of Fairbanks-based soldiers returning from Afghanistan
• Committee to take closer look at Cook Inlet gas estimate
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 10
• Air Force general reviewing plan to move F-16s visiting Eielson this week
• Fairbanks man pleads guilty to disorderly conduct for third time
• City Council approves $140 incarceration fee
• Homebuilding workshop scheduled April 14
• Museum holding open house, military appreciation event
• Campus to host Science Potpourri
• Morrill Act public open house
• Doyon Drilling worker killed on North Slope
• Crunching numbers is more than a job for Fairbanks volunteer tax aide
• Blood work from driver in fatal Fairbanks crash won't be available for weeks, officials say
• IRS forces city to alter Clay Street Cemetery maintenance arrangement
• Fairbanks City Council to look at 911 abuse issue
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 9
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 8
• Sustainable Village for UAF students will cut costs and oil use
• Teisha Simmons recipient of Volunteer of the Year award
• Legislators rehashing Alaska’s ‘stand your ground’ bill
• BLM to present management plan for 6.7 million acres in Interior Alaska
• Fairbanks man faces 2nd-degree murder, DUI charges in fatal vehicle crash
• DOT opens Taylor Highway to Eagle
• UAF students competing for least energy usage in dorms
• Senate approves measure to give governor power to remove a University of Alaska regent for 'good cause'
• Latest Strykers to arrive home mark the beginning of a surge of soldiers returning to Fort Wainwright
• UAF student angry at Polar Express fee, gets into fight with officer
• CLA dean Johnny Payne resigns
• Man on hunger strike at Fairbanks Correctional Center
• Fairbanks civilian contractor given medal for surviving a blast in Afghanistan
• Alaska energy woes fuel hearing with Rep. Don Young
• House committee passes bill that would provide loans to help convert home heating systems
• District proposes recommended school budget to Borough Assembly
• North Pole railroad changes proposed
• Explorer’s magnetic measurements ring true
• UAF, SeaSpace sign exclusive software licensing agreement
• Four issues left but there is still much to be done
• Fairbanks man sentenced for store theft, bleach attack
• June 20 deadline set for utility refunds
• North Pole man arrested for ATV, snowmachine theft
• Judge rejects '241' defendants’ request for expanded jury pool
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 5
• Author Steve Almond to perform a public reading
• Creamer’s Field readies for spring migration
• Fairbanks man charged in mom's beating
• Ice Classic ticket purchase deadline is Thursday
• Open house today to describe Illinois Street reconstruction project
• Fairbanks woman sentenced to two years in heroin case
• UAF sledding hill closed for the season
• 4H: ‘Purple up’ to support military youths
• Russophiles rejoice: Air bridge between Alaska and Kamchatka to be restored
• UAF Police Blotter: Through March 30
• ASUAF Recap – April 1, 2012
• Letters to the Editor – April 3, 2012
• Friction on the front lines: Pentagon opens new territory to women in military
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 3
• State gets repayment for Taylor Highway fix
• UA’s Julius among UMass chancellor finalists
• Weather flips-flops: March averaged colder than February
• Sen. Lisa Murkowski addresses issues, concerns at Annual Spring Luncheon in Fairbanks
• West Ridge to host First Friday event
• Scientist finds new career in fungi
• Andrew Hull wins 2012 Alaska Geographic Bee
• Fairbanks woman charged with fraud for submitting false names on petition
• Accident knocks out signal at Johansen, Old Steese
• Donation keeps Helmets to Hardhats program viable
• Ski for Women attracts females for noncompetitive event
• Paving the way: FMATS planning coordinator helps Fairbanksans get around
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 2
• Alaska Icebreakers 14U girls win national championship
• Ski for Women set for today at Birch Hill
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 1
• Livengood gold prospect has mining company dreaming big
• Alaska State Parks proposes Quartz Lake causeway
• Dan Gavora honored as UAF business leader of the year
• Note left for sister of man found dead last week in North Pole
• Heroin use may be to blame in three-car accident in Fairbanks
• Fairbanks school district, education group reach impasse over contract negotiations
• Eielson Air Force Base hosting open house
• BLM smokejumpers to start practice jumps
• Tok gun club employee suspected of $20K theft
• OneTree expands to Matanuska-Susitna Borough
• Strykers begin their big return to Fort Wainwright from Afghanistan
• Street light opponents get vocal in Goldstream Valley
• Redistricting board says Fairbanks election map should appease Alaska Supreme Court
• Finally, temperature rises above freezing in Fairbanks
• Park Service proposes new Denali Park bridge
• Denali Park Road open to 15 Mile
• The Alaska Grandma State Shootin’ Challenge isn’t just for grandmothers — it’s aimed at safe shooting for all
• Man arrested in botched Fairbanks robbery gets sentenced to 7 years in prison
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 29
• Interior representatives skeptical about North Slope gas line
• Man suspected of causing multiple-vehicle wreck at Mitchell and Peger in custody
• Poet G.C. Waldrep to perform a public reading
• Program prepares indigenous students for science careers
• Alaska Sea Grant announces new marine research projects
• Researchers share Alaska Forum award for Aleutian toxin monitoring
• Spring equinox tips the light northward
• Alaska Redistricting Board says it has adopted new election districts
• Alaska Redistricting Board says it has adopted new election districts
• Rally in Fairbanks calls for lowering Alaska's oil tax to boost production
• Rally in Fairbanks calls for lowering Alaska's oil tax to boost production
• Fairbanks North Star Borough School Board approves proposed budget
• Fairbanks North Star Borough School Board approves proposed budget
• Fairbanks lawmakers rework energy voucher proposal
• Fairbanks lawmakers rework energy voucher proposal
• Wound care class offered at FMH
• Wound care class offered at FMH
• UAF senior charged with felony forgery
• Snedden Chair to give lecture on North Korea
• Fun Star – Experiments gone wrong: Mutated creatures cover campus, students try to catch them all
• There’s still time to get it right
• ASUAF Recap – March 25, 2012
• Visiting the Villages in Jordan
• Take control of your college career – Stay on TRACK!
• UAF Police Blotter: Through March 23
• Shark Attack: Smash Mouth devours The Great Cover Up
• Fairbanks students flock to Florida for philanthropy
• World Assets Frozen: Ice Art Championships bring carvers from around the world
• 15 minutes of shame: Student rights expert to talk on the dangers of social media
• “All in the Timing” brings laughter and philosophy to the stage
• Women’s hockey club comes up short against Blue Devils, Blue Hens
• Fun Star – Apple auto-correct impounded in new Microsoft Word
• Criminal mischief managed: Student busted for Gruening vandalism
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 27
• Squatter arrested for alleged cabin burning in Healy
• Energy efficiency lecture planned
• Small quake reported in Brooks Range
• Teacher contract negotiations stuck on salaries
• Identities of men found in burned Fairbanks motor home still unknown; investigation continues
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 26
• Borough’s legal costs in Miller lawsuit hit $160,000
• Bowled over: Healy women receives unexpected award for years in bowling
• Redistricting Board works to satisfy court ruling
• New numbers put highway travelers to Alaska at a low estimate, and that worries some in the industry
• Bodies of two men found in south Fairbanks fire
• Another arrest made in connection with large-scale Fairbanks marijuana operation
• Alaska state Rep. Tammie Wilson sponsors bill to do away with most safe food regulations
• Fairbanks city mayor pitches plan to merge police, fire, emergency services into one department
• City of Fairbanks reaches tentative contract with firefighters union
• Friends in Need — March 25, 2012
• Alaska state Rep. Alan Dick apologizes for saying women should get a man's permission to obtain an abortion
• Supporters rally in Fairbanks against insurance-mandated birth control
• Fire destroys Fox cabin; no one injured
• Cold weather keeping Ice Alaska park open through April 1
• Energy efficiency presentation planned
• ASUAF Recap – March 18
• Molecular ecologist to give guest lecture
• Students compete in Alaska Geographic Bee
• Support group making preparations for single soldiers returning to Fort Wainwright
• Proceedings differ for defendants in Fairbanks pot trial
• Fairbanks North Star Borough school district names 3 principals
• House critical of bill to offer grants for non-attainment home heating upgrades
• Sen. Joe Thomas proposes funding for a ranger for Olnes Pond, Whitefish Campground
• North Pole body identified
• GVEA eyes possible expansion to Livengood
• Opinions differ in Legislature on Cook Inlet gas availability
• Railroad hosts North Pole crossings meeting
• School board meets Friday to finalize 2012-2013 budget
• The devil’s in the deviled egg details
• Poll shows Alaskans have little confidence they will see a natural gas pipeline
• Joe Miller fights borough on attorney-client privilege
• Donation helps Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center near its goals
• Alaska GOP releases preference poll vote
• Honey brings sweetness to life
• Workshop, lecture explores language link
• Two women rescued after White Mountains mushing trip goes awry
• Galena man faked his death on the phone, Alaska State Trooper dispatchers say
• Need asphalt? Eielson AFB has some for sale
• Need asphalt? Eielson AFB has some for sale
• Cook Inlet gas line interests Interior lawmakers
• Cook Inlet gas line interests Interior Alaska lawmakers
• Sure it's chilly, but it's officially spring
• Small quake hits near Fairbanks
• Former powerlifter teaches kids to build character
• Alaska Miners Association meets this week in Fairbanks
• School district, CTC partner to prepare students for jobs
• Consulting firm endows engineering scholarship at UAF
• Alaska Native cancer survivor group to meet
• Chimney fire damages North Pole home’s roof
• Senate to hear from public on oil tax revision
• ‘Miss Betty’ takes care of Air Force families — and minds her manners
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 19
• Heroin use increases, but treatment choices exist
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 18
• Legislative Teleconferences — March 18, 2012
• Friends in Need — March 18, 2012
• Search and rescue ends in arrest of Galena man
• Fairbanks City Council to decide fate of Landscape Review and Beautification Commission
• New publisher named for Fairbanks Daily News-Miner
• Unidentified body found in North Pole
• Judge keeps custodial agreement in place in Fairbanks hockey referee sex abuse case
• St. Baldrick’s supporters go bald for the cause
• Vernon Stickman wraps up walk for suicide awareness
• Five Interior Alaska women receive Doyon community service awards
• Borough Assembly rejects revote on Eielson consultant spending
• Searching for secrets within the Alaska sled dog
• Judges nixes request from Schaeffer Cox, others for release of information in Alaska militia case
• Renovations helping restore Fairbanks Lutheran Church in both its housing and its congregation
• Experts will talk sky gazing at Creamer’s Field
• More than 100 women get screened for breast cancer at Tanana Chiefs Conference convention
• Report: Borough programs made small difference in air quality in 2011
• Museum hosting ‘Leggy’ family day
• Brent Sass wins Iditarod Rookie of the Year
• Vern Stickman’s suicide awareness walk continues on the Yukon River
• Eielson Air Force Base hit with EPA fine
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 15
• Fire damages outdoor shed and wood-fired boiler in Fairbanks
• Overflow is trouble for Goldstream musher
• UAF tops Clean Snowmobile Challenge, earns NSF invite
• 200 Strykers return to Fort Wainwright from Afghanistan
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 14
• Assembly to reconsider money for effort to retain Eielson F-16s
• University of Alaska Fairbanks team builds lean, clean snowmachine
• Parnell official pitches governor’s oil tax reform
• March storm batters summits on Steese Highway
• Fairbanks kids spend spring break at the ice park
• Stickman has covered more than 100 miles to spread the word on suicide prevention
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• House, Senate continue energy talks
• Athabascan elder Catherine Attla dies in Huslia
• Pesticide applicator class scheduled in April
• Museum to host 25th Chocolate Bash
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 12
• Game Board OKs trophy mount sale in divorce cases
• College Road home burglarized; $3,500 worth of cash, items taken
• Fairbanks teen injured in snowmachine collision
• Court-martial recommended for Fort Wainwright soldier in Chen case
• Burmeister leads Iditarod mushers out of Unalakleet; Dallas Seavey, Zirkle give chase
• Friends in Need — March 11, 2012
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 11
• Legislative Teleconferences — Week of March 11, 2012
• Schaeffer Cox attorneys seek more details about government's case
• Lillberg travels from Finland to judge ice art
• Glory Days: A letter from the past takes Fairbanks man back to high school stunt
• Fairbanks businessman finalizes KTVF purchase
• Board of Game: No Interior bear trapping for now
• 'Grandparent' scam targets elderly victims
• Sharps honored as Pioneer King and Queen Regents
• State regulators approve $4.5 million utilities customer refund
• Child missing, last seen near Woodriver Elementary
• 5 Alaska schools among others nationally to receive suspicious envelopes
• EPA seeks experts for Pebble review
• Borough recognized for website quality
• Miners offer course on Alaska lands law
• Fairbanks North Star Borough worker charged with DUI
• Fairbanks assembly funds Eielson study, says no to Yukon Quest grant
• Tanana turns out to cheer Stickman on suicide awareness trek
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 8
• Fairbanks crews work around clock to dig out of heavy snow
• Delegation, Parnell say Eielson move poses volcano risk
• Game Board says moose calves legal in anterless hunt areas
• Alaska Republican voters as diverse as the land
• Sustainable agriculture conference slated for March 14-15
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 7
• Palin keeps presidential door open
• Hospice joins Fairbanks Memorial Hospital to care for terminally ill
• Mitt Romney wins Alaska Republican Presidential Preference poll
• Fairbanks teacher contract talks inch forward
• Home retrofit workshops in Soldotna, Seldovia
• New advocate to assist student veterans at UAF
• Book Review: ‘Tastes like Human: The Shark Guys’ Book of Bitingly Funny Lists’
• Environmentalist, photographer urges conservation of the National Petroleum Reserve
• UAF Police Blotter: Through March 3
• NSF changes proposal process as congressional budget battle looms
• The Sun Star fee project
• Alaska schools compete in a robot rumble
• KSUA receives national attention for radio programming
• ‘Join me at the Arch’ for International Women’s Day
• ASUAF Recap – March 04, 2012
• Duly Noted: Coolest movies coming out this spring
• Annual Native Arts Festival brings traditional dance, music and art to UAF
• Alaska Women’s Hockey club heads to nationals
• Report: Man assaulted by teens, fights back
• City Council passes hospital foundation land swap deal
• Lavelle’s moving forward with plans to expand
• School board hears proposed budget
• Begich: Fed red tape hinders Alaska oil productivity
• Giant map brings Pacific Ocean to Alaska schools
• UAF opens for Inside Out
• Winter storm advisory for Fairbanks, Interior Alaska
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 5
• Place your bets: Ice Classic tripod raised in Nenana
• Dick Brickley makes World Ice Art Championships possible
• Railroad lands federal funding
• Begich: No word on Eielson savings
• Soldiers replace Kansas woman's Purple Heart, flag damaged in propane explosion
• Alaskans to vote in presidential poll Tuesday
• Spelling C-H-A-M-P-S; Interior students vie for champion title
• 12 Interior Alaska mushers to start Iditarod
• Hutchison students in Tsunami Bowl
• Hutchison senior wins Horatio Alger scholarship
• Joe Miller challenges blogger Andrew Halcro's right to media shield law
• Public hearings set for Fairbanks school budget
• Travel advisory issued for Elliott Highway
• Drivers taken to hospital after Airport Way collision
• Unpredictable Fairbanks winter continues with warm February
• Fairbanks schools superintendent says budget cuts ahead
• Fairbanks Montessori School kicks off construction campaign
• Delta man faces sex abuse charges
• Alaska senators’ reactions differ on birth control vote
• High school students compete in Ocean Sciences Bowl
• KUAC announces ‘Berry Toss’ as 29th annual poster art
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 1
• Gingrich bashes EPA in Alaska conference call
• State to repave 1.9-mile stretch of University Avenue; reconstruction to start in 3 years
• Dad, son sentenced for aerial herding, killing of a bull moose south of Fairbanks
• Board of Game to meet for 10 days in Fairbanks as opposition lines up against bear snaring
• Pesticide applicator conference offered in Anchorage
• Lecture highlights shaking glaciers of Southeast
• GCI fiber-optic line problem disrupts cell phone service in Alaska
• Former life, owner of burgled beagle Freddy emerges
• Ice park off to a steady start at its new home in Fairbanks
• Ice park off to a steady start at its new home in Fairbanks
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 29
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 29
• Susitna dam discussed as licensing process begins
• Susitna dam discussed as licensing process begins
• Former life, owner of burgled beagle Freddy emerges
• Sen. Begich questions F-16 move
• Does a whale’s nose know the way to food?
• Sustainable homes workshop offered at UAF
• Barber beautifies by farming
• UAF student heads to Gambia for Peace Corps service
• UAF Police Blotter: Through Feb 24
• ASUAF Recap – Feb. 28, 2012
• Photographs and Dust
• Nanooks keep Governor’s Cup at UAF
• Power Grab: UAF’s aging power plant gets a $25-million bandage
• Bullet to the Brain: Lecture explains neurobiology discoveries
• Barrow on the big screen: ‘On the Ice’ is an Alaska story
• KSUA DJ blends business with pleasure
• UAF students and faculty brave deep snow to continue frisbee golf tradition
• Duly Noted: The 84th Academy Awards
• Hockey Completes Governor’s Cup Three-peat
• Avalanche cleared on Richardson Highway; caution urged through Alaska Range
• Fairbanks teams sweep academic decathlon
• Legislative Teleconferences — Updated times for Feb. 28, 2012
• Public Safety Report — Feb. 28, 2012
• Subsistence council meeting in Fairbanks
• Senate Resources Committee has hearing this week on oil tax legislation
• Nanook senior earns Academic All-America status
• Extension agent candidates to make presentations
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 27
• 2 caught stealing fuel in North Pole
• Trial starts today for man in container theft case
• She heard a voice calling: Delta woman helps people who need a miracle
• Former Fairbanks resident wins Oscar for work on 'Hugo'
• Tired Iron: Kids and classic snowmachines mingle on Chena River
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 26
• City of Fairbanks, hospital foundation eye land swap
• Denali Air wants to add flight to eastern glaciers near Mount Deborah
• Legislative Teleconferences — Feb. 26, 2012
• Friends in Need — Feb. 26, 2012
• Alliance formed between UAF and Northern Marianas College
• Public Safety Report — Feb. 25
• Alaska Rep. Don Young files for re-election
• North Pole man indicted on charge of felony assault
• Sears in Fairbanks spared from latest closure list
• UAF moves ahead with electric upgrade
• Charges reduced against Alaska militia supporter in border incident
• Charges reduced for Fairbanks woman accused of leaving young kids in car
• 2,000-mile Iron Dog remains tight race
• Fairbanks teachers union, school district back to contract talks
• Borough Assembly passes new emissions standards
• Josh Romney rallies for his dad, 2012 presidential candidate Mitt Romney, in Fairbanks
• An hour can be an eternity for Iron Dog racers
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 23
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 23
• An hour can be an eternity for Iron Dog racers
• Officials warn of HIV outbreak in Fairbanks
• Officials warn of HIV outbreak in Fairbanks
• Committee solidifies Fairbanks school budget proposal
• Committee solidifies school budget proposal
• Labor board finds cause in Fairbanks teacher dispute
• Senate may complete oil tax proposal later than hoped
• Lecture to explore eye-scanning technology
• Engineering open house slated this weekend
• UAF to host Festival of Native Arts
• When NASA visited Venetie
• Plea deal revoked for Fairbanks robbery suspect
• Fairbanks economic group passes Eielson F-16 resolution
• Legislation would give hunters a break for shooting their first illegal game in Alaska
• Fairbanks murder suspect faces new charges of assault, witness tampering
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 22
• Interior senators seek gas line from Cook Inlet
• It’s not 1873
• Settling in to a semester in the Arab world
• Civil Engineers restore tradition with this year’s Ice Arch
• TRiO students, staff to volunteer at Joel’s Place
• Black light dance exposes serious assault charge
• Museums aim to revamp science education
• ASUAF Recap – Feb. 19, 2012
• UAF students and employees gather to talk strategy
• UAF Police Blotter: Through Feb. 17, 2012
• UAF names fall 2011 honors students
• Looking back in Fairbanks —
• Chenault unsure about energy relief bill
• Iron Dog racers off to smooth start on Yukon River on way to Nome
• NASA launches rocket to collect data on aurora
• State races starting to take shape
• Rocket launches from Poker Flat Research Range
• Healthy Hearts class to begin March 6
• Dan Gavora honored as UAF Business Leader of the Year
• Son of GOP presidential candidate to visit Fairbanks on Thursday
• Rep. Young to speak Tuesday at air carriers meeting, Fairbanks luncheon
• David Tomeo teaches kids to enjoy outdoors in winter
• Four soldiers due at hearing on Chen death
• Inupiaq film opens to a packed house in Fairbanks, New York City
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 20
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 19
• Finisher’s banquet includes six musher awards
• Friends in Need — Feb. 19, 2012
• Legislative teleconferences — Feb. 19, 2012
• Quest mushers wrap up festivities with banquet
• Arrest made in numerous tool thefts around Fairbanks
• Space Foundation touts exploration to Fairbanks students
• Iron Dog racers prepare for the rush of a lifetime
• Fire destroys N. Pole cabin; no injuries reported
• Eagle man out of jail with lesser assault charge
• UAF nursing students to host bone marrow registry drive
• Court-martial recommended in death of Fairbanks soldier Danny Chen
• NPS wants to upgrade oldest Denali park trail
• State joins lawsuit against NPS water regulations
• Longtime Two Rivers custody battle resolved
• Ice Alaska, borough to return grant to state
• Fairbanks man sentenced to five years in prison for teen sex abuse
• Fairbanks Occupiers win new tent
• Regents approve electrical upgrades at UAF
• Palmer conference to benefit vegetable, fruit growers
• Sprite pioneer elected 2012 AGU Fellow
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 16
• Haystack Road residents blame shoddy roadwork on numerous car, tire problems
• Expert and author on coal and health is in Fairbanks
• Murkowski, Begich, Hopkins to host meeting about EAFB
• Parties file petitions in redistricting lawsuit appeal
• Banff film festival comes to Fairbanks
• Lecture highlights space research in the North
• Rocket to be flown into active aurora from Poker Flat
• Fairbanks school district considers 'what ifs' in Senate bill
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 15
• Post Office contractor sentenced for hiding mail
• Pearl Creek Elementary students keep school’s knitting tradition
• Rocket to be launched from Poker Flat Research Range
• ACEP opens new lab facility
• Financial problems force Fairbanks sober living home to close
• Financial problems force Fairbanks sober living home to close
• Fairbanks man arrested for theft after stash found
• UAF Police Blotter: Through Feb. 10, 2012
• Neurobiology professor to discuss hazards of coal power
• Occupy Fairbanks sees reward for winter perseverance
• Where there is love, there is life
• ASUAF Recap – Feb. 12, 2011
• ‘Fight like hell:’ Anchorage abduction rallies local baristas to new vigilance
• Lions, dragons and prosperity, oh my!
• Chancellor Rogers faces tough questions at UAF staff Q&A
• New Energy Technology Facility helps research in renewable energy
• This week in UAF sports – Feb. 14, 2012
• UAF Kiva team lends helping hand through microfinance loans
• Juneau welcomes cohort of student senators, officials
• Two women accused of robbing Fairbanks credit union
• Former UAF student receives Oscar nomination
• Downtown Association to formally hand over parking garage to Fairbanks
• Fairbanks man arrested for theft after stash found
• Noble Street may get upgrade
• Suspect in string of muggings out of jail
• Delta Farm Forum to highlight barley prospects
• Museum Family Day focuses on art
• Tracking big quakes around the world
• State recognizes Alaska inventors with proclamation
• Webinar to present draft report
• Student group to host Chinese New Year celebration
• New donor joins Pollock Conservation Cooperative
• Entries sought for Midnight Sun logo contest
• Free weekend seminar to focus on raising livestock
• Immunization clinic slated for Thursday in North Pole
• Medical expert to discuss coal toxicity
• Fairbanks police investigating string of muggings
• SPOT trackers offer little clue as to who’s leading in Yukon Quest
• Small Fairbanks company going head-to-head with the big boys of the camo industry
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 12
• Alaska state Rep. Thompson proposes economic support for military bases
• Legislative Teleconferences — Feb. 12, 2012
• Air Force general to visit Eielson Air Force Base
• EPA investigating coal dust in Fairbanks
• Romney’s Alaska committee includes three Fairbanksans
• Longtime Fairbanks mountaineer Doug Buchanan dies at 64
• UAF community and technical college dean placed on leave
• Girls on Ice comes to Alaska
• News-Miner editor testifies in Joe Miller lawsuit
• Judge rules searches were legal in ‘241’ militia case
• Air Force general heads to Alaska
• Public Safety Report — Feb. 10, 2012
• Borough, Red Cross emergency shelter test run starts tonight
• Auto registration tax, other issues on Fairbanks council agenda tonight
• Yukon Quest trail offers hunters access to Fortymile herd
• Disappearance of Anchorage barista prompts coffee hut employees to host Fairbanks vigil, boost safety
• New Fairbanks home of BP World Ice Art Championships comes to life
• Mock disaster drill tests Fairbanks responders
• Fairbanks man pleads guilty in scissors assault
• Alaska election redistricting lawsuit heads to an appeal
• Fairbanks borough tackles air quality again
• School board gets an earful about budget issues
• Tanana man pleads guilty in sex assault case
• Middle Nenana River Advisory Committee votes down antlerless hunts in 20A
• Alaska scientist leaves colorful legacy
• UAF grad returns as published poet
• Pub Trivia all stars
• Fairbanks man assaults student at black light dance
• Chris Jones hypnotizes UAF
• This week in UAF sports
• Long-time advisor bids farewell to students
• UAF uses unmanned aerial vehicles for dangerous research
• UAF Police Blotter: Through Feb. 3, 2012
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 7
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 7
• Lathrop students drum up music Japanese style
• Lathrop students drum up music Japanese style
• City official: Another gas pipeline study not necessary
• Interior Alaska lawmakers say another gas pipeline study not necessary
• FAA grounds Yukon Quest pilot program
• FAA grounds Yukon Quest pilot program
• Alaska Senate committee begins pipeline lawsuit review
• Committee begins pipeline lawsuit review
• Lecture to detail developing reindeer industry in Alaska
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 6
• North Pole man threatens terrorism against Alaska in extortion attempt
• Local authority on antlerless moose hunts questioned
• Examiner: FEA labor charge could take months to investigate
• Emerson Eads hopes to make a living making music
• Fairbanks Vietnam veteran honored for war heroics
• Ester miner facing charges for land, property damage
• City of Fairbanks may update chauffeur licensing rules
• Proposed Fairbanks school budget gets mixed reaction
• Interior Alaska officials: Departure of F-16s from Eielson will have huge economic impact
• West Valley cheerleading coach suspended, under investigation
• Accused murderer denied bail request
• State approves air permit for dormant coal plant in Healy
• Fairbanksan Paul Taylor to receive military honor — 45 years later
• 'Arctic Dustoff' unit returns to Alaska from Afghanistan
• Fallen Fort Wainwright soldier remembered as optimistic and hard working
• Fairbanks borough squashes car tax proposal
• Blogger claims media privilege in Joe Miller lawsuit against Fairbanks borough
• Chicken coop fire stopped before spreading to house
• 2 dogs dead after domestic dispute
• UAF participating in virtual college fair
• Swiss goats offer many products
• United Airlines to offer summer flights between Fairbanks and Denver
• No bail for credit union robbery suspect
• Fairbanks Rep. Miller looks south for gas energy
• Fairbanks school district looks to eliminate positions, increase class size to cope with budget cuts
• Fairbanks utility agrees to $4.5 million in refunds as part of settlement
• Wind chills of 80 below on Elliott Highway; travel advisory issued
• Local poet to perform reading
• Brrrr. Alaska shivered through one of coldest Januarys on record
• Game on: Nenana Ice Classic tickets go on sale today
• Game on: Nenana Ice Classic tickets go on sale today
• Online sale of musk ox skull earns Fairbanks man a citation
• Online sale of musk ox skull earns Fairbanks man a citation
• Though small in number, Occupy Fairbanks has no plans of leaving
• Though small in number, Occupy Fairbanks has no plans of leaving
• Paramedic arrested after fracas in Two Rivers
• Fairbanks man accused of pointing gun at women
• ‘Leggy!’ exhibit makes creepy crawlers fun
• UAF student follows soldiers’ stories to Afghanistan
• Two shows, two audiences, two tailored performances for Alex the Lion
• Arrivederci Italy, merhaba Jordan
• Slam poets hit on hard topics
• Nanooks forge through a weekend of ups and downs
• Helping the community: UAF Dining Services aids local soup kitchen
• Frozen few brave the cold for annual run
• The little things that matter
• All knowledge is worth having
• ASUAF Recap – Jan. 31, 2011
• UAF Police Blotter: Through Jan. 23, 2012
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 31
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 31
• School district layoffs loom: Educators urge Legislature to approve per-student increase
• School district layoffs loom: Educators urge Legislature to approve per-student increase
• Fairbanks woman charged after leaving children in stuck car as temps hovered below -28
• Children left in car stuck in a ditch: Temperature colder than -28
• Yukon Quest mushers from Russia, Norway racing dogs to learn, then to teach
• Rookie Quest mushers racing dogs to learn, then to teach
• Halcro deposition up next in Miller legal claim
• Halcro deposition up next in Miller legal claim
• Financial aid office presents Financial Sense Day
• Credit union at Fairbanks Fred Meyer robbed
• Eroding islands, disappearing glaciers, greenhouse gases
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 30
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 30
• Fairbanks hospital makes structural upgrades to withstand a major earthquake
• FMH makes quake upgrade: Board wants building standing and operational if big one hits
• Firefighters battle North Pole house fire in 60-below-zero temperatures
• Fire destroys North Pole home, no injuries reported
• Harpole helps homeless Alaska veterans stabilize their lives
• Harpole helps homeless veterans stabilize their lives
• Motor vehicle registration tax proposed
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 29
• Overflowing rescue mission becomes the norm
• Mushers battle vehicle trouble to get their dogs to the vet before the race
• Beagle stolen from Fairbanks animal shelter returned, finds a home
• PSA competition brings statewide exposure to North Pole students
• Volunteers fly, unload Quest drop bags in Eagle
• Nenana man convicted of falsely identifying, selling salmon
• Officials pass first round of 2012 bills
• Webinar highlights updated precipitation atlas
• Software gift to benefit engineering programs
• Unmanned aircraft kick off Science for Alaska lectures
• Controversial subdivision road measure fails to pass
• Ice Alaska gets partial zoning victory
• N. Pole woman charged for firing gun, trespassing
• Construction equipment stolen from site
• Proposal may restore public workers’ pensions
• The giant waves of Lituya Bay
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 26
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 26
• After hardships befall North Pole woman, fate throws her a little bit of luck — a new set of wheels
• After hardships befall North Pole woman, fate throws her a little bit of luck — a new set of wheels
• Fairbanks tour companies plan to buy Warbelow’s airline
• Fairbanks tour companies plan Warbelow’s airline purchase
• Galena man facing child porn charge
• Galena man facing child porn charge
• UA museum displays new pipeline pig
• UA museum displays new pipeline pig
• Science for Alaska course for teachers offered
• Alyeska donation demonstrates pipeline innovations
• Former Fairbanks resident Ben Grossmann nabs Academy Award nomination for work on 'Hugo'
• Power outage affects park where mobile home burned
• Sen. Thomas seeks loan program to help Alaska residents with natural gas conversions
• Fairbanks man challenges 2009 drug conviction
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 25
• Fairbanks city council OKs measure to allow lower fire protection rates
• High winds, severe wind chills on Steese Highway summits
• Students learn what makes pizzas go ’round
• Man facing gun assault charges
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 24
• Fire destroys home outside fire service areas
• Calif. man gets 9 1/2 years for role in Fairbanks drug ring
• Fairbanks teachers union responds to unfair labor charge
• Rick Hinkey revels in his new role at Big Brothers Big Sisters Alaska, Fairbanks
• Funding gap halts drop-out program in Fairbanks schools
• Denali to test quiet, fuel-efficient hybrid buses
• Journalism students launch UA salary database
• Local couple finds Fort Wainwright fire chief’s lost helmet
• Sundance selection shown in Schaible
• Female Stryker team making advances in dealing with Afghan women, children
• Fairbanks city mayor makes pitch for lower fire protection service fees
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 22
• A developing science might be key to extending the trans-Alaska pipeline's life
• Workshop offers firewood tips
• Winter storm that hit Seattle has ripple effect on Alaska travel
• Fairbanks woman sentenced for burglarizing ex-husband's home
• 2 men plead guilty to heroin charges
• Auto mechanics struggle to keep up with stream of frozen vehicles
• Officials: Feedback on oil, gas prospects positive
• Hunters, biologists take sides on antlerless moose hunts around Fairbanks
• Possible teacher layoffs confront Fairbanks school district
• 3 more mushers withdraw from Quest
• 2 in Fairbanks charged for growing more than 400 marijuana plants
• Fla. police release details of sex sting involving Fairbanks man
• Horticulture conferences offered in Girdwood
• Master gardener class scheduled in February
• Alaska officials: No negative health effects expected from tainted wells in North Pole
• After a nearly three-year wait, Fairbanks hatchery is almost ready
• Game meat bartering charge is dismissed
• Education options: Borough school district showcases alternative schools
• Consultants submit downtown road design recommendations
• Man accused of stealing idling vehicle gets DUI
• Moose-vehicle collision slows morning traffic on Richardson Highway
• Glaciers no obstacle for Copper River and Northwestern Railway
• Redistricting trial comes to a close
• Fairbanks teachers lobby for new contract
• Fairbanks man arrested in child sex sting while on vacation in Florida
• Man accused in ‘meat for heat’ case hires lawyer
• Resources help Alaska weather recession but all is not ‘sunshine and lollipops’
• Fairbanks leader receives regional 4-H volunteer award
• UAF renames Kodiak fisheries facility
• Crews battle house fire near Gold Hill off Parks Highway
• Forth Wainwright hangar construction bids due this month
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 17
• School district proposes pay cuts
• Sen. Begich visits Strykers in Afghanistan
• Fairbanks North Star Borough to pursue money for gas distribution network
• Enjoy the silence: Composer Erik DeLuca in a new element at Denali
• Enjoy the silence: Composer Erik DeLuca in a new element at Denali
• Fast response saves North Pole house from fire
• Fast response saves house from fire
• Helicopter accident holds up flights at Fairbanks airport
• Cold temperatures expected to persist in Interior Alaska
• Similar temperatures expected to continue this week
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 16
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 16
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 15
• State of Alaska in need of more Village Public Safety Officers
• Harsh cold hits Fairbanks, Interior Alaska
• Fairbanks will join state in disaster drills
• Fairbanks hunter fined for selling sheep mount
• Fairbanks Borough denies leak in Joe Miller case
• Fairbanks assistant district attorney Ben Seekins named District Court judge
• Retired geophysics professor: Oil tax system works
• Fire chief battling cancer
• 'Ghost train' stops traffic on Richardson Highway
• Borough, Ice Alaska near agreement on new ice carving venue
• Museum hosting ‘Leggy’ photo presentation
• AAAS elects UAF zoophysiologist as 2011 fellow
• Local lawyers offering free legal advice Monday
• Interior Alaska lawyers offering free legal advice Monday
• AmeriCorps hosting knit-a-thon, clothing drive for homeless
• Ryan Middle School took a time out for discipline problem
• Ryan Middle School took a time out for discipline problem
• North Pole school crafting for MLK day
• North Pole school crafting for MLK day
• Former Fish and Game intern facing theft charges
• Former Fish and Game intern facing theft charges
• Borough OKs funds for clean air campaign
• Lecture to focus on stranded resources
• Docent program marks 30 years of guiding school tours
• Bail lowered, third-party custodian approved for former Fairbanks hockey coach
• Lecture offers insight on climate change
• Fatal Fairbanks car accident still under investigation
• Fairbanks Sen. Thomas' bills would aid natural gas readiness
• Fairbanks Fire Department gets two fire calls at same complex
• Plesiosaur fossil finds home at Museum of the North
• Rescue Mission takes precautions to prevent bed bugs
• This Wrigley makes flour
• Car catches fire in garage at Nordale Road home
• Accident on Fort Wainwright has traffic backed up at main gate
• Fairbanks apartment fire displaces several families; no injuries reported
• Former Fairbanks hockey coach pleads not guilty to sex abuse charges
• Fairbanks, Interior have vital role in nation’s defense
• Expert points to flaws in state’s redistricting plan
• UAF researchers use drones to evaluate sea ice thickness at Nome and aid incoming tanker
• Roll with the changes: Gulliver’s hopes to boost business with online bookstore
• North Pole man charged for threatening wife with gun
• Fire destroys home near North Pole
• Five mushers withdraw from Quest
• Irwin hired to oversee gold prospect near Livengood
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 10
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 9
• Be it resolved: Fairbanks businesses benefit from New Year's resolutions
• Fairbanks girls' hockey leaders address sexual abuse
• Ski coach from Australia adjusting to life in Alaska
• Snowfall in Fairbanks catching up to average
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 8
• Air assaults, ground missions, insurgents, locals — it’s all part of daily duties for Fairbanks Strykers in Afghanistan
• Fairbanks borough to discuss air quality progress with public
• Tax measure would cut Festival Fairbanks' funds
• Friends in Need — Jan. 8, 2012
• Former Fairbanks hockey coach charged with sexual abuse of a minor
• Water truck driver found at fault for collision with cyclist
• Lawyer objects to weapons language in militia case
• Bostic asks for public defender for second trial
• Ski team stranded after avalanche, storm
• Attorney general nomination expected next month
• Museum’s ‘Leggy!’ exhibit features live arthropods
• Jim Wilde sentenced for 2010 Yukon-Charley standoff
• Three Fairbanks men sentenced in pain pill drug ring
• Fairbanks borough air quality is better than expected for 2011
• Borough employee injured in snowmachine accident
• Fairbanks man sentenced to 3 years prison time for robbing taxi drivers
• State vet takes heat on animal care standards proposal
• Sentencing comes for Northway liquor store burglary
• Fort Wainwright tree recycling planned
• Parnell appoints Interior residents
• Stryker brigade to produce photo book
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 5
• The greatest story of man and permafrost
• Museum to offer docent training
• North Pole man charged with sexual abuse
• Delta Junction man busted for burglary
• Redistricting trial slated for Monday in Fairbanks
• Fairbanks police, dispatchers vote to accept pay agreement
• Healy-area miner offers gold for info about dead moose left to rot
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 4
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 3
• When the going gets cold ... Fairbanks folks find something fun to do to get out of the house
• December was 10th warmest on record
• Unwanted animals found dumped at transfer sites year-round
• Poor travel conditions expected overnight on Eagle Summit
• Mic Cech: Broadcaster has called more than 800 Nanooks hockey games
• Fire guts South Fairbanks business building
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 2
• New year’s first baby: Mathea Feldhaus was born 12:02 a.m. Sunday
• 2011: The Fairbanks year in review
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Jan. 1
• Fairbanks emergency reaction team response ends without arrest
• Alaska men get jail time for illegally killing musk oxen
• Fuel ship heading to Nome clears hurdle
• 2012 will bring a cold start to the new year in Interior Alaska
• Fairbanks man sentenced for parking lot choking
• Boeing Corp. awarded $3.5 billion missile defense contract
• Former Fairbanks pastor will remain in jail during appeal process
• Temperatures plummet in Interior Alaska villages
• Fairbanks man gets 25 years for selling cocaine
• Fairbanks Sears spared in first round of cuts
• Denali to charge per-person fee
• Stay out of trouble on New Year’s Eve: Know area fireworks rules
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Dec. 29
• Mailing glitch results in early PFD filings
• Fairbanks senior program rounds off year with bingo, outings
• Caregiver pleads guilty to stealing from ill employer
• High-speed chase earns Two Rivers man 10 days in city jail
• Looking back in Fairbanks —
• Fairbanks Salvation Army finds silver bars in holiday kettles
• Fate of Fairbanks' Sears store unknown amid national closures
• The dog of war: Sgt. 1st Class Zeke helps Fairbanks-based soldiers deal with stress
• Environmental cleanup averted at Cantwell store fire
• Fairbanks-based Strykers celebrate Christmas while coping with war in Afghanistan
• Firefighters visit with boy who has cancer
• Police union and city of Fairbanks near agreement on contracts
• Union agreement would boost benefits for Fairbanks city workers
• Friends in Need — Dec. 27, 2011
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Dec. 26
• Devoted birder in Denali: Naturalist Eagleson spearheads annual Christmas count
• Judge rules in Fairbanks redistricting case
• Family escapes when mobile home catches fire in Fairbanks
• Apartment fire displaces Fairbanks family Christmas Eve
• Construction project leaders to give away wood in May
• Heckman, Lundgren change roles at Denali State Bank
• Christmas is the seasonal beacon of North Pole
• North Pole family suffers house fire right before Christmas
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Dec. 25
• Fairbanks borough employees to be deposed in Joe Miller lawsuit
• Crowley gives $10K for UAF scholarships
• Christmas tree recycling available
• UAF ‘Sparktacular’ set for Dec. 31
• Healy man agrees to plea deal for gun threat
• Community invited to Sparktacular Celebration
• Fort Wainwright firefighter wants helmet back that was lost while battling a blaze
• Alaska Native voting districts at center of redistricting lawsuit
• Santa's Clearing House donor list — Dec. 23, 2011
• Coal boiler blamed for North Pole fire
• Family enters church for shelter, food after running out of money
• Zuckerman gift to benefit research, academic programs
• The Alaska porcupine’s winter in slow-motion
• KUAC marks 40 years since first television broadcast
• Looking back in Fairbanks —
• Facebook helps save life of woman living on Bush homestead
• Fire marshal halts work on Ice Alaska buildings
• Fairbanks man arrested after hiding drugs in Co-op building restroom
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Dec. 21
• Borough OKs grant to study natural gas distribution
• Christmas cold snap guarantees Fairbanks a cool yule
• Jury deliberations continue in road-rage murder case
• North Pole contractor puts in lowest bid for Illinois Street project
• The State of the State, 1906
• Copper Kettle Farm is home to reindeer and rabbits
• UAF police issue alert about possible bear sighting on ski trails
• School board meetings canceled
• Former Assemblyman Lowell dies at 83, remembered for service to borough
• Landfill, transfer station closed on holiday eves
• Jurors enter third day deliberating Bostic trial
• North Pole utility rate hike approved
• $1.4 million project funds suicide prevention efforts
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Dec. 19
• The brothers Cole: ‘Westinghouse Twins’ become Distinguished Citizens of Fairbanks
• Chinook brings breezy, 37-degree weather
• Wells Fargo donation pushes visitors center toward goal
• Downtown parking garage underutilized where parking once was scarce
• Winter airboat ride down the Chena River causes a small scene in Fairbanks
• Santa’s Clearing House makes the rounds with food, gifts for Fairbanks families in need
• Fairbanks animal shelter fees could see a repackaging
• Downtown solstice fireworks scrapped in Fairbanks
• Hazen, Moloney, Hutchinson join Fairbanks Fish and Game Advisory Committee
• Michael Anderson released from jail
• Jury still out in Fairbanks road rage slaying
• Tanacross man indicted on sexual assault charges
• UA has matching funds to acquire mentor grant
• Police: Suspect attempted robbery Friday afternoon, remains at large
• Campus holiday closures
• Once again, news of the world from San Francisco
• Police looking for attempted robbery suspect in downtown Fairbanks
• Mixed results emerge from Borough Assembly, Interior legislative delegation meeting
• Lathrop students win glee contest
• Parnell announces proposed spending
• Apartment building for chronic inebriates nears completion
• Defense bill with big Alaska projects passes
• Alaska troopers keeping eye on wood theft
• Workshop teaches trappers correct and most profitable way to handle fur
• Fort Wainwright soldier returns home after long recovery from bomb in Afghanistan
• Pollution case sees sentencing under Alaska law
• Borough Assembly will discuss legislative priorities with Interior delegation
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Dec. 14
• City, borough at odds with Fairbanks homeowner over construction
• Budget cuts claim Alaska agricultural stations
• Former Wal-Mart clerk sentenced in theft
• House speaker Chenault discusses legislative energy priorities in Fairbanks
• Venetie students learn about robotics while playing with LEGOs
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Dec. 13
• Man tries to cash someone else’s $7,000 check
• Korean group will buy land for learning center
• Road construction changes voted down
• Former Marine a unique addition to Parks and Rec
• Fairbanksans light candles for deaths of children
• Fairbanks district alters school calendar
• AARP to host energy forum
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Dec. 12
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Dec. 11
• Anna Frank resigns from Episcopal Diocese
• City of Fairbanks' permanent fund on an upswing
• No injuries in collision involving Arctic research center founder
• Ancient Eskimo artifacts return to Alaska
• Korgan aims to be the first adaptive athlete to reach South Pole
• Victim’s son hammered with questions in Fairbanks road rage trial
• TSA begins limited use of airport scanners today in Fairbanks
• Recycling center owner Bernie Karl will burn paper to generate electricity
• Defense downsizing means job cuts at Alaska military bases
• Birnirk collection comes home
• KUAC TV leaves AlaskaOne
• Parts of Denali open to snowmachines
• Former Fairbanks postmaster dies at 84
• Fairbanks Borough Assembly passes measures to clean up air
• Fairbanks man charged with assaulting mother
• Extension offering Legislative process workshops
• Flying machines for the dirty, dull and dangerous
• KUAC to become independent of AlaskaOne
• Anderson to remain in jail until Monday hearing in militia case
• Alaska Gov. Sean Parnell makes a push for a road to Tanana
• Alaska joins in hovercraft lawsuit against National Park Service
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Dec. 8
• Trial begins in fatal Fairbanks road rage case
• City’s new snow plow stays on the sidewalk and turns on a dime
• A veteran's tale: Raymond Mackler recalls Pearl Harbor, World War II
• State grant offers growth potential to Fairbanks senior housing center
• Home for Christmas: Soldiers return to Fort Wainwright from Iraq in time for the holidays
• Fairbanks City Council discusses sale of southside lots to Korean Community of Fairbanks
• Study touts benefits of state-built natural gas pipeline
• How much money does it take to run the University of Alaska?
• IARC founder longest serving UAF employee
• Local DJ brings pre-final fun to UAF
• A few suggested New Year’s resolutions for UAF
• Tenant farming with precision
• Programming Proposals: A computer science major’s senior project
• Peter MacKeith Photography Competition – The results
• ASUAF Recap – Dec. 4, 2011
• DJ Hot-Sexy-Midnight steams up KSUA airwaves
• Issues arise with ASUAF election online voting
• What happens after Berlusconi
• Fall semester offers ups and downs for UAF athletics
• All dressed up and nowhere to grow: Budget cuts spike USDA/UAF research facility
• Student government disbands club council, replaces with new committee
• UAF addresses potential online piracy law
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Dec. 6
• Officials field questions about proposed veteran cemetery near Fox
• Man faces charges after passing out in building
• Old taxes officially taken off the books
• Dog care rules will define minimum standards
• Webinar to explore citizen science in Alaska oceans
• A better look at Greenland glaciers on the go
• Travel advisories issued throughout Interior Alaska; schools open as usual Tuesday
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Dec. 5
• Ice Alaska on track to host ice carving event
• Police officer trading uniform for suit and tie
• Anti-Occupy protester joins Fairbanks group in opposition
• Veterans cemetery supporters will speak to Fox residents
• Hold on to your hats, Fairbanks, the wind's about to blow
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Dec. 4
• A veteran’s tale: Glenn Despain recalls World War II, Japan
• New study highlights the intelligence of ravens
• Alaska's delegation fires back at bypass mail report
• Clearing House needs gifts for infants
• Another massive winter storm takes aim for Alaska
• Washington state man arrested in connection with airport meth bust
• Woman's death sheds light on harsh reality of living with Alzheimer's disease
• Report: Reform needed for bypass mail
• No serious injuries in water truck collision
• Trooper hit moose on highway; meat went to local charity
• Paula Poundstone returns to Fairbanks
• Museum hosting Archaeology Family Day
• Memorial honors 4 Fort Wainwright Strykers killed in Afghanistan
• Assembly skeptical of wood exchange pilot program
• 6 kids injured in bus accident
• Accident blocks Parks Highway between Fairbanks, Ester
• Wyman watercolors return to Anaktuvuk Pass
• Big donation helping fund inebriate program in Fairbanks
• Alaska troopers searching for missing Fairbanks woman
• New estimate boosts permafrost contribution to climate change
• Stalking charges dropped against Eielson man
• School bus rolls in North Pole
• UAF decks the halls with concerts, sales, open houses
• Survey: Abrupt permafrost thaw increases climate threat
• Alaska legislators say they understand Attorney General John Burns' resignation
• Alaska State Troopers bust ring of burglaries around Fairbanks
• 40,000 soldiers to leave Afghanistan by end of 2012
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Nov. 30
• More closures announced for Fortymile caribou hunt
• New DVD on raising chickens released
• UAF Police Blotter: Through Nov. 25, 2011
• Your school. Your voice.
• The Sun Star’s Independence
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Nov. 29
• Public sessions will review animal care standards
• Mayor Hopkins plans to run for second term
• Black Friday shopper tries to steal $2K in electronics
• Begich: Alaska will face military cuts
• Chinook to blow into Fairbanks area Tuesday; temps may rise to near freezing
• Clearing House volunteer keeps donations organized
• Experts say feeding ducks interrupts their migration patterns and diets
• Fairbanks chronicled: City works to preserve disintegrating historic documents
• Fortymile caribou hunt opens Dec. 1
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Nov. 28
• Walter Eberhart recalls life during World War II in India, Burma
• Online classes growing in popularity at UAF
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Nov. 27
• Program for chronic inebriates in Fairbanks may lose funding
• Cox, others moved from Fairbanks jail
• Sourdough Take-Home Chef is local sensation
• Fairbanks shoppers join national crowds on Black Friday
• Bench warrant ordered for woman involved in hit and run
• Sentence upheld for man who killed woman with vehicle
• Donations trickling in to Santa's Clearinghouse
• Fairbanks bargain hunters brave the cold, dark for Black Friday deals
• For Occupy Fairbanks, it's a dinner and a protest
• Eielson family ventures into snowman's land
• Fire destroys Farmers Loop home
• Fairbanks veterans, families gather at the American Legion to give thanks
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Nov. 25
• Fairbanks holiday travelers escape woes that hit most of the nation
• Santa's Clearinghouse ready for holiday season
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Nov. 24
• Fire destroys garage, damages home in North Pole
• Doyon Limited donates $1 million for new Native health center
• New greenhouse dedicated
• Fairbanks agencies, charities begin prepping for Thanksgiving feasts
• Fairbanks borough, Occupy group at an impasse over tent
• Warming temps break Interior Alaska cold snap
• ‘String Man’ captivates with stories and strings
• North Pole teacher named music educator of the year
• The difference between a cynic and a skeptic
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Nov. 22
• Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce to set priorities with officials
• Food bank will distribute Thanksgiving food boxes Wednesday
• Troopers rescue Healy man freezing in wilderness
• Former post office worker sentenced for embezzlement
• Still frigid in Fairbanks: Six low temperature records set in past week
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Nov. 21
• Fort Wainwright soldiers move into Taliban stronghold
• Spotlight: Paul Williams named Elder of the Year
• Parnell appointments include local residents
• New low temperature recorded in North Pole
• Economic report touts good things for future of Healy, Denali businesses
• Veteran Robert Ingram recalls battle in Aleutian Islands
• Miss Alaska, a Salcha native, ready to take on the world
• Construction fiasco stalls Fairbanks Fred Meyer overhaul
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Nov. 20
• Recipe for a cold snap
• Hutchison High School students get into character for homecoming
• Appeals court upholds conviction for trans-Alaska pipeline shooting
• Fairbanks man sentenced in DUI, texting case
• UAF Wood Center hosting GeoFest today
• Earthquakes rumble under Minto Flats
• Fairbanks cold records continue to fall; air quality alert issued
• Fairbanks postal worker charged in mail investigation
• Boundary changes open up space in Fairbanks school district classrooms
• Power outage slows morning traffic
• UAF awarded funds for Toolik Field Station research
• Fairbanks man convicted of stabbing sister
• University science station nets $16 million award
• Participants sought for Japanese youth exchange
• UAF to dedicate new greenhouse facility
• Record Fairbanks cold continues; air quality warnings issued
• Power restored in Geist Road area
• UAF students battle sub-zero temps for homelessness
• Fort Wainwright: We did not offer Schaeffer Cox asylum
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Nov. 17
• Occupy Fairbanks, borough mayor at odds about warm-up tent
• AWOL Fairbanks-based Stryker soldier arrested in Fla. seeking mental health treatment
• Record low temperature set in Fairbanks on Tuesday
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Nov. 16
• Davies will be sworn in as borough assemblymember Thursday: Assembly at full strength
• Eagle man arrested in beating of girlfriend: Woman was hit with butt of rifle
• Officials can’t verify if wolves killed dog in North Pole
• Fairbanks fish hatchery one step closer to completion
• Webinar to discuss climate change, human health
• Mzuri Moyo to perform on campus, in community
• Lecture to focus on oil and gas history
• Fairbanks celebrates Geography Awareness Week
• Attorney: Militia leader Schaeffer Cox was not trying to bring down the government
• Lecture series addresses Occupy Wall Street movement
• Warmer than walking: Students fight the cold with winter biking
• Occupying the Colosseum
• On Objectivity, Money and the Loch Ness Monster
• ASUAF Recap – November 13, 2011
• KSUA dominates student division of AK Broadcasters Association awards
• The last full measure: Remembrance Day salutes America’s fallen
• Dashboard confessional: Green gadget keeps it’s eye on energy use
• UAF Police Blotter: Through Nov. 12, 2011
• Tent city highlights cold, hard truth of homelessness
• UAF gets its geek on at Pop-Con
• What is the point of college?
• Regent budget gives UAF programs extra $6.2 million
• ANWR placed in the people’s hands
• Students celebrate everyday heroes
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Nov. 15
• City Council votes to increase tax on business licenses
• Conservation groups will deliver ANWR petition
• Officials search for evidence of rumored North Pole wolf attacks
• North Pole man faces attempted murder charge after weekend stabbing
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Nov. 14
• More than they bargained for: North Pole family rescues rat couple, 14 more arrive soon after
• UAF student had run as pro snowboarder, has the scars to prove it
• Marketplace is a success for local venders and holiday shoppers
• A veteran's tale: Howard Ziegler recalls South Pacific during World War II
• A veteran's tale: Howard Ziegler recalls South Pacific during World War II
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Nov. 13
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Nov. 13
• City of Fairbanks slow to embrace homeless shelter for teens
• City of Fairbanks slow to embrace homeless shelter for teens
• Production company casting for Alaska Army wives TV show
• Production company casting for Alaska Army wives TV show
• Hilling to push legalization of industrial hemp
• Hilling to push legalization of industrial hemp
• State regulators turn down request to get rid of phone books
• Body scanners coming to Fairbanks airport
• Wildlife biologists counting moose in Fairbanks
• Smoyer wins veterans advocacy award
• Assistant volunteer fire chief will receive award in Anchorage
• Discovering a new dinosaur in northern Alaska
• Women in Honduras ministry earn a living making bowls from recycled material
• A veteran's tale: Dennis Abbl recalls D-Day, Dachau concentration camp
• Occupiers preparing for the long haul
• North Pole man charged with 31 counts of child sex abuse
• Land bills approved
• CTC Law Enforcement Academy to graduate 15
• UAF campus to read National Roll Call
• Student group to host ANWR event
• Museum Family Day highlights ‘Power Play’
• Faculty and students to perform reading
• Antlerless moose hunt to open in unit 20A near Fairbanks
• Fairbanks locksmith gets 3 years jail for theft from Bill Stroecker’s estate
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Nov. 10
• North Pole woman fends off attacker
• Lawmakers tour Fairbanks Pipeline Training Center: Gas caucus discusses in-state line
• Community-supported agriculture gains popularity
• Alaska Grown but made in Georgia
• Drinking games guaranteed to cause alcohol poisoning
• Swim team breaks pool records but falls short of beating Lancers
• UAF celebrates locally-grown food
• Palmer man speeding on Parks Highway brags about driving fast: Told trooper Alaskans drive too slow, is arrested for DUI
• Charges set for motorcyclist who hit two people on bicycle
• Fairbanks North Star Borough moves to recover Prop. 2 legal fees
• Attorney files partial opposition to borough dropping redistricting lawsuit
• UA to vote on pay raises for non-unionized staff
• ASUAF Recap – Oct. 30, 2011
• 2011 Winter Movie Guide: A round-up of the must-sees this winter
• Sale to feature historical photo reprints
• Intramural basketball players pick up games and good times
• UAF Police Blotter: Through Oct. 25, 2011
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Oct. 31
• Lifetime Denali passes available for seniors, disabled
• Shooting range on airport property will have to be moved
• Survey: Alaskans approve of school choice program
• Operation Glow is a ‘go’: Fairbanks police, volunteers make sure the ghoulish stay safe
• Wounded warrior program offers trial run for local Fairbanks soldiers
• Operation Christmas Child shoe boxes deliver to kids in need
• Local law enforcement hopes for defensive driving course
• Exam numbers on the rise after scholarship offered
• KUAC reaches fundraising goal
• Prescription drug disposal today
• NAACP hosting healthy lifestyle presentation
• Injured man rescued at remote cabin
• Cantwell man fined for driving ATV into Denali Park
• Get ready for Halloween activities all weekend long
• Museum completes Russian blockhouse preservation
• Pavement summit tackles tough transportation challenges
• Food Day at UAF proves tasty event
• Wilde sentencing delayed until January
• International affairs expert to lecture on China, Russia
• Dead writers to read at the Blue Loon
• State drops all charges in Fairbanks '241' militia case
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Oct. 28
• Occupy Fairbanks hits the streets again Saturday
• Land management council meeting in Fairbanks
• Easy St. reopened after oil spill, only stains remain
• Nelchina caribou drawing hunts closing
• Anticipated Interior Alaska snowfall fizzles on heels of weaker-than-forecast system
• Alaska creatures without us
• Fairbanks borough's dismissal of redistricting lawsuit draws some criticism
• Fort Wainwright, Eielson Air Force Base could lose post offices
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Oct. 27
• Fairbanks hunter’s sheep is big enough for Boone and Crockett Club
• Sattley, Davies to join Fairbanks Borough Assembly tonight
• Berries, berries everywhere
• Fairbanks teachers bemoan lack of a contract
• Hydration innovation earns accolades for Fairbanks duo
• Forum shows gains in public awareness about health risks posed by woodsmoke in Fairbanks
• Campus hosts slate of public Halloween events
• Professors to debate atheism vs. theism
• Fairbanks borough seeks to withdraw from redistricting lawsuit
• Chinook blows into Interior Alaska, but snow isn't far behind
• Gunning for the truth: Guest lecturer talks guns, cop killers
• The Big Picture: Student’s help plan UAF’s future
• Students shave heads, raise cancer awareness
• Nanooks get bucked by Michigan Broncos
• A force to be reckoned with: Nanook Rifle Team at top of their game
• ASUAF Minutes – Oct. 23, 2011
• Creating the Sun Star you deserve
• UAF Police Blotter: Through Oct. 21, 2011
• Drumming up music education
• AFN presents President’s Award
• City Hotel/Motel Bed Tax grant use ordinance passed
• Alaska Market Place winners receive seed money
• Capital priorities set at city council meeting Monday
• Homebuilding workshop Oct. 29 in Fairbanks
• Alaska high school students prepare for 2012 ocean science competition
• Computer science students seek software projects
• Four people with ties to Schaeffer Cox arrested on tax fraud charges in Washington
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Oct. 24
• Alaska-based soldiers and airmen will return from Iraq conflict
• Rethinking winter driving: Four-wheel drive vehicles can be more of a hindrance than help
• Healy Viking gets a facelift, thanks to student council
• Fox chosen as possible veterans cemetery location
• Renovation program helping Fairbanks veteran, his family get back on track in refurbished home
• New options make tax season easier
• UAF students make proposals for sustainable student housing
• Havoc in the herd – Extended Coverage
• Agencies offer look at health, pollution
• Fuel spill cleanup continues
• Chalkyitsik man charged for alleged sex with young girl
• Speed radar installation re-approved for Birch Lane
• Bently area road construction will begin next summer
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Oct. 21
• Fort Wainwright soldier remembered: Man found dead in Afghanistan; Army is investigating death
• Alaska Federation of Natives committee undecided about 2012 location
• UAF and U.S. ambassador to Mongolia connect through common interests
• Tanana Lakes recreation area funding approved
• Alaska buildings without us
• Caregiver allegedly steals from Fairbanks cancer patient, spends money on alcohol and cigarettes
• Circle man charged with stealing from his grandmother
• Washington Post reporter discusses tracking down guns used to murder police officers
• Hundreds show up at Fairbanks open comment on ANWR
• Changes come to road rules in Fairbanks borough
• Arctic Innovation Competition finals scheduled Friday
• Input sought on National Climate Assessment
• Romany Rye rocks the pub with new faces and songs
• Letters to the Editor: Oct. 18, 2011
• Animal activists assail UAF over the death of a dozen muskox
• Truck rolls over in South Fairbanks, spills 1,800 gallons fuel oil
• Fairbanks middle school gun incident prompts legal action
• Search for missing searcher now body recovery
• Denali Borough students earn spots in All State Choir and Bands
• Incoming North Pole City Council members sworn in
• Fairbanks North Star Borough School District support staff to negotiate new contract
• UAF hosts Food Day celebration Oct. 24
• UAF theatre spreads the good word with ‘The Messenger’
• UAF professor shares Peace Corp experiences
• ASUAF Minutes – Oct. 16, 2011
• Nanooks scorch opponents on the ice, but Seawolves take trophy
• Students show solidarity with Occupy Wall Street movement
• Students get their game on in intramurals
• UAF Police Blotter: Through Oct. 14, 2011
• New computer helps student stockbrokers take on market and win
• Two philosophers, one question, ‘are we human, or are we animals?’
• Something bigger than ourselves
• Top 5 free mobile games
• Parolee faces new charges for allegedly threatening dancer, fighting with troopers
• Officials taking ANWR comments
• Fairbanks man accused of pulling gun on officers
• Park Service sued by moose hunter over river access in Yukon-Charley
• Muzzleloader hunt opens Nov. 1
• Award-winning journalist to speak about ‘Guns in America’
• Relatively warm temperatures, snow cause problems on Fairbanks roads
• Alaska buzzing with activity while the sun shines
• North Pole woman attacked, has minor injuries
• First traces of snow
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Oct. 17
• Walking the road to recovery
• Don Young offers tax break for wild meat donations
• Pups rescued in Afghanistan find new home in Fairbanks
• Durham takes helm with high hopes for Alaska men
• Borough Assembly approves merit pay program
• Tanana Bridge project planners pledge firewood donation
• Hundreds turn out for Occupy protests in Anchorage, Fairbanks
• Search for missing man in Interior Alaska moves to a recovery mission
• Vernons’ Salcha home to be sold in IRS tax fight
• State approves GVEA wind farm project
• Fairbanks food bank accepting donations online
• Fairbanks businessman Mike Young awaits approval of KTVF purchase
• Wintry weather leads to slick road conditions in Interior Alaska
• City buying mobile water purification system for cases of emergency
• Man charged with assault for shooting at former roommate
• Man charged with felony assault in Salcha ATV rollover
• Governor opposes changes to state employee retirement plan
• Fort Yukon Elder to receive Presidential Citizens Medal
• Andrew Porter to perform public reading
• Buzzing with activity while the sun shines
• Occupy Fairbanks takes place Saturday
• Concert fundraiser being held tonight
• Alaska State Troopers slow search for missing man
• University of Alaska considering an operations overhaul
• EPA’s eyes stay on Fairbanks after Proposition 2 failure
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Oct. 12
• Fox man indicted on attempted murder charge
• Changes to subdivision road codes will raise price tag
• Fairbanks North Star Borough School District faces budget shortfall
• University firefighters compete at conference
• Invasive species conference to commence in Anchorage
• Member of search party off Steese Highway reported missing
• Alaska man found guilty in Yukon River confrontation with park rangers
• Top 15 sites to waste time on instead of studying
• Farming: It’s not just in the country anymore
• It’s up to all of us
• ASUAF hosts Prop. 2 debate
• UAF gets put to the test
• ASUAF Minutes – Oct. 9, 2011
• UAF Police Blotter: Through Oct. 4, 2011
• Motion and Imagery: Slam poet “Mighty” Mike McGee hits UAF
• Man charged with DUI after driving 100 mph
• Woman, boyfriend charged with burglarizing her ex-husband’s home
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Oct. 11
• Fire Engine 1 raises awareness: City firefighters decorate truck for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Fairbanks City Council removes Alaska Day from list of official city holidays
• UAF gives local residents two tickets to the gun show
• Rugby in the blood: Women’s rugby club recaps successful season
• Utah woman missing on Steese Highway trail found safe Monday
• Fairbanks man found dead in field
• Conservation group battles invasive weeds
• Police investigating 2 armed robberies
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Oct. 10
• Teacher's passion leads to Alaska Native Education job
• Aging UAF power plant creates campus concerns
• Filipino youth dance group turns performing up a notch
• Forecast: Expect colder weather, less snow this winter
• Winter still start — when it gets here
• Attorney: Stroke may have caused fatal accident that killed Fairbanks student
• Domestic violence in Fairbanks: The numbers might surprise you
• Snowboard terrain park plans postponed until 2012
• Parnell: Dot Lake utility building requires $1.6 million in disaster aid
• Co-op Market on track to open in 2012
• Fire department hosting prevention week activities
• No one injured in Fairbanks duplex fire
• Church buys refurbished grand piano
• Woman dies day after car collision; death may be unrelated to injuries
• City council to introduce towing ordinance
• For the fallen: Ceremony at Southern Lights Chapel honors deceased Strykers
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Oct. 7
• Seeking World War II veterans
• The freezing of Alaska
• Steve Jobs: A look at the life of a visionary
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Oct. 6
• Election results slowly coming in from across Alaska
• Opponents to Proposition 2 air measure found all over Interior, even in high pollution areas
• Troopers seek information on burglary, theft suspects
• Alaska school board leader rebuts Parnell’s remarks
• Anthology of Alaska writers wins three awards
• Guy Sattley returns to Borough Assembly
• Fairbanks man in court on charges relating to alleged meat clever attack
• Fairbanks voters offer reasons for voting against or for Proposition 2
• Fairbanks Borough Assembly sees little change in makeup; Michael Dukes wins first full term
• Fairbanks voters reject Proposition 2 air quality measure
• We asked, you answered
• Cooperative development workshop offered
• Alaskans invited to take the food stamp challenge
• UAF hosting two-day ANCSA event
• Fairbanks man arrested on DUI charges after high-speed police chase
• ZZZZzzzzzzzz…
• Free market frenzy
• Disc golf tournament lights up the night
• Double vision: Local artists have 24 hours to draw 24-page comics
• UAF Police Blotter: Through Sept. 28, 2011
• Eye of the storm: Scientists look for source of Alaska potato blight
• ASUAF Minutes – Oct. 2, 2011
• Nooks crush Ooks in season opener
• Student loan default rates climb
• Seeing the forest (games) for the trees
• Marc Brown and Blues Crew are heading east: Fairbanks band to play at Native music awards event in Seneca N.Y.
• Live owls highlight OWLpalooza
• Five propositions, council and assembly seats decided today
• UA president will donate pay raise to scholarships
• Army National Guardsmen complete training
• Regents vote to raise UA president’s salary
• Experiment farm burning brush this week
• Prop. 2 initiative will stay on ballot, judge rules
• Fairbanks school official arrested on DUI charges
• GVEA 'glitch' knocked power out over wide area this morning
• Hearing on Prop. 2 lawsuit set for today
• In honor of St. Francis of Assisi, animals are blessed
• Dot Lake racing to finalize utility building
• Yonni Fischer makes music in Fairbanks
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Oct. 3
• Crowd lets the sawdust fly at Fairbanks' lumberjack games
• How Proposition 2 would be enforced
• Proposition 2 and the future of Alaska
• School prepping next generation of farmers
• 'Ghost dog' returned to owners after two years
• Ashes of noted Fairbanks family inurned in cemetery in rare burial
• Alaskans receive Governor's Awards for Arts and Humanities in Fairbanks
• Family gathers for Tanana school rededication
• Summit spotlights rare elements as mining opportunity
• Student faces criminal charges after bringing gun to school
• Fairbanks man tried to kill roommate with meat cleaver, police say
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Sept. 30
• Ester man enters guilty plea in 2010 Parks Highway fatality
• Fairbanks City Councilcandidates show contributions
• Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly candidates file financial reports
• Don Young talks education, election in Fairbanks
• Proposition 2 opponents tout a small device as an answer to air pollution
• Funding is about equal on both sides of the Proposition 2 wood stove debate
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Sept. 29
• Tanana River bridge gets 21-shovel salute: Politicians, dignitaries attend ceremony
• Stuck oil rig freed from North Slope road
• UAF seeks sustainable methods of livestock production
• In the company of moose for 32 years
• UAF opens for Inside Out
• English department hosting public readings
• 2 drivers arrested after high-speed escape attempts
• Body of missing Chalkyitsik hunter found
• Fairbanks schools face challenges
• Plane crashed on take-off Sept. 19 near Fairbanks
• Fairbanks borough pay freeze prompts unionization
• Top 10 Student Excuses
• ASUAF Minutes – September 25, 2011
• Student free-for-all: Winter warmup helps students bundle up
• Repairs and replacement clouds power plant’s future
• UAF limbers up for forest games
• UAF Police Blotter: Through Sept. 19, 2011
• Missed Opportunity
• UAF student starts year under Tuscan sun
• Keepers of the flame: Annual Starvation Gulch burns brightly
• Arctic quintet plays “strange and sacred noise”
• UAF’s first lady devoted to students, snowboarding
• Bears of war: Nanook ROTC cadets train for battle
• Undergraduate research funding on the rise at UAF
• Eyes to the sky: Aurora should be bright
• Man jailed for gun threat up for release Tuesday
• Police chase possible drunk driver
• Nenana man sentenced in case of two assaults
• Voters to decide if Fairbanks should be debt free
• Professor, students collect seafloor data in Arctic Ocean
• Hog heaven in Delta Junction
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Sept. 26
• Fairbanks school bond propositions offered for major maintenance projects
• Answers to frequently asked Proposition 2 questions
• Fairbanks sees first freeze for the season
• Proposition 2 becomes hot issue on October ballot in Fairbanks
• Boy Scouts repair damage by vandals
• Fairbanks City Council considering ambulance fee increase
• No decision yet in Jim Wilde case
• Used clothing business is becoming fashionable in Fairbanks
• Hunters found safe in Fort Yukon area
• Two challenging Blanchard for Assembly seat
• EPA asked to back off Eielson Air Force Base
• Group seeks injunction against Proposition 2 ballot measure
• UAF offers chance to demonstrate woodsman skills
• Rural teachers to attend salmon training
• Arctic Innovation Competition offers cash for bright ideas
• Fairbanks borough gives approval to liquor store off Chena Hot Springs Road
• Hundreds attend services of respected Athabascan leader Hannah Solomon
• Two candidates facing off for North Pole City Council seat
• Six vie for assembly Seat E
• First frost may arrive this weekend
• Alaska Gov. Parnell pitches energy development during Fairbanks stop
• BP donation aims to increase real-life classroom experience for oil drilling
• Fairbanks borough adds caveat to plan for new liquor store, gas station
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Sept. 22
• Vandalism reported in Healy area
• Fairbanks-based soldier killed by roadside bomb in Afghanistan
• Starvation Gulch returns for 2011
• ASUAF Voting issues
• Fungi Man and the start of it all
• Woman in Fairbanks hit-and-run case makes first court appearance
• College Road Service Commission passes Birch Lane safety measures
• Fairbanks Borough Assembly campaign ad reignites debate about guns at public meetings
• Popular Fairbanks campground gets new entrance: Chena River State Recreation Area to close University Ave. entry
• City Council Seat F incumbent defends position against challenger
• Project recognized for researcher-community partnerships
• Police, fire department to stage public safety demonstration
• College journalists get out of the classroom and into a homeless shelter
• ASUAF Minutes – September 18, 2011
• A little respect goes a long way
• Chilly morning heats up at 49th annual Equinox Marathon
• Radio silence: After 10 years Nanook hockey coverage moves off campus
• Experience matters as students gather pallets for Starvation Gulch
• Big changes in store for UAF hockey
• “Ultimate hiker” gives ultimate tips
• Nanooks fall to Seawolves, crowd stays positive
• Fine print failure: Loss of Adobe suite leaves students and staff bitter
• Volunteer program promises philanthropy and adventure
• Police Blotter through Sept. 12, 2011
• Speculation among sunflower farmers is likely driving the price of seeds up and leaving Fairbanks birders squawking
• Accused Fairbanks driver in fatal hit-and-run to appear in court Tuesday
• ITA declines to endorse a candidate
• Panel answers questions on air quality
• Fairbanks City Council amends labor relation code
• GIS software opens the world to Alaska teachers, students
• Defense cites cultural rift in seeking to move '241' federal trial from Anchorage to Fairbanks
• Progress coming along on new Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center in Fairbanks
• Golden Hour for seniors
• Downtown Market grand finale toda
• Best Beginnings accepts grant proposals
• Senate interns go to Washington D.C.
• Fort Wainwright support facilities offer outreach for soldiers, families
• Family, friends remember Athabascan elder Hannah Solomon
• Heinz Award winner Adams inspired by Alaska surroundings
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Sept. 18
• Dunlap wins Equinox on rookie run
• Mitt Romney’s son, Josh, brings dad’s message to Fairbanks
• Fairbanks man charged with stealing copper
• Fairbanks man gets 6 years for supplying fatal drug dosage to teen
• FMATS finds 101 ways to upgrade a street corner: Wheelchairs, visually impaired will have easier time navigating areas
• Athabascan matriarch Hannah Solomon, 102, dies
• Growers’ school offered by distance delivery
• Tanana Loop road closure
• Salcha man gets 50-year sentence in 'execution-style' murder of landlord
• Flowing tongues of rock, ice and dirt
• $4 million equipment donation fuels process tech program
• Stryker soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Memorial recalls lives of 2 Strykers killed while on duty in Afghanistan
• Battle over Fairbanks' wood smoke and Proposition 2 thickens
• UAF presenting leadership seminar
• $1 million Pogo gift supports engineering research, students
• SUV driver charged with killing Fairbanks boy denied release at bail hearing
• North Pole man accused of dragging Alaska State Trooper with his car
• Calypso Farm benefit dinner
• Governor visits area high schools, North Pole Rotary Club
• Moving van stolen from Fairbanks parking lot
• KUAC adding UATV to broadcast offerings
• StrongWomen founder to begin tour in Kenai
• UAF to premiere ‘Strange and Sacred Noise’
• Strykers report progress being made in training Afghan forces
• Fairbanks Borough Assembly hopefuls talk fiscal policy
• Fairbanks Borough Assembly candidate forum gets testy
• Fairbanks City Council candidates respond to questions from public
• Governor visits North Pole today
• Sun Star: Summer Edition 2011
• UAF barbershop, barber have long campus history
• Parents and families mingle via UAF’s new networking site
• Refreshments, rockstars and radio invoke revelry at Pub
• The war on education
• Students enroll to run with the devil
• Listen to Music, Watch Television, and Get Paid at KSUA
• Life on the Edge: Travel writer pushes limits in exploration and storytelling
• UAF Police Blotter: Through Sept. 8, 2011
• ASUAF Minutes – September 11, 2011
• 9 Weirdest College Mascots
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Sept. 13
• Rotary exchange deadline extended
• Man charged with sexual abuse of minor
• Borough, City Council candidates to answer questions from public
• Ice Alaska land appraisal eases price concerns
• Afghanistan violence claims life of Fairbanks-based Stryker soldier
• Fairbanksans enjoy pumpkin perfection
• Participants in Fairbanks 9/11 memorial service recall day life changed for the United States
• Fairbanks comes together for service honoring 9/11 victims
• Lathrop alumnus teaches soldiers about mountaineering
• Agreement sought to make Birch Lane safer
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Sept. 11
• Fairbanks celebrates Responsible Dog Ownership Day
• Federal prosecutors file copies of Cox's speeches in '241' trial
• Candidates in competitive Fairbanks borough elections stockpile funds
• Work starts on shooting range in Cantwell
• Fairbanks grand jury names 2 in marijuana indictment
• Fort Wainwright honors victims of Sept. 11 terror attacks
• Property owner suspects arson at partially-constructed cabin off Parks Highway
• Theatre UAF plans staged protest Sunday
• Post offices off Alaska road system to stay open
• Webinar highlights climate change in Bering Sea
• Schools invited to compete in Geographic Bee
• UAF to host 2011 fall convocation
• Neal to be named 2011 distinguished alumnus
• Fairbanks Borough Assembly approves new bus routes
• Fairbanks residents voice opposition to planned liquor store, gas station on Chena Hot Springs Road
• New economic index names Fairbanks among areas experiencing recovery
• Military security changes slightly for Sept. 11
• Young girl accidentally shot in chest is improving
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Sept. 8
• Woman dies when ATV flips near Steese Hwy.
• Fairbanks will remember Sept. 11
• Walkers raise safety awareness on Birch Lane
• Violent Crimes Compensation Board to meet in Fairbanks
• Transportation officials use data to target potential problems
• Museum hosts Collection Connection Family Day
• Noatak prehistoric site contains new artifacts for Alaska
• Mallott to give perspective on ANCSA at public lecture
• Recovery after world’s largest tundra fire raises questions
• Travel writer, essayist to give free reading
• Travel advisory issued for Atigun Pass in northern Alaska
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Sept. 7
• Teachers vocalize contract concerns
• Fairbanks teachers vocalize contract concerns
• Police officer to be disciplined for theater incident
• Neighbors concerned about proposed liquor store on Chena Hot Springs Road
• Stryker soldier dies of injuries sustained in Aug. 27 bombing in Afghanistan
• Financial hardships might shutter sober house for women in Fairbanks
• Float plane stalls, flips on North Pole pond
• Fairbanks Labor Day parade honors workers
• Fairbanks bee guru rakes in honey, spreads vital knowledge
• Vehicles vandalized at Delta Junction boat launch
• Big fall chum run hits Yukon River
• Fairbanks land trust shielding sensitive areas from development
• Visitor industry sees modest gains: International traffic helps salvage season
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Sept. 4
• West Fairbanks joyride leads to arrest, damages
• Hundreds attend memorial in Fairbanks walk for 11-year-old killed on way to school
• Fairbanks man pleads to choking mother of his child
• Fatal accident prompts calls for safety measures on Fairbanks street
• Alaska Court of Appeals re-affirms Bottcher sentence in drunken driving fatality
• UAF earns STARS gold rating for sustainability
• Memorial honors Fort Wainwright soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Memorial honors Fort Wainwright soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Fairbanks elementary hosting memorial walk for student who died from car accident
• School to host memorial walk for Fairbanks student killed by SUV
• Borough Assembly moves forward non-union merit pay, plan remains nebulous
• Borough Assembly moves forward non-union merit pay, plan remains nebulous
• Vehicle that brought down road sign in Fairbanks left license plate behind
• Vehicle that brought down sign left license plate behind
• Fairbanks has wet August, but how wet?
• Fairbanks has wet August, but how wet?
• Late blight outbreak affects potato producers
• Input sought on ski trail improvements
• Lone wolf goes the distance
• TVC unveils new pediatrics department
• Judge rules on '241' plot evidence
• Fairbanks man arrested for alleged pot grow
• Truck nudged into neutral, rolls into slough
• Truck not at fault in fatal motorcycle accident
• McCoy named as UAF Geophysical Institute director
• UAF names space scientist Geophysical Institute director
• Fairbanks boy dies from injuries after being hit by SUV
• Delta woman accused of fraud, theft from bank
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug. 31
• Work on Tanana Bridge scheduled to start soon
• Fire in Dot Lake leaves homes without heat, water, laundry
• New Fairbanks borough bus lines close to fruition
• A shave too close: CTC cosmetology program gets cut
• UAF Bucket List
• UAF’s Wild Wireless Web Gets New Sheriff: UAlaska
• Matanuska Experiment Farm testing soccer, golf turfgrass
• It takes a village: Students design live-in experiment
• Accident closes roads at intersection of Cushman St., Airport Way
• TheatreUAF hosting fall auditions
• Lammers’ apples a fall tradition
• Payne promises to bring creativity to dean job
• UAF Police Blotter
• UAF administration dedicated to outdoor education
• Fairbanks sixth-grader in critical condition after being struck by vehicle
• Here we go again…
• Nookraker: ASUAF summer committee gets “B” rating
• Borough asks judge to dismiss Miller lawsuit
• Realty company off Badger Road installs flag visible by dawns early light
• Two Interior residents missing on Alaska rivers
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug. 30
• 'Punitive' financial disclosure forms blamed for lack of North Pole candidates
• Fairbanks-based soldier killed in Afghanistan during patrol
• Tri-Valley teens become emergency trauma technicians
• Alaska Fish & Game, Creamer’s Field at odds over miscommunication
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug. 29
• Doyon Limited announces 2011 dividend
• Resource Data Inc. adds new programmer/analyst
• Borough refinances bond at lower interest rate
• Fairbanks spared travel inconvenience as Irene hits East Coast
• Fairbanks' Denali Elementary struggling with federal progress benchmarks
• Athabascan beadwork forms basis for mosaic artwork at Fairbanks visitors center
• Charges upheld in '241' murder plot case
• Alaska public broadcasting system backs off merger plans
• Alaska Redistricting Board will use federal act to defend controversial disctrict
• Veterans meet at Alaska summit to discuss concerns
• Museum offering docent training
• Orientation events welcome students to campus, community
• New potato developed for the Alaska market
• Hope Counseling Center celebrates 10 years
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug. 26
• Assembly votes to add school bonds to October ballot
• Assembly passes ordinance affecting collective bargaining process
• Fundraiser for Somalia planned
• Diabetes prevention PSAs available for use
• Alaska Nanooks hockey to join WCHA
• The experiment that never ends
• New NOAA facility in Fairbanks keeping tabs on satellites, atmosphere
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug. 25
• Man reports assault at transfer site
• Camera crew films Alaska State Troopers for reality show
• Twin brothers win Distinguished Citizens award
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug. 24
• Morning Star Ranch director resigns, ranch temporarily closes
• Fairbanks man accused of sexual assault
• Motorcycle crash hurts North Pole man
• Testimony begins in court-martial of Fort Wainwright soldier accused of murdering his wife
• Back to School for Fairbanks - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug. 23
• Officials tout new South Cushman homeless living facility
• Amendment passed to prepay Fairbanks downtown parking garage bonds
• Fairbanks City Council considers fee waivers for Polaris Building renovation
• Borough's wood stove swap program burning through funds
• Community and Technical College open house
• Rural residents attend growers’ school in Fairbanks
• Fairbanks student’s project is start of an unmanned journey
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug. 22
• Fairbanks biologist strives for sustainability
• ANWR draft in public comment phase: Open house in Fairbanks Wednesday
• Multiple homes burglarized in Geist Road area
• Fairbanks teachers have their first day of class, too
• New South Cushman homeless facility receives funding
• Bear makes grab for camper near Fairbanks
• Fairbanks City Council will consider amendment to curb requests for bed-tax funds
• Alaska Satellite Facility celebrates 20th anniversary
• New student housing at University of Alaska Fairbanks goes sustainable
• Angel Rocks trailhead undergoing repair work after vandals strike
• Quilts donated to law enforcement comfort young victims
• Competition for Borough Assembly Seat H heats up as familiar faces join
• Unoccupied home in South Fairbanks damaged by fire
• Agritourism builds in the valley
• Information from space, via Alaska, for 20 years
• Public Safety Report — August 19
• Gun threat on Fort Wainwright leads to arrest
• Alaska troopers rescue man from 'Into the Wild' trek
• Assembly looks to scrap gas trucking measure
• Man sentenced for fatal accident that killed Fairbanks teen
• CTC to host paramedic academy graduation
• Prax makes local political presence known
• Fairbanks man accused of harrassing local family
• Library Commission doesn't support use of capital funds for roof project
• Man accused of walking out of Anchorage Key Bank vault with $4.3M
• Vaccine clinic planned
• UAF Really Free Market offers freecycling
• Fairbanks courthouse employee arrested on drug charge is out on bail
• Planning commission rejects guest house zoning, sends plan back to Fairbanks Borough Assembly
• Vandals hit popular Fairbanks area hiking trail, Angel Rocks
• Nonprofit group Access Alaska sponsors day to identify issues with borough bus system
• Fort Knox gives $1M to UAF mining school
• Kinross donates $1 million to UAF for mining research
• $1 million Kinross Gold gift supports engineering students
• Fire science summer academy graduation
• Scientist highlights the wild side under the sea
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug.16
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug.16
• Lawyers argue legalities in '241' Fairbanks militia case
• Lawyers argue legalities in '241' militia case
• Fairbanks North Star School Board member retracts resignation
• Fairbanks North Star School Board retracts resignation
• Murkowski mediates panel discussing federal role in Alaska land management
• Murkowski mediates panel discussing federal role in Alaska land management
• Candidate filings for local offices sees busy last day
• Suspicious packages sent to offices of Alaska congressmen; buildings evacuated
• Michael Angaiak’s role as an Alaska educator is practically genetic
• Access Alaska hosts ‘Ride the Bus Day’
• UAF climbing wall almost ready to scale
• Troopers warn Fairbanksans about deceptive sales practices
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug. 15
• A high-country Eden for sockeye salmon
• Military takes issue with Fairbanks tactical store
• Fairgoers hang in till soggy end
• Open house planned for Tanana River bridge project
• Demolition begins on old OK Lumber building
• The Diner is temporarily closed after grease fire Saturday
• Senior games get their start in Fairbanks
• Fairbanks borough's planning commission targets guest homes
• Appeals court upholds Fairbanks man's sentence
• High gold prices are boon to businesses that supply prospectors
• Fairbanks woman accused of choking her stepdaughter
• Tanana Valley State Fair bake-off brings out tastiest of Fairbanks
• Arrests made in three Tok burglaries
• Fairbanks school board to address board member's ambivalent resignation
• Wal-Mart clerk nabbed for gift card theft
• Copper crooks hit Fairbanks area ski resort
• Redistricting is a bloody mess, but adequate
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug. 11
• Fairbanks homeowner fights off intruder
• Fairbanks North Star Borough School District releases preliminary progress results
• Chena Lake visitor center hosts dedication ceremony
• Former UAF student pleads guilty to harassment
• Guest lecturer to speak about child-rearing
• Climbing wall, terrain park boost outdoor recreation
• 8 injured in two-car collision near Healy
• Fairbanks police: Complaints led to drug bust
• Golden Heart Utilities hikes water, sewer rates
• Gardeners display bounties at Tanana Valley State Fair
• School board member has yet to formally resign
• Witness intervention may have saved victim from stabbing
• Moth outbreak results in defoliation
• Tourist dies in motorcycle accident on Alaska's Dalton Highway
• UAF day at the fair
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug. 9
• Speeches led FBI to Cox, Fairbanks militia
• Sen. Murkowski leads delegation on Alaska tour
• Fairbanks North Star Borough keeps stable credit rating from S&P
• Fairbanks City Council passes new rules for chauffeurs licenses
• UAF to celebrate agriculture at Palmer event
• Fairbanks showcases its talent at Tanana Valley State Fair
• Clear commander works toward detection perfection
• Massive amounts of rock needed for new Tanana River bridge
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug. 8
• No frost but cooler weather settles in to Interior Alaska
• Sign up for 2012 Yukon Quest begins with veterans, luminaries
• Borough land nomination program ends first phase
• Fairbanks man given civilian awards by Army
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug. 7
• 80th Tanana Valley State Fair gets under way
• UAF Police Blotter: Through August 3, 2011
• Fairbanks winters get warmer as normals recalculated
• Candidates start to file for Fairbanks-area offices
• Appeals court reverses Fairbanks man’s conviction on escape charge
• Airport ramp agent charged with theft after sting
• Cleanup of spill from rolled tanker now complete
• Fish Tech Center’s role expanded, redefined
• Frost advisory issued for parts of Tanana Valley tonight
• 2 soldiers killed in Afghanistan honored at Fort Wainwright memorial service
• Former Fairbanks pastor sentenced for sex with teen
• Plan to truck gas to Interior Alaska lauded by Fairbanks area leaders
• Students' garden at Fairbanks school vandalized
• Tanana Valley State Fair staff work to prepare for opening day
• GVEA, Flint Hills partner to truck natural gas to Fairbanks
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug. 4
• Yukon kings meet Canada escapement goal
• Fairbanks man buys car, burns it
• Riverboat cruise will benefit Autism Society of Alaska
• Local nursing students receive scholarships
• National Public Radio standouts to perform in Fairbanks
• Online resource offers Alaska-based science curriculum
• Mycological Society of America 79th annual meeting
• Study of a dying glacier
• Perennial garden is an annual event
• Dump truck tips, spills asphalt on Farmers Loop
• Fairbanks murder suspect appears in court
• Flag that few over Ground Zero comes to Fort Wainwright
• Non-motorized projects laid out for Fairbanks
• Canadian mining firm builds Fairbanks presence
• Home burns in North Pole
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug. 2
• Assembly to revisit salary freeze
• July was wet, dry, in between in Fairbanks
• Fairbanks man charged with sexual assault
• Fort Wainwright soldier shot by troopers at Delta Junction campground
• Four drug bust suspects arraigned
• Filing period for Fairbanks local office opens
• Fairbanksan has been guiding tours for four decades
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Aug. 1
• Man runs entire 92-mile road through Denali National Park and Preserve
• Looking back in Fairbanks — July 31
• State says plans for Illinois Street only slightly behind schedule
• GVEA's new charitable program distributes first donations
• Fire in Denali National Park doubles in size
• Nine arrested Friday in multi-agency raid on Fairbanks residence
• Bear frequenting popular Fairbanks hiking trail
• Road work wraps up around Interior
• Two gas station armed robberies possibly linked
• Four implicated in theft of small change
• Dozing driver causes three-car crash on Chena Hot Springs Road
• Largest recorded tundra fire yields scientific surprises
• Lectures offer insight on the octopus, ethnobotany
• Bombing simulation brings area emergency responders to UAF for training
• UAF presents Family Cultural Night
• '241' defendant in Fairbanks murder conspiracy case denied bail
• UAF Police Blotter: Through July 27, 2011
• Port authority sees hope in latest gas line report
• Judge delays decision in '241' bail hearing
• Tundra fires could affect climate change: 2007 Anaktuvuk River Fire released tons of carbon into air
• Fort Wainwright gate closed Thursday for emergency exercise
• Bail hearing postponed for fatal beating suspect
• Decision expected Monday on whether '241' defendant gets bail in federal case
• Sea ice study goes beyond the numbers
• Fort Wainwright training exercises wrap up
• Fairbanks man accused of assault with broom, lumber
• AARP leader talks of saving social programs from cuts during Fairbanks visit
• Attorneys seek gag order in Fairbanks '241' militia trial
• Soldier found dead identified
• Fire burns vacant mobile home
• Prosecutors seek partial gag order for lawyer in '241' militia case
• Interior Alaska rivers rising after heavy rainfall
• EXERCISE ONLY – Scenario: campus closure
• Young Fairbanks murder suspect appears in court
• Gas pipeline chief says he'll keep Fairbanks up to date
• Looking back in Fairbanks — July 27
• As education period ends, arrests to follow for synthetic marijuana
• Traffic light at Phillips Field Road intersection is down, out
• Low tide reveals rare marine reptile fossil find
• Scientists identify hibernation-inducing signaling mechanism
• Unmanned aircraft to assist oil spill response
• Fairbanks City Council approves sale of Chena Building
• Kelsey Wallace of Bethel crowned Miss WEIO
• Fires south of Fairbanks cool in rain
• UAF to conduct disaster exercise
• Demolitions training planned for today
• UAF conducting disaster response drill
• '241' informant gets lighter sentence on Mat-Su felony charges
• UAF hosting Arctic Ocean policy workshop
• UAF Police Blotter: Through July 20, 2011
• Looking back in Fairbanks — July 25
• Ballot measure will tighten home-heating rules, increase fines
• Governor’s Picnic is draw for residents, tourists
• Sound production specialist Josh Bennett keeps Fairbanks concerts sounding great
• WEIO photo gallery
• Looking back in Fairbanks — July 24
• Missing Anderson has not been found
• Candidate filing dates announced for borough, Fairbanks, North Pole open seats
• Couple uses sonar to bring closure to loved ones
• Mountain bike park is made at Goldstream community center
• Wildfire flares up in Tanana Flats
• Missing Healy man’s body found Friday
• Airman dies at Eielson
• Redistricting map case set for January trial in Fairbanks
• Traffic light knocked down twice
• WEIO arts, crafts fair showcases Native vendors
• Alaska redistricting case to be heard in Fairbanks in January
• Accidents knocks out traffic signal, light pole at Illinois, Phillips Field
• Body of missing Healy man found
• The chaos behind the wall socket
• Borough Assembly clears money to study gas distribution plans
• Tiny tots square off in WEIO Native Baby Contest
• Group of residents bring traffic issues near school to Borough Assembly
• Fahrenkamp Park Grand Opening
• UAF disaster exercise to occur next week
• Lectures to focus on fermenting, local food
• UAF presents Family Cultural Night
• Sale to feature Alaska’s historical photos
• UAF to conduct disaster exercise
• Family concerned after Healy man goes missing
• Looking back in Fairbanks — July 21
• Guerrilla gardeners use flower power to brighten downtown Fairbanks
• Fairbanks City Council eyes license changes, Chena Building sale
• 50th anniversary WEIO Games get under way
• Cocktails and Cyanide brings murder mystery to Schaible auditorium
• Soldier killed in Afghanistan remembered
• New Chena Lake visitors center is open to public
• Fairbanks Natural Gas seeks to expand with Alaska Gasline Port Authority
• State OKs Eva Creek wind farm near Healy
• WEIO ceremonial opening held at site of 1961 games
• Fairbanks locksmith pleads guilty to stealing old currency
• Farm is second full-time job with the best benefits
• School construction bond package shrinks to $20.3M
• Denali visitor center gets July snowfall
• Deadline for 'bridge loans' program nearing
• Dedication for Sen. Stevens gallery planned
• Immunization clinic offered Thursday in North Pole
• Lecture to focus on climate change
• Fairbanks’ premier duct tape event to launch July 24
• Plane crash in Delta kills Fairbanks pilot
• Two Fairbanks-based Stryker soldiers killed, 7 injured in Afghanistan
• Eielson goes green with new housing development
• FedEx driver hopes to take road to national championship
• Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival caters to students, spectators
• Fairbanks man helps build recycled school in Guatemala
• Looking back in Fairbanks — July 18
• The salary project
• Fairbanks firefighters face extra workload
• Miss Eskimo Indian Olympics Queen winners recount experience of becoming WEIO royalty
• Fairbanks North Star Borough mayor seeks end to stipends
• United Way of Tanana Valley sets fundraising record
• Visiting teen wrecks grandparent's car
• Cancer center renamed to honor J. Michael Carroll
• Fairbanks City Council to consider sale of downtown Chena Building
• Sentencing delayed in sex abuse trial of former Fairbanks pastor
• Fairbanks police seek suspect in downtown homicide
• Voters to weigh in on Fairbanks air pollution issue this fall
• Construction season sweeps across UAF
• Scientists seek to increase science literacy
• UAF Police Blotter: Through July 12, 2011
• Duct tape flotilla to take over Chena River
• Former Fort Wainwright soldier gets 5 years in sex abuse case
• Missing Two Rivers boy, father found in California
• Looking back in Fairbanks — July 14
• State boosts aid to Interior Alaska governments
• Lifelong Fairbanks woman named to lead Daily News-Miner
• World’s forests role in carbon storage immense, profound
• Rural honors students live the scientific life for a week
• Buzzed by the same bird?
• July so far: warm with little rain
• UAF works to get salmon on Alaska school menus
• Honey heist at UAF leaves hives vacant
• Delta Junction man arrested on drug charges after meth found in car
• Bill would bar Park Service from enforcing regulations on Yukon-Charley waterways
• UAF presents Family Cultural Night
• ASUAF Briefs – July 13, 2011
• Cocktails and Cyanide: An evening with Deborah Blum
• Fairbanks sues over redistricting
• Explore Fairbanks invites students to Chena Lakes
• Film festival seeks submissions
• Looking back in Fairbanks — July 13
• Kaltag fish processing plant closes for summer
• Wet, cool weather keeps firefighters at home
• Thieves leave backpack behind after Delta Junction burglary
• Winners of Denali Park Road lottery announced
• Train hits intoxicated man asleep on tracks in Fairbanks
• Fairbanks fans of Harry Potter excited as release of last movie looms
• Fairbanks borough mulls wood exchange program
• North Pole man admits decades-old sexual abuse
• Fort Yukon teen arrested for armed robbery
• Huslia man pleads guilty to assault
• Serial burglar apprehended on UAF campus
• Rural Alaska Honors Institute to host graduation ceremony
• Extension provides help preserving fish
• Lectures to focus on garden pests, wood heat
• Tunes at the Top of the World – A Jaunt to the Dawson City Music Festival
• ‘Pedouin’ family moving on after Fairbanks adventure
• Retail-focused road work scheduled
• Fairbanks boasts rising opera star in ‘The Elixir of Love’ production
• Locals among Murkowski interns
• Film festival seeking entries
• New structure designed to help earthquake-proof Fairbanks school
• Fairbanks-raised sisters start San Diego-based charity to send packages to troops abroad
• Seafood donation pours into Fairbanks Food Bank
• Volunteers sought for Harding Lake search
• Love INC offers riverboat cruise
• Former commander returns to his post at Fort Wainwright
• Chileans make journey to Alaska along Pan American Highway
• Flint Hills refinery's complaint against pipeline owners dismissed
• Troopers believe trio of Delta Junction fires are arsons
• UAF Police Blotter: Through July 6, 2011
• Apartment fire causes minimal damage
• Search called off for man missing at Harding Lake
• No arrests made in boating crackdown in Interior Alaska
• Purse snatcher gets suspended sentence
• Prosecutors release photos of '241' weapons to argue against bail
• Family event to explore Filipino culture
• Schaeffer Cox’s lawyers want several charges thrown out in '241' militia plot
• Fairbanks robbery victim recovering in Anchorage
• Tanacross village school vandalized as property crime mounts in area
• High rivers keep king salmon run a mystery
• Fairbanks man faces child porn charges
• Google+ and the buzz wave of change
• Google+ and the buzz wave of change
• Hinder becomes Blue Loon’s next “Nightmare”
• Scientists use UAV to study Stellar sea lions
• UAF professor to test UAV’s for Coast Guard
• Fairbanks woman knows greenhouse business from root to bloom
• Journey into the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes
• Report: In-state gas line is do-able for Alaska
• Gas line report cheered — and jeered — for its omissions
• Robbery suspect eludes capture
• Flood warnings hit Salcha
• King salmon run remains below normal
• Flood advisory issued for lower Salcha River
• North Pole celebrates the Fourth of July with classic events
• City Council seeks solution to contract negotiations with Fairbanks Police
• Armed robber eludes Fairbanks-area police
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — July 5
• Search is on for man missing at Harding Lake
• Borough seeks natural gas study ahead of fall vote
• Showers expected in Fairbanks area today
• False alarm locks down apartments
• Fairbanks summer celebration volunteer’s efforts are golden
• Ester's Annex Gallery plans to close in December
• Police lock down apartments after neighbor reports false alarm
• Fairbanks family of 11 waits to start anew after fire destroys everything
• Fort Wainwright soldier arrested in connection with child pornography
• Fairbanks Old Navy collects items for Alaska soldiers
• UAF joins research on childhood obesity in indigenous groups
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — July 3
• Police chase turns into river rescue
• Vetoed funding sends Fairbanks library on hunt for roof repair money
• Boy Scout injured on hike rescued by helicopter
• Tanana man charged with sexually abusing minor
• Myriad ways to celebrate Fourth of July in Fairbanks
• ASUAF Briefs – June 29, 2011
• UAF Police Blotter: Through June 27, 2011
• Alaskan ex-pat pens Hemingway biography
• Starting the conversation
• Registration open for Summer Arts Festival
• Looking back in Fairbanks — July 1
• Fort Wainwright ceremony honors soldier killed in Afghanistan
• University of Alaska Fairbanks spared severe budget cuts
• Fairbanks weather station still operates after 100 years
• Rain quenches Hastings Fire
• Lecture series: Insects after Aleutian eruption
• North Pole '241' militia suspect asks for lower bail amount
• UAF empties dorm after faulty facade discovered
• Anchorage man and two sons rescued after getting lost near Tanacross
• Fight at strip club sends three to jail, one to hospital
• Heavy rain makes Steese Highway hazardous at 155 Mile
• Hensleys to give perspective on ANCSA at public lecture
• Unmanned aircraft offer options for wildlife observation
• Researchers seek childhood obesity prevention strategies
• More rain on way for Interior Alaska
• Fairbanks man in jail on drug charge accused of trying to kill witness
• Rate hikes considered for water, sewer fees in Fairbanks
• Looking back in Fairbanks — June 29
• Wendell Avenue bridge closed through July 12
• Weather Service to celebrate centennial at UAF
• Alumni to present piano concert
• Alaska summer is short for the alder flycatcher
• Fairbanks police officer involved in cinema scuffle
• GVEA approves Alaska's largest wind project for Healy area
• Fairbanks City Council delays vote on police contract
• North Pole man accused of stealing copper
• Fairbanks expands clean-burn heater exchange program
• North Pole man charged with stealing copper wire
• Emergency repairs to close Moore Hall
• Locals concerned about state equipment contracting
• Thunderstorm rips through Two Rivers
• Healy high schooler prepares for future
• One year late, $46 million Fairbanks fish hatchery remains sidelined by water quality problems
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — June 27
• Summer programs helping keep Fairbanks youth fed
• Volunteers yank 3,240 pounds of invasive plants during Weed Smackdown
• Former Lathrop student hopes to turn double bass talent into performing career
• Looking Back in Fairbanks —June 26
• 2 French explorers sailing across North Pole on sea ice expedition
• UAF Police Blotter: Through June 25, 2011
• Mick Durham takes over Nanook Men’s basketball
• UAF, Institute of the North form arctic research partnership
• North Pole woman competes to be named best Army reservist in America
• Bonanza! The hidden treasure of Alaska’s state recreation sites
• Alaska Railroad helps ice park move to new location
• Vision Fairbanks plan dealt big blow by Fairbanks Borough Assembly
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — June 25
• Roads, parking lots closed near Moore Hall
• Input sought on ski trail improvements
• Crews repair damage to Steese, Taylor highways; roads reopened
• Alaska State Troopers plan to crack down on drunken boating
• Fairbanks borough assembly backs partial pay freeze
• Teachers take time out of summer to learn about incorporating arts into education
• Fairbanks residents weigh in on Chukchi Sea drilling
• Woman robbed in downtown Fairbanks
• Lectures to highlight commercial fishing, Alaska blueberries
• Report shows heat pumps economically viable in Alaska
• Alaska wild fish headed to rural school lunches
• UAF presents Family Cultural Night
• Obama talks of 30,000-plus troops leaving Afghanistan, sets timetable
• Final 2 sentenced in Red Fox bar brawl
• Municipal email policies under review
• 10-year-old boy on bike hit by car
• Dog missing after downtown fire found
• Social media marketing brings Missouri family to Fairbanks for '7 Days of Solstice'
• Redistricting might prompt Fairbanks borough lawsuit
• Police seek witnesses of fatal downtown Fairbanks hit-and-run
• Walk and picnic planned to benefit American Tinnitus Association
• Field Day 2011 planned for radio operators
• Murder by Death to “knock the (Pub’s) doors down”
• Warrant issued in possible Two Rivers custody dispute
• Downtown Fairbanks rezoning plan gets another chance
• Heroin bust snares two Fairbanks newcomers
• Fairbanks Grizzlies show they're mathletes, too
• Fairbanks school board to meet for final budget approval
• Climate change and the people of the Mesa
• Fire scholarships announced
• Longtime barber espouses love of the industry, life in Alaska
• Small fire reported at Fairview Manor
• Crews monitor Hastings Fire, prepare for a downgrade
• Thousands crowd downtown Fairbanks for 30th annual Midnight Sun Festival
• UAF Police Blotter: Through June 16, 2011
• UAF investigates cracked window mystery
• Midnight Sun Run draws gambit of costumes, diehards, newcomers
• UAF researcher’s Iraq air-quality studies raise alarms
• Juneteenth celebration sees fourth year in Fairbanks
• Borough Assembly prepares to debate salary freeze
• Mobile breast cancer detection truck hits the road
• Search crews rescue disabled ATV driver after rollover
• Construction begins on $2M storage building on Creamer's Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge
• Former borough employee pleads to using gas card to steal more than $1K
• Firefighter working on Hastings Fire injured by falling tree
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — June 18
• Lecture to focus on cold-climate biogas
• Construction prompts traffic revision on campus
• Scientist analyzes the nucleus of comet Hartley 2
• Experience 7 Days of Solstice in Fairbanks with Missouri family
• Friends, coworkers remember fallen Stryker Jeffrey Sherer
• Fairbanks borough sees red flags over Ice Alaska’s new home
• Alaska Department of Transportation uses wandering weigh station to patrol truck traffic
• Deadline approaches for new Alaska student scholarship
• More trouble for Nenana man accused of assault
• Lectures: Arctic landscape and sustainable living
• My student government can kick your student government’s ass
• Fairbanks-based soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Rogue glacier again getting people’s attention
• Looking back in Fairbanks — June 16
• Fires destroy 2 homes in North Pole
• Pollution prevention plan could grow under retooled borough measure
• Airmen training in Interior Alaska as part of Northern Edge exercises
• Tourist safely rescued after logjam snares boater
• NOAA leader to speak at webinar
• UAF presents Family Cultural Night
• Teenagers injured in Harding Lake accident
• $393 million in military projects slated for Interior Alaska
• Ice Alaska inks land deal as director eyes nearby area for expansion
• State board rejects college-bases charter school in Fairbanks
• Looking back in Fairbanks —
• North Pole dad is hot nationwide
• Yukon River king salmon run in question
• Emails show Palin, aides critical of former state Rep. Jay Ramras
• Looking back in Fairbanks — June 14
• One Fairbanks home destroyed, one damaged by Sunday fires
• Lecture series invites participants to ‘Discover Alaska’
• Looking back in Fairbanks — June 13
• Gateway to Recovery Detox Center operating at capacity
• Favorable weather stalls Interior wildfires
• Bike trip is followed by road trip to Golden Heart City for downtown communications director Amy Nordrum
• UAF hosting 'Inside Out' open house for high school juniors, seniors, parents
• Fairbanks school district adds barcodes to books
• Fire camp crews provide huge support service for Alaska firefighters
• Eielson power plant set for $54 million upgrade
• UAF makes exchange deal with Mongolian school
• Volunteers scour land and slough picking up trash on cleanup day
• Campuses unite to discuss students’ futures
• UAF Police Blotter: Through June 9, 2011
• Barenaked Ladies flash through Fairbanks
• Ice Alaska could pay big bucks for new site
• Mental health technician at Boys and Girls Home of Alaska charged with sexual abuse of minor
• 92-year-old woman hit by car dies Thursday
• Firefighters take advantage of rain to secure lines
• UAF opens for Inside Out
• Lecture series explores Alaska’s lands and seas
• Fire is a natural part of the boreal forest ecosystem
• ASUAF Briefs – June 10, 2011
• How many Alaska glaciers? There’s no easy answer
• Ice park close to securing deal on new home
• North Pole man wins national title of 'Hottest Military Dad'
• Rain stunts activity of Interior fires
• Two fires burn apartments on Fort Wainwright
• Cantwell group wants to build shooting range
• Free movies offered all summer at UAF
• Lecture series brings the world to local families
• One person charged in Fairbanks multi-car pileup, ensuing melee
• Lawyer seeks dismissal of case for '241' militia defendant
• Strong winds briefly threaten crews battling Hastings Fire north of Fairbanks
• Chena Hot Springs Resort set to receive $1 million grant for geothermal power
• Fairbanks Girl Scouts take hope from Wisconsin court ruling in bid to remain independent
• Marine Advisory Program launches climate change resource site
• UAF Police Blotter: May 22 – May 31, 2011
• UAF names Durham new men’s head basketball coach
• Student Profile: Meet Mari
• Sustainability Director updates community on new initiatives
• EPA OKs Alaska Railroad Tanana bridge permit
• Fairbanks borough looking for support services for firefighters
• Internet age takes a bite out of the Fairbanks phone book
• Fairbanks Borough Assembly members suggest revamping pay freeze
• Alaska redistricting maps draw mixed reactions
• Burnout works on Hasting Fire but firefighters keep a watch as winds shift
• Power plant to get new lease on life
• Regents give approval across the board
• UAF experts say shellfish toxin likely to be a problem again this year
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — June 7
• Fairbanks City Council halts additional fluoride in city water
• Fire near Chena Pump Road destroys cabin
• Performance testing: Practice runways give local Bush pilots a place to hone their skills
• UA Regents sign deal with teachers unions
• The pretty campus: UAF goes green (literally)
• Summer movie guide – 2011
• Denali Park Road Lottery goes online-only
• ORI Director, CTC Dean named
• Blessing at Troth Yeddha’ signals first step in repatriation
• Begich stresses education to RAHI students
• ASUAF Briefs – June 3, 2011
• Trace Adkins to play Fairbanks show as scheduled
• Fire destroys country star Trace Adkins' home
• Fairbanks North Star Borough examines use, abuse of Van Tran program
• Denali area shooters to discuss new rifle range
• Ann Dolney keeps namesake greenhouse running for 45 years
• Search still ongoing for missing musher
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — June 6
• Fort Knox gold mine worker dies in fall
• Alaska State Troopers find truck, no sign of missing Iditarod musher
• Fairbanks relay teams rally against cancer
• Ice Alaska finds new home
• Canadian tiger swallowtail butterflies nothing new to Interior
• Hastings Fire still growing toward northwest
• Weekly market to begin in downtown Fairbanks
• Fairbanks-based Stryker soldier killed in Afghanistan identified
• Cleanup continues at site of auto parts store fire
• Growing winds push Hastings Fire northwest
• Three teens accused of robbery being held without bail
• Joe Usibelli to share stories of life, career at Davis Concert Hall
• Nonprofit Bread Line needs manager, board members to continue feeding homeless
• Cold Ocean Chemistry: Scientists unravel state of ocean ecosystem
• UAF to host ‘An Evening with Joe Usibelli’
• LARS offering summer tours
• Carbon footprint reduction webinar planned
• Cooler, damper weather aids Interior Alaska firefighters
• UAF regents approve power plant upgrade plan
• Birch Creek generator lost to fire
• School district talks bonds at Assembly work session
• Elderly woman hurt in downtown hit and run
• Looking back in Fairbanks — June 3
• Hastings Fire doubles in size as hundreds battle wildfires in Interior Alaska
• Looking back in Fairbanks — June 2
• Assessed value of trans-Alaska pipeline increases
• Troopers seek stolen World War II memorabilia
• New elementary school principals for 2011-2012 announced
• Maintenance planned for Peger Road
• Cold Ocean Chemistry: UAF tackles mystery of Alaska’s oceans
• Hastings Fire at 2,100 acres; crews battling smaller fires east of Fairbanks
• Railroad, agencies juggle Tanana River bridge permits
• Looking back in Fairbanks — June 1
• Boaters be warned: life jacket regulations are being enforced
• Salcha residents have opportunity to buy fire protection subscription
• Transcript error delays graduation for West Valley student
• UAF, Institute of the North form alliance
• Campus flower planting scheduled
• Borough Assembly raises price for garbage dumping at landfill
• Fairbanks 911 dispatcher handles emergencies in stride
• Annual mushing symposium will change schedule
• Fairbanks Wellness Court offers an escape from the DUI trap
• Summer program takes UAF to the market
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — May 31
• “Thaw of the Dead” breaks up quiet holiday weekend
• Cold Ocean Chemistry: Ocean Acidification turns Alaska’s seas into science lab
• LARS greets summer with new arrivals
• East Volkmar Fire grows to 16,000 acres; lightning sparks spot fires in Interior Alaska
• Fairbanks man dies in canoeing accident
• Fire strikes abandoned house off College Road
• The cost of a DUI: It’s not cheap and the impact is more than just financial
• Fairbanks hospital foundation launches million-dollar breast cancer fundraiser
• Fairbanks properties worth about $8.6 billion
• Interior Native leaders encourage repatriation of ancestral remains
• Fairbanks Borough Assembly will review grant for natural gas plans
• Record high temperatures settle over Interior Alaska
• Earl, Fairbanks' famed missing owl, found safe
• Hearing held in lawsuit about Joe Miller's borough records
• All-white moose sighted near Delta Junction
• UAF’s Freitag chosen for student regent
• Facility repurposing high on regents agenda
• Lunchtime garden lecture series begins June 1
• Whitener named Community and Technical College dean
• Assessing the influence of Alaska glaciers is slippery work
• Westbound Yukon Drive closed for construction
• Juneau high schoolers to unveil rebuilt sea otter skeleton
• Campus police investigating incident at Patty Center
• UAF Really Free Market offers freecycling
• Monuments to veterans added at Fort Wainwright memorial park
• Fire strikes Van Horn NAPA auto parts store
• Probe finds Fairbanks police officer broke staff rules
• Public commission proposes more funding for Fairbanks' wood stove program
• Hot weather in Interior remains fire concern going into holiday weekend
• Woman from Eagle River dies in ATV accident on remote mountain
• University of Alaska Fairbanks officials send out alert of possible grizzly sighting near campus
• Fire crews tackle blaze northeast of Delta Junction
• Looking back in Fairbanks — May 26
• Downtown Fairbanks to get new mural
• Memorial Day celebration to be held at Pioneer Park
• Law Enforcement Torch Run on Saturday raises $10,000
• Road near UAF closed for construction
• Moose Mountain fire update
• Summer senate eyes internal revitalization
• Postal Service moving distribution center from Anchorage to Denver
• Home-schooled students attend commencement
• Expect a fight in Juneau over early education for pre-schoolers
• Vernons lose IRS tax fight
• South Fairbanks blaze consumes 3 acres while sparing homes
• Looking back in Fairbanks — May 25
• Organic farmer goes where the gigs are
• Fundraiser for 6-year-old cancer victim Wednesday
• Retired Teachers offers scholarships
• Grass fire ignites by Steese Highway
• City leases downtown Chena Building to new charter school, fluoride ordinance read
• Gov. Parnell: Gas line plans won’t neglect Interior needs
• Fairbanks Animal Shelter Fund’s annual meeting set for Thursday
• Summer reading sign-up begins today at area libraries
• Memorial Day events planned for Pioneer Park
• Boy riding bicycle runs into truck: Lad taken to hospital after incident on Noble Street
• Healy couple translates New Testament to Gwich’in language
• Crews gain on Moose Mountain, Healy wildfires
• Annual Clucking Blossom melds art, music, poetry, nature
• Moose Mountain continues to burn
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — May 22
• Site of former Sunset Strip lounge in Fairbanks burns
• City proposes to hand over J.P. Jones Community Center to interdenominational alliance
• Central man killed in crash on Steese Highway
• Trooper request assistance in locating Two Rivers man
• Fire in South Fairbanks damages vehicles, sparks short-term evacuations
• Crews controlling 700-acre wildfire north of Goldstream Valley
• Goldstream Valley sees the start of fire season
• 2010-2011 Sun Star Reader Survey
• 6 Raven Correspondence School grads take the stage
• Fairbanks burn victim dies
• Controlled burn held at Creamer's Field
• Man runs across state to raise money for Wounded Warriors Project
• Small schools warily watch enrollment numbers
• Memorial Day 6V6 Tournament
• Hutchison graduates unite one last time
• North Pole grads leave their legacy
• Grass fire in Galena destroys musher's home
• Greenup officially arrives in Fairbanks
• Fires near Delta Junction extinguished or controlled
• Young yaks go missing in Two Rivers
• Names of Stryker soldiers killed in Afghanistan released
• UAF researchers eye Sikuliaq science possibilities
• Fairbanks man drives 120 mph to avoid speeding ticket
• Earl, a popular gray owl used in Fairbanks education program, is missing
• BEST graduates represent diverse backgrounds, achievements
• West Valley shines on stage during graduation
• Fairbanks school district slashes bond proposal
• Borough, state funding approved for Fairbanks schools
• Fairbanks bicyclist run over by a car, twice
• ASUAF senate holds special session to certify elections, allocate funds
• Crews fighting 30-acre wildfire near Delta Junction
• Italian climber dies after falling 1,000 feet on Mount McKinley
• Eielson High School sends students off with a laugh
• Dead man’s estate is $500,000 theft victim
• Lathrop High School graduates 190 seniors
• University of Alaska Fairbans to launch new outdoor facility
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — May 17
• Three Fairbanks-based Stryker soldiers killed, two wounded in Afghanistan
• Graduates, families, friends celebrate at 2011 commencement
• Trainer, actor and director makes most of Fairbanks Drama Assoc.
• Tanana Middle School students find a winning idea
• Wildfires sparked around Fairbanks as weather warms, sun shines
• FMATS seeks input from pedestrians, bicyclists
• University of Alaska Fairbanks graduates 1,141 students
• 22 graduate from Monroe High School
• Transfer station mistake turns costly for hunter
• Athabascan elder Katie John receives honorary doctorate
• Denali National Park closed to snowmachines
• Disc golf open at Birch Hill
• Man suffers severe burns in fire at Fairbanks homeless camp
• 10 graduate from Effie Kokrine Charter School
• Dog digs its way into Fairbanks animal shelter
• Fairbanks borough probing impact of pay freeze
• Recycled gowns give green tint to University of Alaska graduation
• Murkowski lauds U.S. focus on the Arctic
• Awards highlight student research accomplishments
• Lecture to focus on ground source heat
• Taking a look at the past year
• ASUAF amends bylaws, sets summer agenda
• Final group of Strykers departs Fairbanks for Afghanistan
• Star of the North holds 2011 graduation
• Fairbanks Borough Assembly passes $141 million budget
• 6th person nabbed in connection with suspected drug lair
• Alaskans travel to Greenland for Arctic conference
• UAF to celebrate 89th commencement
• Strykers go on patrol in Afghanistan
• Looking back in Fairbanks — May 12
• Lane closed on University Avenue bridge
• Alaska Railroad open house planned
• Salcha bus route proposed
• UAF installs ocean acidification buoy in Alaska waters
• Jasper String Quartet to perform
• Law Enforcement Academy to graduate 20th session
• 3 arrested in connection with car break-ins in Fairbanks
• Call for new water system for North Pole homes with tainted water sees little support
• Fairbanks man arrested for alleged knife threat
• Sprinkler system saves Fairbanks apartment from fire
• Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce wants Alaska Legislature in session longer
• Vegetable gardening class scheduled
• UAF hosting energy lab groundbreaking ceremony
• Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly will debate budget Thursday
• NAACP vows to challenge sentence in College Road shooter case
• Fairbanks woman gets 2 years for embezzling bail money
• Yukon River breakup has anticlimactic end, to relief of those on banks
• Main '241' trial likely a year away
• Woodriver Elementary School students knit teddy bears and blankets for wounded warriors
• Looking back - May 9
• UAF announcer finds graduation a special thrill
• Poet, former Fairbanksan Joe Enzweiler dies
• Downtown zoning changes back in front of Borough Assembly for round two
• Science, faith, Native leaders meet to discuss environment
• Fairbanks Ice Dogs win junior hockey national championship
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — May 8
• Attorneys face off over use of torture in war time
• GVEA touts low-cost wind energy project to state
• Fairbanks thanks Alaska military with banquet tradition
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — May 7
• Seven Fairbanks residents face federal drug charges
• News-Miner publisher tapped to oversee Alaska Airlines' regional operations
• Four honored at 2011 Women of Distinction event
• State rejects plan to deregulate steam heat service in downtown Fairbanks
• Motorcycles on display at hospital for fundraiser
• Fairbanks borough residents demand libraries stay free
• West Valley students return from Academic Decathlon
• Exhibit examines balance of power and energy in Alaska
• Alaska's budget dispute puts federal dollars in jeopardy
• Stolen goods recovered from home
• Fairbanks voters might see another air quality measure on October ballot
• Looking back in Fairbanks — May 5
• Lathrop robotics team celebrates successful competition
• Returned Peace Corps volunteers to bring talents to UAF
• UAF student earns Fulbright scholarship
• Gene librarian Aren Gunderson keeps it cool
• Intoxicated man allegedly makes grab for children
• Alaskans head to South to volunteer in disaster relief efforts
• Engineering students make transition from electric snowmachines to bikes
• UAF will hold Campus Research Day
• Looking back in Fairbanks — May 4
• UAF celebrates second annual Campus Research Day
• University honors 2011 Usibelli Award recipients
• This week in music – May 3, 2011
• UAF student doesn’t phone it in on long distance education
• All quiet on the wasted front: UAF students behave themselves on Case Day
• After years of inactivity, UAF recycling stirs to life
• SpringFest: One final hurrah
• UAF women and men win on the pitch
• System Failure: Administration responds to muskoxen deaths
• Museum of the North brings ‘Power’ to the people
• Skills don’t help in mud volleyball
• Animal house: UAF opens doors to pets, at a price
• Local farm is almost a magical place
• Aesop rocks the Patty Center
• ASUAF Briefs – May 3, 2011
• A & E Briefs – May 3, 2011
• Science Briefs – May 3, 2011
• Where do we go from here?
• Looking back in Fairbanks — May 3
• Fort Wainwright, Eielson AFB increase security
• Climbers from Poland take the long way down
• Most Mount McKinley climbers use West Buttress route
• Fairbanks residents remember Sept. 11 following news of Osama bin Laden's death
• Old dogs, Alaska, and the New World
• Ice jam on Tanana River floods Salcha neighborhood
• Mountain guides provide a helping hand on McKinley at a hefty price
• Lathrop students showcase art, journalism and engineering projects
• Fairbanks family narrowly escapes house fire
• Alaska State Troopers need help identifying dead man
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — May 2
• Climbing Denali: The mountaineering event of a lifetime
• Fairbanks Rescue Mission begins phase two of recycling program
• Fairbanks teen rescued, arrested after ice floe carries him down Chena River
• Noel Wien librarian retires after more than 30 years
• Alaska supercomputing center’s layoffs may ease
• University of Alaska asks students to please not flush their socks
• Borough looking to expand recycling program
• Most real estate sanctions against Bartos upheld
• Tickets on sale for All-Sports Banquet
• NASA seeks public comment on rocket program
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 29
• Fairbanks borough assembly's ice park debate runs late into the night
• Fairbanks borough voters will decide fate of gas trucking plan
• Fairbanks man could get 3 1/2 years for cyclist's death
• 50 Fairbanks teachers sent notice of possible layoffs
• Snider, Dillon, Compton take top student awards
• Museum seeks artisans for expo and sale
• School of Management offers innovation workshop
• Scientist mixes fish guts and sawdust to create energy
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 28
• Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly faces competing resolutions about future of ice park grant
• Lawsuit filed against former state trooper
• Interior villages making plans to increase biomass use
• ‘Fed up’ Fairbanksans voice concerns at rally
• Campus to celebrate Springfest
• KidWind competition winners announced
• North Pole vehicle fire damages home, destroys SUV
• Royal wedding makes for late night watching in Fairbanks
• Cleanup Day set for May 7
• 'Gathering of Remembrance' commemorates victims of unsolved murder cases
• Energy projects paramount at Golden Valley Electric Association annual meeting
• Anti-federal rally seeks to draw attention to government
• New website features Alaska scientists
• New website features Alaska scientists
• Final rocket of 2011 to launch from Poker Flat
• Bludgering along: UAF Quidditchers prepare for match, final exams
• Meet your ASUAF 2011 candidates
• Dodging for cardiovascular research
• Meads, ales, and lagers, oh my!
• UAF Police Blotter – April 26, 2011
• ASUAF Briefs – April 26, 2011
• A & E Briefs – April 26, 2011
• UAF Sports Briefs – April 26, 2011
• Science Briefs – April 26, 2011
• Riches to the south
• Where to now, St. Peter?
• Tools of my trade
• ‘Share the road’ applies to everyone
• Wood Center evacuated when fire alarm trips
• Green Bikes helps students save money, environment
• NewCharter school seeks space in downtown Fairbanks Chena Building
• Stone Soup Cafe manager steps down to take a position at UAF
• 2 men charged for felony weapons misconduct
• University of Alaska Fairbanks professor visits Chernobyl site
• Lt. Gov. is today's Chamber luncheon speaker
• Caution: It’s not just men working on Fairbanks road crews
• Easter worshipers gather in downtown Fairbanks for sunrise service
• Three groups vie to host 2012 World Ice Art Championships
• Fairbanks police collar the dog that went to school
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — April 25
• More than $7,000 stolen in burglary
• Sesame Street entertains Fort Wainwright as part of special USO program for military children
• Yukon River likely to see dismal king salmon run
• Fairbanks could decide Monday to ban fluoride in drinking water
• May breakup looks likely for Tanana River
• Federal Subsistence Board to meet in Anchorage
• Victim of fatal mobile home fire in Fairbanks identified
• University of Alaska Fairbanks launches $5.3 million greenhouse project
• To hunt Easter eggs the modern way, Fairbanks students grab a GPS
• Fairbanks school district accused of discrimination
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — April 23
• Sock flushing runs Facilities Services through the ringer
• Moore students sleep tight, hoping bed bugs won’t bite
• Port Valdez invertebrates stabilized 26 years after quake
• Ceremony launches greenhouse construction project
• Westbound Yukon Drive closed for construction
• Museum to host annual open house
• Man charged in taxi robberies investigated for additional theft
• airbanks North Star Borough Assembly begins discussion on school bond proposal
• Lecture held on conflict between sea turtles, fishermen in India
• Sen. Begich to be in Healy
• Alaska Redistricting Board to hold public hearing
• Concert to feature wind symphony, dancers
• UAF students honored for sustainability efforts
• Greenhouse groundbreaking set for April 22
• Webinar: national ocean policy and the Arctic
• Placer mining workshop offered April 23
• Healy man sentenced in connection with fatal 2007 car crash
• Wood stove chimney causes fire in North Pole
• Field trip planned to focus on owls
• Immunization clinic to be held in North Pole
• Earth Day concert to benefit Camp Habitat
• Fire burns home on Farmers Loop
• Cab driver detains suspected robber
• Fairbanks North Star Borough School District budget in limbo as special session continues
• Motorist left scene after hitting, dragging cyclist
• BP announces Teachers of Excellence
• UAF Jazz Fest brings young dreamers to campus
• Actions are louder than words: Day of Silence at UAF
• West recognized for outstanding season
• Under the hood: Keeping up with UAF’s fleet is full-time job
• Hookers essential to winning scrums on the pitch
• UAF Sports Briefs – April 19, 2011
• Science Briefs – April 19, 2011
• UAF doesn’t need a ‘Second Amendment remedy’
• UAF Police Blotter – April 19, 2011
• ASUAF Briefs – April 19, 2011
• A & E Briefs – April 19, 2011
• End of the Flip
• Discover the ‘hidden’ valley
• …of the Year
• When the Civil War came to Alaska
• Parks Highway scenic byway meetings scheduled
• In-state gas line leaders share latest project news in Fairbanks
• Fairbanks elementary school students investigate higher education
• Fairbanks cab driver robbed in grocery store parking lot
• Fairbanks firefighters hold back from unserved Lakeview Terrace as mobile home burns
• Contract change at Steese Highway NOAA facility causes layoffs
• Riding on adrenaline: Fairbanks bullrider lives for rodeos
• Burns planned in Yukon Training Area
• Green building workshops planned
• Dart’s Dream Farm
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — April 18
• Bus fire at Bible Baptist deemed suspicious
• Students return to Barnette Middle School to celebrate its 50th anniversary
• Interior delegation proposes state money for Fairbanks gas trucking plan
• Interior Alaska river breakup running behind schedule
• Firefighters happy to feel the burn at training exercise on Chena Ridge
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — April 17
• Reward triples in Arctic Man hit-and-run
• 2 Fairbanks men sentenced for laundering drug money
• Tea Party holds Tax Day protest
• Borough approves money for land use study
• Road to Teklanika River Rest Area opens
• Lecture: Moving towards the zero energy house
• Artists at North Pole Grange Gallery's ‘Kibow’ event to donate proceeds to Japan relief
• Interior legislators voice support for Tanana River bridge
• Consulting firm to conduct independent inquiry into St. Patrick's Day incident
• Fairbanks borough votes to prepare Hot Springs Road land for sale
• Fort Wainwright firefighter slowly recovering from Arctic Man hit-and-run
• UAF Sports Briefs – April 12, 2011
• ASUAF Briefs – April 12, 2011
• Weekend camping trip in the MBS hallway: Room selection
• Speaker helps student leaders get practical experience
• UAF Police Blotter – April 12, 2011
• Science Briefs – April 12, 2011
• Zombie chess match teaches safety, fun
• Athletics uses unconventional methods to recruit players
• A reindeer by any other name
• Beauties and geeks get their groove on
• Culinary arts students participate in UA Museum’s chocolate cotillion
• Namaste India throws Holi Celebration
• Justice is blind drunk
• One dead in early morning fire in Fairbanks
• University of Alaska Fairbanks kicks off Jazz Festival
• Barnette celebrates 50th year by turning halls into memory lane
• Revived charter flights to bring Korean tourists through Fairbanks
• Yurt burns in Goldstream Valley
• Immunization clinic at North Pole Fire Department
• Fort Wainwright soldier faces court-martial in connection with wife's death
• Fairbanks school district waits, watches as Legislature considers funding
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 13
• Fires in North Pole destroy home, burn stored wood pellets
• North Star Fire Department accepting applicants for fire science scholarship
• Borough Assembly to consider $116K for land study
• Extension to celebrate Fairbanks move with activities
• Central man charged with series of arson attacks
• First Stryker Brigade soldiers depart Fairbanks for Afghanistan
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — April 12
• Woman leaves halfway house, doesn’t get far
• Little energy required for Fairbanks green homes workshops
• Be careful what you write
• Anchorage, ho!
• A & E Briefs – April 12, 2011
• Military couples renew vows before overseas deployment
• GVEA's Fairbanks battery bank keeps lights on
• Fairbanks group uses Polaris Building to build downtown dialogue
• The Schaeffer Cox File: The trail of a young man
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — April 11
• Arrests of Lonnie and Karen Vernon, plot accusations stun Salcha
• Transfer station briefly closed for chemical clean up
• Fairbanks man gets two-month imprisonment for fatal accident
• Eielson opens for bazaar and display of base’s planes
• Fuel theft reported at Goldstream fire station
• The other side of the Gulch: Starvation Gulch as viewed by UAFPD
• '241' defense request 2012 trial date
• Fairbanks police officers involved in St. Patrick’s Day incident named
• Arctic Man may flake out if more snow falls
• Verbal arguments end in Jim Wilde's Yukon River trial
• Fairbanks Urgent Care Center stops accepting Medicare patients
• Road sections closed for construction
• Navy oceanographer to speak at 2011 commencement
• This week in music – April 8, 2011
• Alaskans brace for federal shutdown
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 8
• Borough mayor delivers budget to assembly
• Fairbanks Fire Department conducted ice, water training
• Keel-laying ceremony to be held April 11 for R/V Sikuliaq
• Jazz Fest features four days of concerts, workshops
• UAF welcomes first newborn reindeer of spring
• Borough school district faces cuts if funding increase fails in House
• Eight white-fronted geese spotted over Delta Junction
• Storm expected to empty into Bering Sea
• Military accused of unfair labor practices
• Lawyer withdraws motion for mistrial in Alaska National Park Service arrest
• Courtroom drama unfolds in fatal road rage stabbing case
• Attorney pushes for mistrial in National Park Service arrest case
• All six ‘241’ militia murder plot defendants appear together in court for first time
• ConocoPhillips president makes pitch for oil tax changes
• Borough Assembly to get first glance at mayor's budget
• Solar design workshop scheduled April 9
• Science Potpourri slated this weekend
• UAF Police Blotter – April 5, 2011
• News Briefs – April 5, 2011
• A & E Briefs – April 5, 2011
• Science Briefs – April 5, 2011
• What does ASUAF do?
• Homer is where the heart is
• Journalism: Not dead yet
• Ralph Nader challenges athletics scholarships
• Uncovering the Great Cover-Up
• Girl Scouts enjoy a day of science at UAF
• ConocoPhillips establishes engineering endowment at UAF
• Alaska firefighter hit by pellet gun shots on Fort Wainwright
• Trial for Central man arrested on Yukon River starts today
• Last killer sentenced in 2008 Blondie's murder
• DOT to help recover downed F-22 off Denali Highway
• Fluoride task force tallies comments at meeting tonight in Fairbanks
• Engineering students take first at steel bridge regionals
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 4
• Art and athletics: Former Fairbanks Grizzlies player is dedicated to drawing
• University Fire Department boosts insurance rating: Could mean lower insurance for homeowners
• A Woman’s Affair caters to Fairbanks' feminine side
• March was warmer and colder than normal in Fairbanks
• Muslims, Christians join in Fairbanks to dispel myths of their faiths and to foster acceptance of diversity in Alaska
• 26th annual Tesoro Arctic Man Ski and Sno-Go Classic fast approaching
• UAF film major on fast track
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 3
• Fairbanks mourns sudden loss of popular doctor
• Assemblyman to create alternative ordinance aimed at downtown revitalization
• Truck fire closes Parks Highway near Fairbanks
• Fire department rating reflects improvement in protection
• Large debris pile to be burned at Denali National Park
• Science Briefs – March 29, 2011
• UAF Sports Briefs – March 29, 2011
• Traveler, study thyself
• Bill to remove regents unnecessary
• Letters to the Editor – March 29, 2011
• Choose Respect rally pushes for an end to domestic violence in Alaska
• Looking back in Fairbanks — April 1
• Free home building workshop planned
• Alaska Gasline Port Authority vows to be more transparent
• Wok N' Roll closes doors after 18 years
• Summer Music Academy accepting registration
• UAF announces four finalists for CTC dean position
• OneTree Project opens two art exhibits Friday
• UAF Life Sciences Facility gets formal launch with groundbreaking ceremony
• Fairbanks residents join others across Alaska in Choose Respect rallies
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 31
• Plea deal for Salcha man accused of killing friend is postponed
• Fairbanks man convicted in 2008 gang shooting gets 42 year sentence
• Breaking through UAF’s glass ceiling
• After a setback from the Borough Assembly, businesses are wondering how to breathe new life into downtown Fairbanks
• Charges filed against one of Schaeffer Cox's militia followers
• Options emerge for gas trucking project
• Termination studies onerous officials say
• Fairbanks officials ask state for more Tanana bridge funding
• Students compete in Alaska Geographic Bee
• UAF hosting Life Sciences groundbreaking ceremony
• Homebuilding workshop April 2 in Fairbanks
• New Teen Paranormal Romance plays the Pub
• Skiers urged to avoid sections of Skarland Trail
• Intimate wine tasting fun, delicious
• UAF professor blends arts and sciences
• Students, staff mystified by large erection
• Obscure rituals give hockey players success
• Schaeffer Cox: Militia leader, Sci-Fi enthusiast
• UAF scrambles to ready for rare graduation
• UAF welcomes a new text-friendly English class
• Apocoalypse now: Subterranean students flee from radiation threat
• Unfinished cabin burns in neighborhood off Chena Hot Springs Road
• Alaska Senate delves into health care reform
• Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce wants to breathe new life into gas trucking plan
• Documents: Informants used in '241' militia bust
• Fairbanks, Nenana women named Volunteers of the Year
• Snowstorm ends long precipitation drought in Fairbanks
• Snowfall ends Interior Alaska's third-longest drought since 1930
• The serious business of yak farming
• Early morning fire damages four vehicles, carport in Fairbanks
• Interior Alaska travelers advised to drive cautiously after snow falls on already slick roads
• Nenana standoff ends with criminal trespass charge
• 2011 Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival poster honors supporter
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 28
• Family completes epic journey to Tierra del Fuego nearly 3 years after Alaska start
• Schaeffer Cox, Alaska militia draw national attention to Fairbanks
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 27
• North Pole's Sister City Committee cancels trip to Japan
• Bail denied for suspect in Fairbanks road rage stabbing death
• Fairbanks enjoys first 40-degree day of season
• Redistricting board to visit Fairbanks
• Man stabbed to death after Fairbanks road rage incident
• Birch tapping class offered in Palmer
• Fairbanks voters to weigh natural gas trucking plan
• Science fair brings out Alaska's future creators, researchers
• Interior delegation split on Gov. Parnell’s oil tax plan
• Parnell’s oil tax plan met with resistance from Alaska state senators
• Fairbanks Borough Assembly says no to plan to boost downtown zoning
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 25
• Women in science on being women in science Part 2
• Former Fort Wainwright soldier sentenced to 11 years in child porn case
• Woodriver school students spend week learning traditional Alaska Native culture
• Fairbanks Borough Assembly deciding on funding for port authority's gas plan
• North Star Fire Service Area balks at tax to support department
• Alaska Department of Transportation had recently performed maintenance on site of fatal accident
• Community invited to Major Mania
• Kyong Hollen honored as business leader of the year
• 66th Annual GCI Open North American Championship
• Dark tourism
• UAF Sports Briefs – March 22, 2011
• The shipping bruise
• UAF Police Blotter – March 22, 2011
• The political life
• News Briefs – March 22, 2011
• Letters to the Editor – March 22, 2011
• Spring cleaning
• Alleged '241' plot members plead not guilty to state indictments
• Part of North Pole man's case against Flint Hills Resources dismissed
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 23
• Moose feeding on hay draws troopers' attention
• Project to build new runway planned for Manley Hot Springs airport
• Trading pots and pans for chisels and chainsaws: Culinary arts students learn the craft of ice sculpture
• Log cabin construction workshop offered
• Local restaurants headline 2011 Chocolate Bash
• Alaska Skijoring and Pulk Association hosts spring fling
• Opportunities abound at the Fairbanks Career Expo and Job Fair
• Happy and healthy, Aily Zirkle takes home Iditarod dog care prize
• DOT names O’Halloran to Fairbanks maintenance director
• Fairbanks Retired Teachers Association offers scholarships
• Webinar to focus on changing soil carbon
• Ice Alaska volunteer juggles administrative responsibilities
• New leader for Eielson’s 168th refueling wing
• FEDC rallies support for natural gas plan: Few show up to bolster plan to truck natural gas from North Slope to Fairbanks
• Fairbanks task force advises no fluoridation
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — March 21
• Eielson Air Force Base gets radiation-detecting jet in response to Japan's nuclear crisis
• Fort Wainwright-based squadron will be among last U.S. Army units to leave Iraq
• Multiple house fires occur in Fairbanks
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — March 20
• Mushers meet the trail on first day of Open North American Championship
• Fairbanks North Star Borough to close Division of Child Care Assistance because of funding shortfall
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — March 19
• Criminal investigation of off-duty Fairbanks Police officers opened
• This week in music – March 18, 2011
• Documents: Militia members stored weapons near Fairbanks Ice Park
• Fairbanks cocaine importer pleads guilty in federal court
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 18
• TCC sees homeless housing in vacant South Cushman Street hotel
• Chatanika musher finishes back-to-back dog mushing marathons
• Jerry Isaac re-elected Tanana Chiefs Conference leader
• Work on new Fairbanks clinic will begin in fall 2011
• Warmer Arctic could disrupt animal-disease balance
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 17
• Borough to consider zoning changes related to Vision Fairbanks plan
• Officials in Alaska say fallout from Japan’s nuclear disaster is unlikely to hit the state
• North Pole City Councils asks state for lower royalty oil price
• Doyon plans exploration for Nenana basin oil, gas
• Summer Sessions offering tuition, room discounts
• Where are the International Brigades?
• Women in science on being women in science
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 16
• Patricide suspect arraigned, held on $1M bail
• UAF Office of Sustainability approves bike rental program
• Panel addresses suicide during Tanana Chiefs Conference
• Lawyer who wrote torture memos to speak at Alaska Bar Association convention
• Conference to highlight sustainable agriculture
• A & E briefs – March 15, 2011
• Concert review: Norwegian rock group Heroes & Zeros play Blue Loon
• News briefs – March 15, 2011
• Science briefs – March 15, 2011
• Make sure to enjoy your summer in Fairbanks
• Spring break alternative lets students give back
• University of Alaska Fairbanks researcher and FFA adviser faces sexual abuse charge
• Nine candidates vie for TCC president
• Fairbanks hosts annual Tanana Chiefs Conference
• Man allegedly locks up father, steals cash
• Fundraiser Wednesday at Chief David Salmon Tribal Hall
• Police blotter – March 15, 2011
• Farm grows with family
• A shelter for sea ice in a warmer world
• UAF theater professor finds balance in ‘temporary’ Fairbanks stop
• Cutting-edge techniques keep Fairbanks home toasty with almost no fuel
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — March 14
• Legislative teleconferences: Week of March 14
• Builder uses solar power to heat Fairbanks home in the winter
• Lathrop senior to represent Alaska in national Poetry Out Loud competition
• Last remnants of HIPAS Observatory to be auctioned
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — March 13
• Fairbanks resident held up at gun point
• Solar flare fuels spectacular northern lights show
• Fairbanks Grizzlies Indoor Football League team will fold; last game is Saturday
• Former UA president says oil tax reform need to secure Alaska's future
• State issues 2nd fine for nuisance smoke
• UAF opens for Inside Out
• Extension releases food preservation DVDs
• This week in music – March 11, 2011
• UAF shaken by earthquake in Japan
• Salcha man pleads not guilty in alleged plot to kill federal judge
• Solar flare fuels spectacular aurora in Alaska
• New cords for cars help University of Alaska Fairbanks save energy
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — March 11
• Borough Assembly passes resolution with budget expectations
• Committee recommends continuing to offer contested book
• Trooper investigating death of woman found on side of Denali Highway
• Castellini named dean of University of Alaska Fairbanks School of Fisheries
• Independent movie needs a skijorer
• University of Alaska Press titles now available on Kindle
• Castellini to lead School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences
• Icy road conditions persist in Fairbanks
• Native elders, Rasmuson Library collaborate on photographic collection
• 2 janitors implicated in thefts at UAF
• City of Fairbanks voices support for gas line, liquified natural gas
• Alaska election group fines North Pole mayor
• Anchorage-based group promoting revamped oil-tax system to hold luncheon
• Spanish firm Respol to invest in exploring for oil on North Slope
• North Star Fire Department asks voters to fund equipment upgrades
• Complaint leads to committee evaluation of Fairbanks high school library book
• Fairbanks smoothly negotiates another labor deal
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — March 9
• Our ice carver can totally blow up your ice carver
• ASUAF briefs – March 8, 2011
• A & E briefs – March 8, 2011
• Mirror, mirror
• News briefs – March 8, 2011
• Social media background checks jumble personal with professional
• Overtime wins advance Nanooks to round two
• Science briefs – March 8, 2011
• UAF sport briefs – March 8, 2011
• As Faculty Senate prepares class audit, a deeper look at what’s in a ‘W’ and ‘O’
• Mitchell Expressway crash survivor is recovering in Anchorage
• 2011 Pioneers of Alaska King and Queen Regents are named
• University of Alaska Fairbanks English adjunct keeps southern culture on the stove: Flair for cooking keeps Georgia on her mind
• Master Gardeners to host conference
• Wildlife research unit leader named
• Proposed cut to land conveyance program criticized
• Festival of Native Arts finishes in Fairbanks
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — March 6
• Vehicle accident closes Mitchell Expressway intersection
• Multi-block sculptures are completed, ready for awards at Ice Park
• Hard drive from state Education Department with student information on it missing
• Woman found dead Tuesday likely died of exposure
• Royer and Hendricks join hunt to be Iditarod's top dog
• North Pole man reaches plea agreement on prostitution, burglary charges
• This week in music
• Former PBS host shares grandfather’s Point Hope legacy
• Students named to Fall 2010 honors lists
• Friends recall the many sides of John Haines, former Alaska poet laureate
• Fairbanks man surprises sweetheart with proposal by poem
• Delta Wind Farm owner to file complaint against GVEA
• State seeking money from conservative group for election activities
• Borough Assembly votes no on Hopkins' grandfather rights ordinance
• AlaskaOne announces ‘Akpiks & Imuruk’ as 2011 poster
• Alaska Fish and Wildlife Research Unit names new leader
• Fairbanks man suspected of killing father captured in Anchorage
• Campus hosting Festival of Native Arts
• Girl Scouts create dog beds as project
• Delta Junction man who fled to Canada sentenced for shooting
• Fairbanks asks for state to back tourism advertising
• Woman found dead outside Fairbanks home identified
• NASA recruiters stop at Fairbanks high schools, UAF job fair
• Sun Star Budget: The Facts
• SNRAS graduate student loses sleep, finds adventure on Yukon Quest Trail
• Rediscovering the “tastefully rotten”
• February goes down in record books as second snowiest ever
• Fairbanks city crews working to remove snowstorms' aftermath
• Fairbanks school board OKs $61.1 million bond package
• University of Alaska could see more state money for maintenance
• Looking back in Fairbanks — March 2
• Lathrop High School principal recognized by Alaska Association of Secondary School Principals
• From snow to sand, UAF students embed in Stryker training in Mojave Desert
• Toddler’s skeleton changes knowledge of the past
• Sea Wolf Run, Sea Wolf Lose
• Feature film coming to Fairbanks, seeks actors
• Power struggle with UAF plant
• There’s an app for UAF
• Memorabilia Mishmash Part III: The Intelligent Consumer
• Two Fairbanks men sentenced for misuse of gas credit card
• Fort Wainwright man accused of rape in Frontier Lodge room
• Steese Highway caribou hunt closed, might re-open later this week
• Fairbanks labor deal smoothly approved
• Golden Valley Electric Association hears wind power proposals; picks its own plan
• UAF sport briefs – March 1, 2011
• Science briefs – March 1, 2011
• The apocalypse, SB 23 and the Art of Maiming
• News briefs – March 1, 2011
• The ‘Cosmo girls’ of Fairbanks
• Police blotter – March 1, 2011
• ASUAF briefs – March 1, 2011
• A & E briefs – March, 1, 2011
• Study illustrates shifting boreal forest ecosystem in Alaska
• Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist to speak in Fairbanks
• Be the Sun Star’s next editor!
• Imagination Library helps young children get books to read
• West Valley High School's German teacher WILL take a year of leave to see family in Hamburg
• Deferred maintenance
• Letters to the Editor – March 1, 2011
• Fairbanks Tired Iron snowmachine racers shake the rust off
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — February 28
• Hurricane-force winds close Alaska oil pipeline port
• Fairbanks family recalls horrifying experience of being lost in White Mountains during blizzard
• GVEA will consider Delta wind farm as an energy source
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — February 27
• Interior deals with aftermath of snow storm
• Alaska's public broadcasting network could see merger
• Test kitchen open house scheduled March 5
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — February 26
• High winds topple trees, power lines as blowing snow closes roads across Interior Alaska
• CTC dental hygiene program opens its doors
• Alaska Railroad seeks $44 million more for Tanana River bridge
• Speed not factor in Fairbanks train derailment
• If a tree falls on power lines…
• Football great Herschel Walker visits Fort Wainwright
• Borough Assembly runs late into night as residents take on grandfather land rights
• Nenana man charged with selling fish falsely labeled as king salmon
• Troopers, rangers rescue couples from White Mountains National Recreation Area
• Murkowski says don't forget gas plans, Fairbanks at legislative address
• Indigenous concert held for suicide prevention
• Engineering open house slated this weekend
• Memorabilia Mishmash, Part II: Paperwork Pileup
• Web MD: Fueling our inner hypochondriac since 1999
• Criteria conundrums
• Health insurance comes up short
• UAF Sport briefs – Feb. 22, 2011
• Album review: Paper Scissors will “Never Surrender”
• From UAF with love: Fair offers a passport to the world
• Hockey splits with Spartans to end conference play
• Science briefs – Feb. 22, 2011
• News briefs – Feb. 22, 2011
• Oldest subarctic North American human remains found
• Moderate quake hits Fairbanks area
• Winter storm factors into Iron Dog equation
• New report, agencies differ on environmental, health impacts of coal ash in Fairbanks
• Former UAF student charged with making more than 1,000 harassing phone calls
• White-out conditions close Dalton Highway
• Borough Assembly to decide on grandfather rights policy
• Museum hosting Fish Family Day
• Iron Dog racers running neck and neck
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 23
• Gates to Ice Alaska park open as single-block carving starts
• Snow weight OK for roofs built to Fairbanks code
• Delta Farm Forum set for Saturday
• Webinar to focus on arctic policy
• Delta Farm Forum scheduled for Feb. 26
• UAF to celebrate TRiO week
• Scientist to discuss tracking humpback whales
• UAF embraces thermostatic program for employee vehicles
• Nursing scholarships available in Fairbanks
• ‘Which came first: The Chicken or the Book?’ event scheduled at Noel Wien Library
• Rally scheduled Thursday in Fairbanks to advocate for Alaskans with developmental disabilities
• APOC recommends fine for North Pole mayor
• Snowstorm causes nine-car crash; Fairbanks police keep busy
• No injuries as school bus collides with parked Dodge pickup
• Heisman Trophy winner to speak with soldiers on Fort Wainwright
• For River Mike Cranford, isolation is in-tent-ional
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — February 21
• Snow warning for Fairbanks: 6 to 10 inches
• Raven Landing Senior Community supporters celebrate progress
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — February 20
• Backyard hockey rinks are a staple of Fairbanks' Hockey Week
• Men tied to Comfort Inn robbery reach plea agreements
• Alleged bank robber made off with $5,286, court documents state
• Fire destroys hangar at Chena Marina Air Strip
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Feb. 19
• Yukon Quest finishers await arrival of the rest of the pack
• Fairbanks district attorney tosses out charges against man accused of owning wolf hybrids
• Shakeup at Alaska Bird Observatory results in departure of director, biologist
• Fortymile hunt on Steese Highway to reopen
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 18
• The big one: X-Class solar flare expected to increase aurora
• Ravens roosting in Dumpster Central
• Firefighters battle blaze at Fort Wainwright hangar
• Fairbanks cab driver recalls his role in helping nab suspected bank robber
• Man driving rental car crashes through ice near Chena Small Tracts
• Spike in moose, vehicle crashes has troopers busy
• House leaders support plan to let GVEA operate charitable opt-out program
• Comment period for military training area expansion extended
• Fairbanks air quality deemed 'unhealthy'
• Police arrest man in connection with Fairbanks bank robbery
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 16
• State replaces regional transportation official
• Oil tax debate could hinge on shortage of information
• Island Homes residents comment on traffic calming solutions
• Beer on a canvas: Homebrew transforms libations into art
• Hatch lecture covers conflict, humanity
• The Ultimate Club
• Alaska sharp-shooters qualify for nationals
• IPv6 and the end of the Internet
• Farm-to-school program growing in Alaska
• Life’s a ListServe and then you die
• Memorabilia mishmash, Part I: Photos
• Science briefs – Feb. 15, 2011
• News briefs – Feb. 15, 2011
• A & E briefs – Feb. 15, 2011
• Egypt
• ASUAF briefs – Feb. 15. 2011
• Police blotter – Feb. 15, 2011
• Letters to the Editor – Feb. 15, 2011
• Museum filmmaker debuts new work in New York
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 15
• Fort Wainwright's Stryker brigade combat team begins training in California
• City Council asks state for Chena River land transfer
• Roped moose not affected by Taser attempt
• Energia Cura proposes stock sale to finance gas pipeline
• Fairbanks records coldest winter temperatures of season, so far
• For Stanley Cup's keeper, Fairbanks is just another stop
• Thousands turn out for Fairbanks’ first visit by the Stanley Cup
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Feb. 14
• Pilot, musher, yoga teacher defines the Alaska dream
• Despite cold temperatures, activity heats up at Ice Alaska
• Woodriver Elementary gets experimental ventilation upgrade to fight area's air pollution
• Fairbanks North Star Borough plans to replace bus shelters
• University of Alaska could expand non-discrimination to include sexual orientation
• Woman nearly severs intruder's hand in defense of home
• Fairbanks Wellness Court works with DUI offenders
• Judge orders new trial in old murder
• Gatlin sister inspires with humor, songs at Go Red for Women luncheon
• Taking health advice to heart, North Pole woman sheds 153 pounds
• Lawmakers target toxin used to fireproof electronics, furniture
• Trial for shooting in Ivory Jack's lot postponed till September
• Rock redwoods in Sutton, stone bird tracks in Denali
• University of Alaska plans changes to health care to cover rising costs
• FEDC to lawmakers: Help with trucking project
• Fairbanks leaders go to Juneau to meet with Interior lawmakers
• Trans-Alaska pipeline oversight to get new federal director
• Alaska Energy Authority to hold meeting about Sustina dam
• KUAC tops Fairbanks-area radio ratings
• Produce-growers conference scheduled in Palmer
• Former Fairbanks resident recovers from boat fire in Seward
• Genetically modified 'frankenfish' opposed by Interior lawmakers, Young
• Fairbanks to hold meeting for Island Homes residents to discuss traffic calming
• Looking back in Fairbanks — Feb. 10
• Lecture to discuss discovery of life after volcanic eruption
• Juneau team takes fifth consecutive Tsunami Bowl trophy
• ASRA accepting applications for 2011 academy
• Tanana River ice is thinnest in five years
• Fairbanks police drop charges in public urination arrest of good Samaritan
• Fran Ulmer hopes oil spill commission spurs changes to U.S. policy
• Man charged with vehicle thefts gets 5 years in plea deal
• Fortymile caribou hunt will open along Steese Highway
• Wood bison may be down-listed from endangered to threatened by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
• Dr. Love answers all
• If you liked it then you should have put a rubber on it
• Cameras could start rolling for new film major
• If music be the food of love…
• News briefs – 2/7/2011
• Police blotter – 2/7/2011
• Science briefs – 2/7/2011
• Sex, God and UAF
• I love… online dating sites
• The Mile High Club
• Second rocket launches from Poker Flat Research Range
• War journalist to speak about ‘The Cost of Conflict’
• Lecture to examine lessons from Deepwater Horizon spill
• People line up for annual Gear Swap
• Fairbanks schools superintendent proposes 1 percent increase for 2011 budget
• Fairbanks North Star Borough to vote on ethics policy for appointees
• Tickets for Nenana Ice Classic on sale
• Woman found dead near Cushman Street identified
• Fairbanks North Star Borough delegation visits Juneau to pitch priorities
• State of intolerance
• Fairbanks North Star Borough releases achievement gap report
• Come trail away: Fairbanks’ Eric Troyer has a passion for protecting trails
• Nulato house fire claims 1
• Body found downtown Fairbanks parking lot
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — February 7
• Fairbanks' fluoride task force closer to making decision on water additive
• State faces enforcement questions for air pollution-prone Fairbanks
• Defense contractors compete for missile work including site at Fort Greely
• Sen. Lisa Murkowski meets supporters at Carlson Center
• Singapore man rescued near bus on Stampede Trail
• Imagination Library delivers books to young children in Alaska communities
• Intersection where school bus slid had warning signs installed
• Fairbanks man in critical condition after rollover car crash
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Feb. 5
• Graduate student has career night in Chatanika
• Fairbanks man in critical condition after vehicle rollover on Parks Highway
• Wasilla musher Kelley Griffin grabs bib No. 1 at Yukon Quest start banquet
• Rookie roundup: Who to watch on the Yukon Quest
• Rookie musher Jodi Bailey taking on Quest, Iditarod
• Sen. Begich fights to keep Essential Air Service funds
• Alaska State Trooper hurt in confrontation with Fairbanks suspect
• Music festival premieres contemporary work
• Body of woman found near Fairbanks homeless camp
• Vet check means mushers are one step closer to starting 2011 Yukon Quest
• Fairbanks family escapes house fire
• Whether to weatherize: You might be eligible for free home weatherization program
• Rep. Tammy Wilson says state better equipped to enforce air quality
• Minor earthquake detected near Cantwell
• After a dry January, snow is on the way for Interior Alaska
• Troopers find man safe near ‘Into The Wild’ bus
• Healy man charged in 4-year-old fatal car accident
• State issues first nuisance smoke citation to Fairbanks resident
• Report: $825K remains from Miller Senate run
• School board moves forward with Internet related policies
• Nanook hockey whitewashes Ohio State
• Movie review: ‘Catfish’ nips at trust in the age of Facebook
• Banff brings the world to UAF
• Students in Free Enterprise
• Students slam crowd with poetry from heart
• Fisher Report holds clues to UAF’s future
• Nanooks basketball is hit and miss
• Midwinter runners enjoy an ice day for a run
• The compromise monster
• UAF online presence a mixed bag
• Toe-tapping travel, a to-do list
• Science Briefs – 2/1/2011
• Lauren and Tayden
• Red meets blue as China and UAF team up for education
• UAF Police Blotter – 2/1/2011
• News Briefs – 2/1/2011
• A & E Briefs – 2/1/2011
• Potato farm is “a thousand acres of happiness”
• Curling converts: Fairbanks elementary school students gather to root for rinks
• Fairbanks North Star Borough school board to discuss Internet safety policy
• DOT details options for proposed road to Nome: Fairbanks residents view maps, slide presentation at Thompson center
• Machine that converts plastic to oil fuels Bernie Karl's big dreams
• Healy man charged with possessing wolf hybrids
• High school ocean sciences experts to gather in Seward
• Rocket launches from Poker Flat Research Range
• Lecture to highlight the effects of thawing permafrost
• Melting permafrost lecture Tuesday
• Tanana Valley League of Women Voters host legislative information session
• Sisters tangle at birthday party in Nenana
• A companion unobtrusive: KUAC-FM director makes invisible airwaves crackle with life
• Fort Wainwright soldiers begin departing Fairbanks for Afghan War
• Fairbanks artist's ‘bugs’ jump out of the Alaska landscape
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Jan. 30
• Artists trade cards of favorite ideas or images
• Denali State Bank overcomes odds, celebrates 25th anniversary
• Ex-trooper loses job at Fairbanks courthouse; firing is alcohol related
• Fairbanks' air quality prompts state concerns
• Two hurt in car crash while trying to avoid moose
• Agreement reached with emergency room operator in TCC lawsuit
• Officer arrests good Samaritan at scene of accident
• Financial aid office presents Financial Sense Day
• Fairbanks borough follows ballot measure, weakens air quality regulations
• Ice Alaska harvests blocks for upcoming competition
• Chena Hot Springs Resort owner to pursue borough’s land for expansion
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Jan. 28
• Alaska’s all-time cold record turns 40
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Jan. 27
• Charlie Battery operated: Soldiers energize kids at Boys and Girls Club
• Event puts the homeless in Fairbanks in touch with health workers, social service programs
• Diane Benson hired for Energia Cura job
• Fairbanks Borough Assembly prepares for air quality vote
• Dispute at Fairbanks hotel leads to attempted murder, assault charges
• Nanooks to feast on seawolf tacos
• Traditional potlatch serves hundreds, blesses Fort Wainwright soldiers before deployment to Afghanistan, Iraq
• Alaska legislators file bills to ban use of cell phones while driving
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Jan. 26
• Planes take Yukon Quest drop bags to Eagle
• Fairbanks school district lists priorities for Interior legislators
• Two rockets set to launch from Poker Flat Research Range
• Women’s basketball falls to Vikings and Clan
• West breaks school record in overtime victory
• UAF Police blotter – 1/25/11
• Where’s the Clubhouse?
• New custodial contract cleans campus
• Legislative preview
• The Presidents Dozen: 12 questions for Nicole Carvajal
• Recent Snedden lecturer dies
• Nookraker: Education and Oatmeal
• Spring preview
• Letters to the Editor – 1/25/11
• UAF mental health response
• Alaska Railroad calls out EPA on Tanana River bridge decision
• Moose seen wearing rope from Chena River rescue
• Round-the-clock, reading Shakespeare nonstop: Bard-a-thon continues at Empress Theatre
• Unusual construction technique pounds new culvert through ground beneath Parks Highway
• Fairbanks City Council opposes borough's grandfather rights proposal
• Museum to host Marmot Family Day
• Webinar to focus on infrastructure, climate change
• Thermometers climb in Interior Alaska
• Dogs steal the spotlight when it comes to search and rescue
• Galena school recovers after fire destroys its shop building
• Costumed sign wavers draw attention in Fairbanks' frigid air
• Small fire reported in Northward Building
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Jan. 24
• Co-op market planners encouraged by new ‘milestones’
• Interior leaders stress local energy issues after Parnell's speech
• Why nuclear energy is on hold for Alaska
• Minor earthquake shakes Fairbanks
• Residents turn out to congratulate Parnell, others at Interior Inaugural Reception
• Rampart man denied appeal in 2004 murder case
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Jan. 22
• Lecture to offer toxicology report on Alaska fish
• Fire breaks out at Frontier Lodge, residents evacuated
• Notes from AGU’s 2010 Fall Meeting
• Military considers expanding Alaska training areas
• EPA fines Usibelli for water permit violations
• Fairbanks air quality remains unhealthy
• Teachers' association to provide scholarships to borough students
• Fundraiser to be held for Evelyn Esmailka
• Iron Dog changes routes, adds North Pole to its course
• City of Fairbanks will install more LED street lights
• Senator thinks state gas line effort should be abandoned
• Air quality expected to be unhealthy in Fairbanks until this evening
• Fort Wainwright soldiers who helped with flood relief in Pakistan welcomed home
• Farmer and UAF alum sows the seeds of agricultural understanding
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Jan. 19
• Man jailed in connection with sexual assault charge
• School board evaluates borough progress on secondary school reform
• Woman pins boyfriend between cars, charged with assault
• State budget woes in face of oil production decline raise concerns
• Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce urges governor to pick Interior residents for UA Board of Regents
• Central roadhouse reopens in the nick of time: Building has been a Quest checkpoint for three decades
• J.P. Jones Center celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Military looks to expand Alaska training areas
• University of Alaska online ‘preview day’ offered
• Free legal services offered today in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
• MLK celebration at J.P. Jones center today
• Grisham books play a part in Ghana student’s move to Fairbanks
• Seafood magazine honors Kaltag chum fishery
• Untitled
• Fata Morgana mirages give unique view of the Alaska Range
• City of Fairbanks supports Councilwoman Stiver's new post as aide in Juneau
• UAF students wrap up all-electric shuttle bus project
• Robo-call goes awry for Alaska troopers during search for escaped man
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Jan. 16
• Natural medicine talk to be held
• Creamer's Field hosts wildlife program
• MLK Day event to be held
• Fundraiser planned for Evelyn Esmailka
• Anchorage man arrested after escaping, hiding from troopers for 5 hours
• Horticulture conferences scheduled in Anchorage
• Alaska glaciers help drive rise in sea level
• Lecture to focus on nuclear energy
• Former UAF professor gives people a reason to look up
• Yukon Quest plans two fundraisers in Fairbanks
• Few show up to address upcoming borough air quality changes
• Aerial wolf kill number limited by snow, lack of daylight
• Fairbanks lowers fluoride in its drinking water
• State’s $46 million Fairbanks fish hatchery is a year behind schedule
• Lecture to explore the causes of low aurora activity
• Delta Junction man dies in Richardson Highway rollover
• Event offers free virtual visit to UA campuses
• Donations, food sought for 156 dogs rescued in Mat-Su Valley
• Janitor charged in electronics thefts at University of Alaska Fairbanks
• Fairbanks Councilwoman Vivian Stiver to work as aide to Rep. Tammie Wilson
• Parnell appoints several Interior residents to posts
• Man held in connection with wife's death identified by Army
• Army identifies Fort Wainwright soldier held in wife's death
• Gaseous dinosaurs and surging glaciers
• The best of 2010
• Arctic Winter Games committee ready for tour of Fairbanks
• Flint Hills, GVEA express no worries about Alaska oil pipeline shutdown
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Jan. 12
• Two fires, three ambulance calls made Monday busy for Fairbanks firefighters
• Alaska Gasline Port Authority, Fairbanks Natural Gas defend plan analysis
• Chancellor Rogers speaks at the Chamber of Commerce
• The world of coffee comes to the museum
• Busy night for Fairbanks fire crews
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Jan. 11
• Fairbanks City Council will discuss IBEW labor deal Feb. 14
• Fort Wainwright man gets 10 years for assault: Wife was bound, assaulted at knifepoint
• University of Alaska Fairbanks Chancellor Rogers to speak at Chamber meeting
• Railroad open house planned
• UAF Chancellor to speak to Fairbanks Chamber
• Fort Wainwright soldier in custody after wife's death
• Ice Park gears up for annual championships
• Pediatric cardiology is Fairbanks doctor's goal
• Fundraiser for Lillian Pitka scheduled for Tuesday
• Fairbanks police respond to reported Noble Street melee
• Support Arctic Winter Games at Big Dipper
• Lack of money scraps Alaska's roadkill salvage program
• Shortage of people, agencies to salvage moose hit by cars takes toll on Alaska troopers
• November ice storm could put trees in Alaska in peril for years
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Jan. 9
• Friends, relatives say farewell to Alaska mining legend Doug Colp
• Slew of bills hit Alaska Legislature before start of session
• Fairbanks man, juveniles arrested in connection with church break-ins
• Man tied to cinema thefts released on plea agreement
• Former firefighter pleads guilty to credit card fraud
• Two Rivers School recognized by state
• Host families sought for Japanese youth exchange
• Anchorage contractor picked for UAF construction project
• Attorney files for dismissal of man's arrest by National Park Service rangers
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Jan. 7
• New Fairbanks representatives prepare for legislative session
• Fairbanks man who swiped diaper bag gets one year
• Mummified forest tells tale of a changing north
• Fairbanks man leaves wallet at scene of crime
• Report: Fairbanks should invest in energy efficiency instead of new sources
• Parnell to speak in Fairbanks
• Grayling maintains vigilance in search for man missing since Dec. 1
• Fairbanks teens blame motivation for alleged theft on boredom, TV
• Fairbanksans pull moose out of icy Chena River trap
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Jan. 5
• Argument about rent leads to shots fired in Subway
• Open Arms Child development center received grant to purchase new bus
• Man accused of stealing $4,000 worth of copper
• Museum features beloved photographer’s work
• Jan. 7 deadline for AlaskaOne poster contest
• Farming brothers work together to grow opportunities
• Fundraiser Friday for man who fell through Yukon ice
• Military families can recycle Christmas trees on post
• Wilken joins AIDEA board
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Jan. 4
• December cold keeps Red Cross of Alaska busy: They could use some help
• Finding a midwinter night’s roost
• For one Fairbanks man, community is the key
• Tax break initiative will be on 2012 ballot
• Warm temperatures ring in Fairbanks’ New Year
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Jan. 3
• Record warmth in Interior Alaska; roads slippery
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Jan. 2
• 2010 in review: The top stories in Fairbanks
• Baby boy is first Fairbanks child of 2011
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Dec. 31
• Warmer weather hits Interior Alaska in time for New Year's holiday
• Vandals mar four Fairbanks churches
• Growing number of nonprofits join PFD program
• Fairbanks police arrest second burglary suspect
• Don't forget safety, pets when it comes to shooting fireworkds
• Fireworks options abound this New Year's Eve in Fairbanks
• Top Fairbanks stories, photos in 2010
• Fairbanks man sentenced in thefts at Regal Cinemas
• Hundreds volunteered for Santa's Clearing House
• Fairbanks borough pollution plan goes before assembly for final touches
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Dec. 29
• Fairbanks governments protest 'termination studies' mandated by state
• Emergency agencies to host meeting about wildfire season
• Free exercise class open to seniors
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Dec. 28
• Fairbanks musher reunited with dog after 3 years
• Fairbanks lawmakers urge governor to appoint Interior residents to UA Board of Regents
• Fairbanks woman is accused of bilking hospital
• North Pole woman accused of shoplifting gifts
• Nenana may be getting experimental in-river power turbine
• Healy health care provider earns state honor
• Fairbanks students will see new curriculum this year
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Dec. 27
• Flag that honors victims of 9/11 terror attacks visits Alaska
• Experts recommend chimney upkeep, furnace inspection
• Fairbanks family recounts carbon monoxide poisoning that almost turned fatal
• McGrath area gets new medical center
• Land use advice regarding grandfather rights to be finalized
• Open North American sled dog race is late to the gate for Fairbanks bed tax money
• Rescue mission recycling center open mondays after holidays
• Borough administrators rewriting air pollution plan
• Crude oil closed above $90 per barrel again
• Court rejects sentence appeal for man who killed physicist
• Strykers face new obstacles in Afghanistan
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Dec. 23
• North Pole City Council approved budget
• Immaculate Conception Grade School elementary teacher honored
• Patriot Flag will fly over University of Alaska Fairbanks on Friday
• Two more musk oxen die, university seeks solutions
• Alaska Supreme Court rejects Miller election claims
• Woman dies in crash near Ester
• Plan to truck natural gas to Fairbanks gains momentum
• Missing man might be camping in igloo
• Fairbanks disburses coveted bed tax funds to nonprofit groups
• Schaeffer Cox has trial set for Valentine's Day
• Resource commissioner Sullivan plans 'engagement tour'
• Pat Cook, Fairbanks matriarch, dies at age 95
• University of Alaska Fairbanks scientists seek time when polar and brown bears had common ancestor
• Faulty furnace sickens four with carbon monoxide poisoning
• Federal tax package aids Native corporations
• Fairbanks militia leader to appear in court again today
• A little device is helping keep tabs on what you breathe in Fairbanks
• Weather might obscure eclipse viewing
• U.S. Army Alaska Deputy Commander comes back to beginning
• Army punishes users of banned synthetic marijuana
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Dec. 20
• Alaska projects lose federal funding as Senate kills spending bill
• Volunteers channel Santa, deliver Clearing House gifts, food
• Young buck serves as Borough Assembly’s head honcho
• Fairbanks gears up for 2014 Arctic Winter Games
• Fairbanks women get all dolled up for Santa's Clearing House
• Alaska Appeals Court upholds Fairbanks man's murder conviction
• Fairbanks men plead guilty to charging $20K to stolen credit card
• Fairbanks doctor denied re-sentencing motion
• 4.5 magnitude earthquake hits Denali National Park
• Fire destroys K&K Recycling warehouse
• Fairbanks air pollution advisory extended
• Fairbanks officially gets cold as 40 below zero temperatures hit
• One-way streets to remain in downtown Fairbanks
• Fort Wainwright man faces charge of attempted murder of an unborn child
• Baron, longtime Fairbanks police dog, retires
• Judge orders Fairbanks man’s mental health records released
• Traffic light out on Steese
• ARSC restructured, most employees to be laid off
• Creative indoor activities keep Fairbanks students busy when weather hampers recess
• Air quality reaches unhealthy levels in Fairbanks
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Dec. 16
• Deadlines for Alaska shippers fast approaching
• Militia leader Schaeffer Cox attempts to serve judge criminal papers
• Cold weather brings air quality advisory to Fairbanks area
• Report: University of Alaska faces surge in health care costs
• EPA, others balk at Tanana rail bridge
• Humane Society includes Alaska in list of policy gains
• Friend of Creamer's Field host walk
• Virtual holiday program to have carols in Denaakk'e
• School district tightens air quality restrictions for recess, practices
• ASUAF Election Results
• Clubbing with JR: Sharing Northern Traditions
• Arctic Region Supercomputing Center layoffs, downsizing announced
• Mr. President, we STILL need your leadership
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Dec. 14
• Fairbanks City Council reverses itself on raised vehicle bonds for DUIs
• Fairbanks City Council unanimously approves 50-year tax deal for Fort Wainwright post housing
• Decoration turns competitive in downtown Fairbanks solstice contest
• City of Fairbanks receives historic preservation grant
• Fairbanks North Star Borough School District finds dormant maintenance funds
• Musk ox die-off nears end at Fairbanks facility
• Tainted wells cause state to issue garden alert
• Fairbanks Memorial Hospital CEO earns citizen of year award
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Dec. 13
• UAF natural history club provides lively venue for science discussion
• North Pole Cub Scouts on path to citizenship badges by volunteering
• For Fort Wainwright soldiers returning home, there's no gift like their presence
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Dec. 12
• State fines company for June crane collapse in Chena River
• Students design, construct robots to benefit science in Lego challenge
• Fairbanks militia leader Schaeffer Cox questions Alaska courts' authority
• Fairbanks man accused of pointing gun at girlfriend
• North Pole woman charged with forgery
• New testing puts Alaska dinosaurs at a much earlier period in history
• Fairbanks Borough Assembly votes to fund new emergency center
• Fairbanks Borough Assembly considers $1 million in upgrades to landfill
• Ice Alaska gets $75,000 to house contest carvers
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Dec. 10
• Vehicle crash blocks busy Fairbanks intersection Thursday
• Delta Junction man killed in Richardson Highway collision
• Light cold snap settles over Interior Alaska
• City of Fairbanks, military housing contractor close to ending property tax dispute
• Sufferers testify about ills of wood smoke
• Inversion causes poor air quality for core population area
• Education support staff voices concerns over make-up days
• Advisory issued for 'unhealthy' air in Fairbanks, North Pole
• UAF computer center's fate rests with DOD bill
• Regents to discuss tuition, facilities at UAF meeting
• Tire slasher receives suspended sentence
• Fundraiser to be held for Evelyn Esmailka's medical expenses
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Dec. 8
• Fairbanks issues air quality alert
• Fairbanks City Council approves flat budget for 2011
• Fairbanks impound fees rise for DUIs
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Dec. 7
• Fort Yukon tribal government refuses to help ADF&G study Yukon River salmon
• Delta Junction student unicycle competition yields impressive tricks
• Fairbanks biologist is honored for outreach program development
• State readies scholarships but must define courses
• Tok School burns biomass in big boiler
• Raven Landing retirement complex is filling quickly
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Dec. 6
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Feb. 5
• As ANWR turns 50, the refuge reaches a critical junture
• New outpatient surgery center opens in Fairbanks
• Santa's Clearing House sorts donations as rain abates
• Fairbanks man gets 2 years in prison for his 9th DUI
• Fairbanks man changes plea in fatal car accident
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Dec. 4
• Poor climate for ARSC: Layoffs likely
• Arctic Region Supercomputer Center may lose DoD contract; layoffs expected
• Weather records fell like rain in November
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Dec. 3
• North Pole roller derby team begins a drive to skate
• Task force urges Legislature to create state scholarship account
• Fairbanks North Star Borough School District will make up lost school days
• UAF experts discuss Pebble project
• Don Young takes on National Park Service over Yukon River boater's arrest
• Judge scolds Fairbanks court case as going on ‘far too long’
• Fairbanks orthodontist opens Smile for a Lifetime chapter
• Inversion spurs air quality alert for Fairbanks
• Air quality alert issued in Fairbanks
• Invasive freshwater plant found in Chena Slough, Chena River
• Delegation offers ideas about diversifying state economy, energy issues
• Cold doesn't stop do-gooders from donating to Santa's Clearing House
• Alaska forecasts budget surplus
• Tanana School District fixes fiscal mess
• Fairbanks North Star Borough Mayor Hopkins proposes new emergency command center
• 4-year-old North Pole boy wins $25,000 scholarship
• Friday fundraiser at Chief David Salmon Tribal Hall will support medical costs
• Silent auction to benefit Autism Society chapter
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Nov. 30
• North Pole man dies in Parks Highway vehicle rollover
• Warm wet weather sets records in Fairbanks
• Youth Symphony conductor guides young musicians
• Developmental disability workshops scheduled
• Volunteer renovation effort hopes to restore Fairbanks city hall's original plan
• North Pole man dies of injuries in rollover
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Nov. 28
• Winter ice storm was light compared to Alaska's past blowouts
• Pet photos with Santa fundraiser is back
• Fairbanks fish processor will recall salmon
• Fairbanks shoppers hit stores in a Black Friday frenzy
• State forecasts more than $5 billion unrestricted income
• Fairbanks borough attorney Rene Broker named municipal employee of the year
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Nov. 27
• Fairbanks and borough garbage collection to resume
• Santa’s Clearing House begins its work in Fairbanks
• Holiday ice festival delayed one day
• Rollover crash leaves North Pole man in critical condition
• North Pole High School wins blood drive competition
• North Pole man critically injured in vehicle rollover
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Nov. 25
• Weather doesn’t halt Fairbanks food box distributions for Thanksgiving
• Fairview Manor fire likely caused by child playing with lighter
• Fairbanks area road conditions still a concern
• Fairbanks airport without full-body scanners for for now
• A reason for thanks: Snow, not rain in forecast for Thursday
• Fairview Manor fire leaves 1 unit ‘severely damaged,’ 5 families displaced
• Former Fairbanks pastor found guilty of sex abuse of a minor
• Commercial transportation in Fairbanks sees little impact from winter storm
• Winter storm hurts some Fairbanks businesses while helping others
• Bizarre winter storm continues to torment Interior Alaska with rain, fog, ice
• Electric utilities launch joint venture to leverage financing
• Icy conditions persist in Interior Alaska; storm warning extended
• Note to subscribers - delayed delivery for Tuesday's News-Miner
• Fairbanks North Star Borough jobless rate improves
• City of Fairbanks won't plow roads until temperatures drop
• Fairbanks police get help with car thief
• Fairbanks skiers curse rainfall for destroying snow
• Fairbanks schools have first full-day closure in more than 30 years
• Ice storm unprecedented in Interior Alaska, meteorologists say
• Fairbanks district cancels school Tuesday
• North Pole volunteer is go-to contact for many who need helping hand
• Borough requests state subsidies for heating change-outs
• Fairbanks man charged in sister's stabbing
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Nov. 22
• Fairbanks man charged with stabbing sister
• Volunteers reminisce on 50 years of Peace Corps
• Eagle residents fight back, say park service employees go too far
• Arctic Innovation Competition at UAF now an annual event
• Fairbanks City Council to vote on harsher DUI penalties
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Nov. 21
• Winter storm may bring freezing rain to Interior Alaska
• Fairbanks borough regulations fading on wood smoke ordinance
• Interior craft bazaars connect buyers and sellers as Christmas approaches
• Federal pipeline coordinator says Alaska natural gas project might need more state help
• Stove blaze ravages North Pole home
• Alaska Department of Fish and Game extends mail-in permit deadline
• Musk ox die off seen at UAF research center
• Man killed in North Pole propane blast is identified
• Fairbanksan is charged for cruelty to pet dogs
• Tok man accused of shooting SUV
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Nov. 19
• Fairbanks man sentenced to 53 years for near-fatal shooting
• New UAF janitorial deal means savings, layoffs
• Former UAF basketball player pays big price for petty theft
• Life Sciences building opens for bids
• Pipeline case will be appealed by borough
• Alaska Natives to participate in Washington, D.C., tribal conference
• Lance Mackey donates a ton of dog food to Fairbanks animal shelter
• Archivist begins daunting task of parsing Sen. Ted Stevens' legacy
• School board reviews report on class sizes
• Planning Commission mulls changes to grandfather rights requests
• Say Ah: Four Loko
• Muskox Mystery: Seven Muskoxen Dead
• Two Fairbanks cab drivers threatened by riders
• Fairbanks North Star Borough mayor seeks volunteers for Emergency Services Commission
• Weekend snowfall doesn’t cure winter deficit in Fairbanks
• Fairbanks avoids bed bug bite, for now
• Challenges abound for new Tanana rail bridge
• Okaidja Afroso of Ghana is back to conduct drumming, dance classes
• Historical Society presents lecture on new museum
• Ted Stevens legacy is topic of panel discussion
• North Pole 4-H volunteer wins national award
• Fairbanks churches try energy audits to save money
• Experimental vegetable oil kiln helps UAF potters stay environmentally friendly
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Nov. 14
• City of Fairbanks talks tax pact with North Haven
• 2010 Pop-Con brings gamers, artists together for nerd fest
• Injured Delta teen flown to Fairbanks for treatment
• Fairbanks thief takes $20,000 from safe, leaves $80,000 behind
• Propane explosion sends two to Seattle hospital
• Interior residents recognized for emergency medical center work
• Stevens’ legacy focus of panel
• UAF makes progress on sustainability score
• Fiddlers come together at Athabascan Fiddle Festival
• Fairbanks Borough Assembly picks presiding officer
• State of Alaska will stop providing adult vaccines next year
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Nov. 12
• Crawford Elementary students host Veterans Day ceremony for full house
• Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly tables communication tower measure
• Man accused of assaulting Fairbanks cabbie
• North Pole man held after threatening state troopers
• UA Regents address upkeep issues: Maintenance backlog plan is ambitious
• Hydro dam site recommendation to come next week
• Fairbanks man gets 10 years for fake drug deal robbery
• Threatening comments cause evacuation of some Northward Building residents
• String of thefts hits administrative services building
• 20 years after ADA, UAF still catching up
• Tradition and merry-making: The Pub turns 35
• UAF hockey splits with Michigan; Greenham ties shut-out record
• Vote on cell tower tower regulation looms
• Chamber of Commerce hopes Congress follows in Murkowski's greenhouse gas footsteps
• DEC asks Fairbanks fish processor to recall salmon
• Three entities seek to upgrade Old Steese Highway for retail access, lessening traffic congestion
• Quick response, alarm system make difference in Riverboat Discovery fire
• Five Alaska felons face federal gun charges
• Van pool goes places the bus system can’t
• Pop-Con 2010
• Stern Talk Afghani Prisons
• “Young Ice” fills 30-year-old gap
• Free throws win game for blue in double overtime
• Soldier jailed for drunken crash near Healy
• Longtime Fairbanks community leader Bill Stroecker dies at 90
• Fairbanks man accused of molesting three boys beginning in 2006
• Assemblyman urged to resign seat following domestic violence accusations
• Neal Charlie dies at 91: Minto elder, former chief kept language, culture alive
• Fairbanks City Council debates Community Service Patrol funding
• Police Blotter – 11/9
• Letters to the Editor – 11/9
• Honestly Confused
• Breathe. Just breathe.
• News Briefs – 11/9
• Science Briefs – 11/9
• Random Errors: You and 2 others like this
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Nov. 8
• Gaps in Alaska law mean ‘buyer beware’ when it comes to household mold
• Nanooks mascot legacy is full of fun and sweat
• Possum Lodge leader Red Green signs duct tape in Fairbanks
• Mold a growing problem in Fairbanks homes
• North Star Youth Court helps other youths 'help themselves'
• Borough considers appealing pipeline value case to state supreme court
• Report presented to school board paints picture of Fairbanks college exam-takers
• Borough Assembly leader votes pends
• Small earthquake occurs near Cantwell
• Observe daylight saving by checking smoke alarm batteries
• State ready to release wood bison, waiting on federal protection
• Arctic Light Elementary hosts Veterans Day book fair
• North Pole mother organizes fundraiser for school defibrillators
• Murkowski, Miller lawyer up, seek donations in anticipation of ballot showdown
• North Pole postal worker questioned over missing mail
• Fairbanks students get a look at real-world jobs, training
• Fairbanks school lockdown found to be false alarm
• Prisons "humane" in Afghanistan, journalist tells UAF
• University Women's bazaar kicks off this weekend
• Sexual abuse trial of ex-pastor starts with victim's testimony
• Fairbanks church hit with three break-ins
• Wilderness group opens office in Fairbanks to monitor BLM
• Long write-in list for Denali Borough seats
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Nov. 4
• Assault charges stem from lost drug money
• Wanted man who fled Alaska gets 15 years prison for shooting
• Additional charges for men accused of summer break-ins
• Police seek help locating woman
• Bob Miller defeats Mike Kelly in Alaska's House District 7 race
• Waiting game begins in Alaska’s Senate race
• News Briefs – 11/2
• Police Blotter – 11/2
• Letters to the Editor – 11/2
• The Thomas Cronin affair
• It Gets Better: UA edition
• Tobacco risks
• UAF skates over Bowling Green for consecutive wins
• Rifle team captain profile
• Rare Ansel Adams photograph hides in plain sight
• Random Errors: Webcomics Rising
• Contentious Senate race drew Alaska voters to the polls
• Cafe style discussions let residents connect to North Pole Middle School
• Fairbanks North Star Borough School Board discusses new school construction bond
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Nov. 2
• Toasty October in Fairbanks doesn't break temperature records
• North Pole mayor submits no-frills spending plan
• Kids Voting gives students social studies lesson with real-world context
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Nov. 1
• Fairbanks church burglarized
• Famed Alaska seamstress lands role in 'Whales' movie
• Special Olympians rule the bowling lanes in state semi-finals in Fairbanks
• Outside push incites slate of write-in candidates for U.S. Senate race
• U.S. Senate candidates delve into Native corporation contracts
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Oct. 31
• Fairbanks school district boundaries see final changes
• North Pole man faces murder charges in teen's overdose death
• 2011 Fairbanks city budget keeps million-dollar surplus
• NRA endorsement comes into question in Alaska U.S. Senate race
• Pearl Creek sells sky lanterns for field trip fundraiser
• Four sworn onto Borough Assembly, three members say farewell
• Grant available to determine feasibility of large-scale geothermal energy production
• Earthquake in Denali
• First experience with wildlife in Alaska turns scary for student, tragic for moose
• Miller rues lack of privacy, but says he should have released documents earlier
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Oct. 28
• Sentencing today for assemblyman in domestic assault case
• Borough property taxes due Monday
• Texting while driving charge nets probation
• Say Ah: HPV
• Random Errors: Bandying about bandwidth
• Weekend Wanderlust: Currency conundrum
• News Briefs – 10/26
• Science News Briefs – 10/26
• UAF gets freaky
• COTW: Gay-Straight Alliance
• Nordic ski club eyes more trails at Birch Hill for novice skiers
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Oct. 27
• Man charged with felony assault for gun incident with girlfriend
• Interior races heat up as Election Day nears
• Fairbanks firefighters sell T-shirts to help breast cancer center
• Zombies dance among us: Thrill the World 2010
• Nanook swimming sinks to Simon Fraser
• Miller barred from Fairbanks borough employment until 2012, documents show
• Ester man charged with manslaughter, DUI in fatal accident
• Miller is wrong, McAdams is right on net neutrality
• Fort Wainwright to get night training near Delta Junction
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Oct. 26
• Jerry Cleworth takes over as Fairbanks city mayor
• Fairbanks City Council accepts $1 million grant for disaster, emergency response
• Crawford, Young focus on tenure during Fairbanks U.S. House forum
• Sounds and science of the undead: The thrill of apocalyptic education
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Oct. 25
• Senate roundup: Miller still undecided on appealing records decision
• UAF professor uses zombies as a teaching tool
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Oct. 24
• Joe Miller promotes his military experience at Fairbanks meet
• Borough poll shows parents favor teachers, staff
• Alaska Federation of Natives convention concludes by honoring its own
• Abnormally high Fairbanks gas prices not abating soon
• Lane leaders
• Sailing out of the Sagas
• Democratic PAC’s ride to McAdams’ aide
• Miller, McAdams debate the issues at ASUAF event
• UAF wins Brice Alaska Goal Rush Tournament
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Oct. 23
• Pipeline, dam could coexist according to outgoing state energy czar
• Fab Labs offer possible boon to rural villages
• Racism invades Alaska governor debate
• Candidates stump on campus
• News Briefs – 10/19
• Random Errors: Mysteries of the Internet revealed
• Editorial: And justice for all. No really.
• Building a lean, green snowmachine
• Salcha man faces attempted murder charge in shooting
• Alaska Federation of Natives backs Murkowski
• Alaska politicians swarm to AFN’s opening day to spread their messages
• Artists, shoppers abound at Native arts and crafts fair
• 2 in Tetlin attacked by knife-wielding relative
• AFN asked to support Measure 1 by Murkowski
• Relative of victim says shooting death was accidental
• Healing and Reconciliation Mass celebrated at Sacred Heart Cathedral
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Oct. 21
• ‘Ole!’ Spanish dancers liven up UAF Pub
• The state of the union isn’t strong
• UAF Toastmasters induct Chancellor and Vice Chancellor
• Editorial: An unpleasant defense
• Say Ah: Immune system
• Project aims to ease suffering from priest abuse
• Intoxicated burglar blames God
• Fairbanks man charged with sex crime
• Earl ‘Keggulluk’ Polk gets down with culture
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Oct. 20
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Oct. 19
• Fairbanks firm says there’s high interest for it to build a gas pipeline
• Community-wide potlatch to be held on Wednesday
• Free flu clinic planned for Alaska Federation of Natives conference
• Alaska general election ballots now available
• Traditional Athabascan stories retold through modern technology
• Guttenberg, Talerico face a battle of know-how for House District 8
• Scott Kawasaki, Joe Michel vying for House District 9
• The Arctic Ocean: 1000 Possibilities and Perils
• UAF Student PFDs Go Toward College Expenses
• UAF Researchers Tailor Medication to Alaska Natives
• Half of Freshmen Need Remedial Education
• Rash of Obscene Phone Calls Reported
• Nanook captain born to play
• Patch Adams Clowns Around with Healthcare
• Tortured Turtles: The statues of Constitution Park
• Police investigate shooting death of man in Fairbanks
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Oct. 18
• A borough battle over grandfather rights
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Oct. 18
• Senate, governor candidates to square off at AFN this week
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Oct. 16
• Woman behind break-ins pleads out
• Breast cancer awareness month activities abound in Fairbanks
• Proposed policy change tackles way Fairbanks students complete surveys
• Princess Cruises adds another ship to Alaska route for 2012
• Dip net permits coming due
• Hopkins will continue on Alaska Gasoline Port Authority board
• HIPOW totals come in greater than last year
• Daily News joins records lawsuit
• Fort Wainwright development completed
• North Pole man succumbs to injuries week after crash
• City claims officers sought to discredit superiors with whistleblower complaint
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Oct. 14
• Longtime Fairbanks store Mountain Sports closing its doors
• Soldier arrested in connection with shooting on Fort Wainwright
• McAdams meeting planned
• UAF opens to high school students
• 4-H leader gets national award
• 2 hurt in late-night accident
• Interior organizations benefit from PFD donations
• UAF College Republicans
• Random Errors: Logging In
• Weekend Wanderlust: Sourdough Steals and Dividend Deals
• Arctic Research Commission at UAF
• Pell Grant Awards
• Alaskan Grower’s School
• TechFest 2010
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Oct. 12
• Big bucks flow into Interior Alaska legislative races despite tough economy
• Parnell, Berkowitz debate in Fairbanks today
• Water issues to be filtered out at fish hatchery
• Fairbanks police officers lawsuit resurfaces
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Oct. 11
• 102-year-old Hannah Solomon honored at Fairbanks celebration
• Convention will address Native community issues
• Alaska Federation of Natives gathering serves a policy platform
• West Valley science teacher instructs from Africa to Allakaket
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Oct. 10
• An integral part of the Army, bands become better equipped to move with troops
• Fairbanks man, missing for 2 years, found dead in Pennsylvania
• Fines raised for city traffic violations
• Bond proposal key to future of UAF's life sciences building
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Oct. 9
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Oct. 8
• First measurable snowfall uncharacteristically late
• Fort Greely project sees abrupt layoffs
• Kaltag Tribal Council wins lengthy court fight
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Oct. 7
• Fairbanks nonprofits hope to benefit from PFD donations
• Interior Department suggests adding 2 seats to subsistence board
• Fairbanks mayor elect has quick turnaround for city deadlines
• Goldstream Valley family loses barn in fire; horses safe
• No snow means woe for Fairbanks Nordic enthusiasts
• Gatewood keeps City Council seat
• Two longtime assembly members ousted: Sattley, Bartos out; Kassel, Dukes in
• North Pole mayor recall falls short
• Fairbanks voters reject home heating fines for wood smoke
• Nappy Roots Heats Up Fairbanks
• School in Session for Strykers
• UAF Athletics Full Steam Ahead with Nanook Pride
• The Pipeline Link: UAF’s Prudhoe Bay Connection
• Free kidney screening at JP Jones Community Center
• Genetically modified salmon concerns Interior lawmakers
• Fairbanks woman wins Homer Halibut Derby and $40,000 prize
• Fairbanks Volunteers in Policing vehicle totaled by alleged drunken driver
• Federal grant funds career academies at Lathrop High School
• Democrats rake in cash for Alaska's governor’s race
• No Red Carpet at FAU Star Party
• Tiers and Recriminations: UAF Classrooms take step back in technology
• Dancing With the Bears: UAF Seeks New Mascots
• UAF to Launch Satellite Into Final Frontier
• Epic Equinox
• Weekend Wanderlust: Piles of Adventure
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Oct. 4
• Parnell, Miller find areas of agreement on issues
• First Sgt. Westley teaches soldiers and high school wrestlers
• Fairbanks businessman viewing recyclable paper as a new power source
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Oct. 3
• Fairbanks Record Expo draws collectors, music lovers
• Fairbanks mayoral candidates differ on city growth
• Claims disputed in North Pole mayoral recall
• Former postal worker accused of theft
• In Fairbanks, McAdams tries to rally Democrats
• Sattley faces 3 challengers new to elected office for seat I
• Dee Dee Jonrowe is keynote speaker at Breast Cancer Detection Center fundraiser
• Berkowitz pitches 'independent' attorney general plan
• Pollution is the buzzword in the race for Fairbanks Borough Assembly Seat D
• Fairbanks Bible Bee contestants heading to national competition
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Oct. 1
• After 105 years, Fraternal Order of Eagles lose their nest in Fairbanks
• North Pole man arrested on burglary, indecent exposure charges
• Candidates for Assembly Seat C contrary in most ways
• Flint Hills offers water filters to homes with sulfolane-tainted wells
• Permanent Fund rebounds to $36 billion after global recession.
• Guilty plea in gas station heist for North Pole man
• Arrests made after brawl at Fairbanks hotel
• Fire destroys North Pole home
• Man pleads guilty in road rage case in Alaska town with no paved roads
• North Pole home destroyed by fire
• Doyon endorses Murkowski
• Wasilla man dies in accident near Tok
• Deputy commander retires, will stay in Fairbanks
• Convoys will provide Taylor Highway access
• All 3 candidates Fairbanks City Council Seat B have yet to hold elected office
• Fairbanks man gets 4 years in Super 8 melee
• Fairbanks man faces 95 counts of fraud and theft
• Two teens arrested, charged with robbery involving three people
• Interior Taxpayers endorse Cleworth for city mayor
• Public hearing tonight for cell tower regulation areas
• Prize-winning journalist will speak Wednesday
• Stick and move: Drive-thru rabies vaccines given at Pioneer Park
• Hull seeks third term on school board
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Sept. 27
• Fairbanks man is recognized for longtime chaplaincy for Interior seniors
• UAF approved for drafting degree
• Chena Fest dinner fundraiser planned
• Library to close for renovations
• Drug ‘take back’ deals with unwanted meds
• Two native Fairbanksans compete for City Council Seat D
• Prescription drug ‘take back’ today
• Karr fundraiser planned
• Former Fairbanks hotel manager wanted in connection with theft
• Lerman seeks to unseat Gatewood in Fairbanks City Council Seat C race
• Backers line up behind Proposition B
• UAF lands contract to test unmanned aircraft
• Everyone’s a winner in North Pole city council race
• College Road shooter’s sentencing delayed anew
• Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly rejects road upkeep criteria
• Native groups support Murkowski
• Faces of Fairbanks: 2010 Art Walk offers historic stroll
• Fairbanks borough considers new road maintenance rules
• Sayonara, Indian summer: Cold temps are coming
• Proposed tuition hike fuels UAF campus protest
• GVEA is OK with a delay on the Healy coal plant
• Union asks to cancel upcoming UA employee vote
• State pulls coal permit for Healy
• Senate candidates fundraise in Fairbanks: McAdams, Miller meet and greet
• Search of hotel room reveals heroin, other drugs
• Construction Career Days hosts more than 300 students
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Sept. 22
• McAdams, Miller will meet Fairbanks voters today
• Fairbanks' bid for Arctic Games gets a boost
• Panel urges stronger review of state's finances
• Fairbanks borough's wood stove exchange program is gathering steam
• Rotary club funds renovation of historic Clay Street Cemetery
• The other side of life: Fairbanks teacher and preschool director rolls to a different beat at night
• Natural gas project’s timeline could cost it subsidies
• Fairbanks man charged with shooting drinking buddy
• Fairbanks forecasters say Alaska's Indian summer is almost over
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Sept. 20
• Sunny skies for Fairbanks as weather unusually warm
• Motorcycle riders tour to promote pancreatic cancer awareness
• Researcher seeks greater inclusion of culture and context
• Shooting on Farmers Loop
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Sept. 19
• Reaction mixed to Lisa Murkowski’s campaign announcement
• History not kind to campaign write-in candidates
• Murkowski names Alaska mountain, ice field after Sen. Stevens
• Mail theft defendant pleas guilty
• Make-A-Wish fulfills boy's dream of soccer and Disneyland
• Thousands of dollars believed taken from Fort Wainwright post store
• Fairbanks Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Rabies clinic planned
• School water tests clean despite petroleum-type odor
• NAMI moves to new office
• Berkowitz touts ‘Alaskan ownership’ plan for hunting licenses, gas pipeline
• Elementary school tests heating technology novel to Interior
• Alaska job growth could outpace nation
• Washout near trans-Alaska oil pipeline caused no damage
• Free children’s immunizations in North Pole
• Fairbanks Shakespeare Theatre's board of directors resigns
• Cancer fundraiser planned at Outpost
• Extension Service opens test kitchen to entrepreneurs
• Driver in fatal accident arraigned; trial set for November
• Candidates disagree on ACES, favor Susitna dam at first campaign forum
• Salcha woman dies after being run over by SUV
• Earthquake centered near Fox shakes Fairbanks area
• Road project unable to merge funding, races against winter
• UAF innovation competition back
• Writer, activist Terry Tempest Williams to speak in Fairbanks today
• Aurora Energy vents about steam price limit
• Candidate forums slated to start today
• Fairbanks City Council seeks money for wastewater plant upgrade
• Despite rough road, Fairbanks woman emerges triumphant on GED quest
• Innovative project brings Native culture to thousands of Alaska students
• Alaska’s GED program opens door to better-paying job for man from Wiseman
• Fairbanks Republicans weigh in on Murkowski's choice
• Alaska Native Language Center linguist helps document dialects
• Near record-high temperatures are in the forecast for the Interior
• Delta Junction bee business is California dreaming
• Ritual honors fallen 9/11 firefighters
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Sept. 12
• A GED in Alaska: How far will it take you?
• A plan for petroleum reserve comes to Fairbanks
• Group forms to support mayor in North Pole recall
• Tell us and we’ll do the bragging
• Fairbanks Art Walk will feature Interior portraits
• Doug Schrage named new University Fire Department chief
• Cheryl Hatch named new Snedden Chair at University of Alaska Fairbanks
• Alaska Historical Society and Museums Alaska meeting planned for Fairbanks
• $23.5 million in education money coming to Alaska
• Gov. Parnell: Oil is Alaska's lifeline
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Sept. 10
• Judge declares past case admissible in former Fairbanks pastor's sexual assault trial
• School board in conflict with borough over lapsed funds
• Fairbanks city mayoral candidates file financial disclosures
• Fairbanks man, his dog, survive plane crash in western Alaska
• Alaska barley recipes available
• Looking back in Fairbanks
• Convicted Fairbanks man in cold case murder says evidence withheld, wants new trial
• Remains found near Parks Highway could be those of missing man
• Tok man charged with felony robbery
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Sept. 8
• Wrong man stopped in Fort Wainwright school lockdown
• Fall harvest teaches horticulture for a cause for Fairbanks students
• Fairbanks-based PolarTrec program brings teachers to the Arctic
• John Jefko revels in role as Alaska’s biggest Chicago Bears fan
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Sept. 7
• Joe Miller, second driver cited in Fairbanks three-vehicle accident
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Sept. 5
• Murkowski getting 'huge outpouring' of support, aide says
• Officials say fire season is on last legs
• Arctic Innovation Competition returns
• Co-op Market plans harvest fair, meeting
• Pellet plant plans open house
• Flint Hills tries to make amends for North Pole refinery spill
• Cow moose with 3 calves likely a thief, biologists say
• Candles possible cause of fatal mobile home fire
• Steese Highway caribou hunt to reopen Sunday
• Fairbanks Rescue Mission’s Recycling Center turns one
• Feige claims more votes in District 12
• Animal shelter set to resume services
• Incident spurs lockdowns on Fort Wainwright; suspect in custody
• Myers named vice chancellor of research at University of Alaska Fairbanks
• Another natural gas pipeline idea is pondered
• Fairbanks woman faces felony charges for Johansen incident
• Search continues for CTC dean
• Nenana burglar changes plea
• Former Fairbanks pastor seeks trial
• High-speed chase ends in arrest of Fairbanks man
• Fire destroys home off Gilmore Trail; 1 dead
• Lack of funding, high-speed Internet, counseling hampers Alaska students, group says
• Supervisor accused of embezzlement expected to change plea to guilty
• William James passed away after 30 years as a physician in the Interior
• Man accused of pulling knife on state trooper
• Unusually warm weather in Fairbanks for August
• Power outage briefly hits the Interior
• Low-interest loans available to Alaska businesses affected by flooding
• Spaghetti fundraiser planned to help with medical expenses
• Homeless and at-risk youth to present photos and videos
• Burn permits no longer needed
• UAF offers new gardening manual
• Wildfire protection program available
• Stryker participates in esprit de corps run
• FST board accepts director’s resignation: Problem is he never offered it
• Slain Hoonah policeman was Fairbanks academy grad
• Fairbanksans demonstrate unusual skills for "Stupid Alaskan Tricks"
• Steese Highway hunters arrived,caribou didn’t
• Mt. McKinley Animal Hospital lands federal stimulus loan
• Goldstream Valley residents complete long-awaited community ballfields
• North Pole mayor Doug Isaacson fights recall push
• House District 12: The other close Alaska race
• Fairbanks hatchery still has no fish
• Delta farmer digs u-pick: Knowing what to grow and how much is the age-old dilemma
• Psychologist declares Galbraith competent to stand trial
• Fairbanks man gets eight years for starting an apartment fire
• Fairbanks borough, Alaska Railroad stall on Ice Park lease
• 3,800 Fairbanks votes part of tally in Alaska GOP Senate race
• Fairbanks woman finds son after 40 years
• Man charged with DUI drove car into store
• Catholic bishops conducting healing services in Nome
• Wanted con artist posing as Army officer is arrested in Deadhorse
• Joe Miller involved in three-car crash in Fairbanks, none injured
• Fortymile caribou hunt off Steese Highway to close after one day
• Suspects sought after 53 cars vandalized in Fairbanks
• U.S. Senate candidate Miller in vehicle accident in Fairbanks
• Fifth suspect indicted in thefts at Regal Cinemas
• Second man pleads guilty to robbing Comfort Inn
• Dog mauled by unknown animal
• Fairbanks police on lookout for wanted con man
• Park services credits missing hiker's mindset to his survival
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Aug. 26
• Missing Georgia hiker walks into Denali work camp
• Army secretary says Fort Wainwright’s future is bright
• Detection dedication: Breast cancer center honors founders and volunteers
• Fairbanks consumers flock to local eggs in light of national salmonella scare
• Safety-Care for Families training program set
• Lego league season begins in Fairbanks
• Warrants issued for former Carl’s Jr. managers
• Man missing near Eagle identified
• Stiver concedes Seat 10 race, three-way District 12 race too close to call
• 3 arrested for burglarizing home of girl’s ex
• Joseph, author Bockstoce to speak at historical society meeting
• Breast Cancer Detection Center volunteers to be honored
• Fairbanks woman who stole identities ordered to pay $18,000 in restitution
• Fairbanks prepares for AFN convention
• APOC will review Ramras ads: Quick hearing request denied
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Aug. 24
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Aug. 23
• 2010 Alaska International Senior Games conclude in Fairbanks
• For Healy woman, happiness is being a volunteer
• Prevent death from drowning: Simply wearing life vests could save many lives in Alaska
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Aug. 22
• APOC will examine complaint against Pike's Waterfront Lodge ads featuring Jay Ramras
• Lisa Murkowski on the issues
• Joe Miller on the issues
• UAF says Georgeson Botanical Garden doesn’t face closure, but that’s about the only good
• Fairbanks borough tax cap ordinance raises ire of watchdog group
• Arctic Village man killed by power line
• Antique car offers a celebration and Fairbanks reunion for one family
• Fairbanks woman wins new trial in DUI case
• Panhandling illegal on state property, not city
• Hopkins, Blanchard call for review of Fairbanks borough emergency services
• Postal worker pleads guilty to theft
• Cox, militia aid troopers
• Fairbanks International Airport tests innovative pilot alert system
• Eclectic group vie for House Seat 12
• Fairbanks turns out to watch Ted Stevens' funeral
• Heavy rains once again shut down Taylor Highway
• Food preservation videos available
• Open house to discuss 23rd Avenue construction today
• North Pole looks at fees for emergency services, crash response
• Looking back in Fairbanks - Aug. 18
• Salute: A tip of the wings to Sen. Ted Stevens
• Mentor program helps high school freshmen learn the ropes
• North Pole water company ordered to stop loan payments
• Manhunt continues in North Pole
• Taylor Highway closures upcoming
• Anaktuvuk Pass man drowns
• New Northwest Broadcasters to restructure debt
• Soldier arrested for taking woman's passport, demanding sex
• Underdog Fairbanks soccer team trounces Anchorage's best in Alaska state championship
• New businesses count on downtown resurgence
• Family finishes 7,000-mile cycle trip to Fairbanks but is greeted by questions
• High wind revives wildfires, smoke expected in Fairbanks
• School district grants and projects director makes a difference
• Healy residents feel the heat from sudden wildfire
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Aug. 15
• 2010 Tanana Valley State Fair comes to successful close
• Mother of boy killed by DUI angered by woman’s second arrest
• Snoop Dogg keeps rhymes flowing, crowds grooving at Fairbanks concert
• Market study to introduce reindeer to Alaska consumers
• Time running out to file for Fairbanks-area political offices
• Motorcyclist severely injured in crash with truck
• Fairbanks Borough finds money to pave Potter Road
• Neighborhood dispute leads to gunplay
• Senior games offer chance for competitors to show their skills in Fairbanks
• Tanana Valley Fair food is a chance to gorge on novelty
• Sex assault case goes to panel for sentencing
• Warm air approaches Fairbanks
• Looking back in Fairbanks - August 13
• Fairbanks residents weigh in on Gulf oil spill
• Annual Stand Down for Veterans is Aug. 21
• New group aims to recycle buildings materials
• State approves coal plant permit
• Trooper shooting armed man in Tanacross justified
• Fairbanks schools improve meeting their federal mandates
• A look at Ted Stevens' career
• Fran Ulmer, UAF panel to host Gulf spill discussion
• Assaulting wife nets Fort Wainwright man 10 years
• Fairbanks man sentenced for threatening comments
• DJ, IRS worker run for Fairbanks City Council
• Fairbanks chamber cancels congressional primary forum
• Accused Fairbanks drug dealer arrested while free on bail
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Aug. 10
• Repeat DUI for Fairbanks woman at center of 2005 fatal crash
• Bubble-blowing contest is pop hit at Tanana Valley State Fair
• Maintenance problems piling up at Noel Wien Library
• Tanana Valley Fair talent show attracts Fairbanks' finest
• North Pole vaccine clinic planned
• Training areas closed during military drills
• GCI expects rural service outages
• Rain slows Willow Creek wildfire but haze stays
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Aug. 8
• Cake decorators show off sweet skills at Tanana Valley State Fair
• Aviators, Alaska mourn ‘Wild Bill’ Michel who died in Denali plane crash
• Fairbanks motorheads converge at the demolition derby
• Tangle Lakes Campground road closed
• Rex Trail permits will be issued this year
• Alaska Board of Game opens North Slope grizzly bear season early
• Demolition derby scheduled for 2 p.m. today
• Army searching for tips on moose wasters
• Little new information on Fairbanks shooting incident
• Fire-starting homeless Texan gets 8 months in jail
• Fairbanks food vendors honored for service to the Tanana Valley State Fair
• Miss Ricki, the Grande Madam of Golden Days and Fairbanks, dies at 79
• Man charged in Tanacross standoff with Alaska State Troopers
• Fairbanks Borough Assemblyman Tim Beck arrested for domestic assault
• North Pole man charged with killing wife with sledgehammer
• Warm weather fans fires; cooler temperatures, rain expected
• Tanana Valley State Fair gets ready for Fairbanks
• Looking back in Fairbanks - August 5
• Public safety report - August 5
• Fairbanks school district has big list of projects it wants funded
• Truck bursts into flame after collision on Farmers Loop
• Looking back in Fairbanks - August 4
• Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce urges no vote on Ballot Measure 1
• Councilman Cleworth files to run for city mayor
• Speed humps and traffic circles come to 2 Fairbanks neighborhoods
• Former Fairbanks man who killed toddler out on probation
• Missing Fairbanks cancer patient arrested on drug charges
• Man gets four years for role in Fairbanks hotel robbery
• Fairbanks man who tried to steal trooper car while handcuffed sentenced
• Man to be sentenced in 2007 death of Fairbanks toddler
• Fairbanks man faces 20 years for assault at gunpoint
• Resolution sought in opposition to Alaska anti-corruption act
• Heating debate for Fairbanks' wood stoves nears decision
• Fairbanks cliff diver returns home bruised and battered but still smiling
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — Aug. 2
• Fairbanks borough begins its wood stove trade-in program
• Army reservist from Delta Junction hangs tough in military competition
• Brief power outage darkens portion of Fairbanks
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — August 1
• Fairbanks comic book collector's vast collection puts him in the spotlight
• Higher temperatures are causing Alaska's growing season to become longer
• Summer puts Tanana Valley Farmer's Market in full swing
• Missing cancer patient found
• Vivian Stiver, Steve Thompson debate the issues with Republicans in Fairbanks District 10 primary
• Alaska regulators will take second look at Usibelli coal gas plan
• North Pole faces GCI tax dilemma
• Fort Wainwright soldier pleads not guilty to child porn charges
• Taylor Highway open again to Top of the World
• Tanana Valley State Fair exhibits due Saturdau
• Fairbanks Borough Assembly gives it approval to plan to truck liquefied gas
• No charges filed in Denali grizzly bear shooting
• Alaska Board of Game votes to double permits double for Nelchina caribou hunt
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — July 29
• Troopers arrest man alleged to be behind high-speed chase
• Fairbanks newlywed jailed for assaulting her husband
• Fairbanks' House District 10 primary race tops $20,000
• 14-year-old girl killed by truck on Steese Highway
• Nomeite crowned Miss WEIO 2010
• Wrapping up Fairbanks car theft was Elementary
• Fairbanks businessman Bernie Karl playing a role in cleaning up Gulf oil spill
• It's official: The Taylor Highway is a disaster
• Chena River closes to king salmon fishing on Wednesday
• 2 moose get stuck, die in pond at Fort Knox gold mine
• Booze, drugs get Fairbanks man in trouble with 14-year-old
• Popular Fairbanks doctor dies while exercising
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — July 26
• Rededication ceremony honors Felix Pedro
• WEIO games put heritage in perspective for Fairbanks woman
• New greenhouses under construction on Geist Road
• Red Green Regatta attracts the best of Fairbanks' slapdash raft work
• Festivities, parade mark Fairbanks' Golden Days, historic achievement of Felix Pedro
• Ear pull is test of strength and pain endurance at the World Eskimo-Indian Olympics
• Defense presses for incompetency ruling in 2007 slaying
• Fairbanks robbery suspect will plead guilty
• Fairbanks DUI suspect faces assault charges
• Federal grand jury in Anchorage indicts 3 from Fairbanks for cocaine
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — July 23
• NANA joins Fort Greely bid effort
• Fairbanks borough reviewing plan to truck liquefied natural gas
• North Pole considers change in government
• 2nd North Pole councilman quits
• Tea Party Express rolls into Fairbanks, targets Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski
• Fairbanks court's bail, accounting records under investigation
• WEIO opening night celebrates friendships, competitors
• Handcuffed woman gets away from troopers
• Fairbanks man lies to woman to enter home, exposes self
• Taylor Highway open to Top of the World junction
• Fairbanks couple faces stiff penalties for large pot bust
• Fairbanks radio tower with a long history comes down
• City Council: Fire department can apply for federal grant money
• Judge rules UA firing improper
• Gov. candidate wants Parnell to dismiss energy adviser Therriault
• State investigates Nenana student center
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — July 20
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — July 19
• Fairbanks conference brings together the next generation of first responders
• Check out city’s new fire trucks tonight
• Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival attracts participants from around the world
• Fairbanks Catholic Diocese losing a ‘gem’
• Fairbanks Golden Days celebrations begin this week
• Fairbanks Borough asks for input on economic development
• Heavy rains, hail hit Fairbanks, Interior Alaska
• Tourism in Eagle, Chicken hurting because of Taylor Highway closure
• Festivities mark anniversary of Fort Wainwright's predecessor, Ladd Field
• Lawyer for the poor turns his attention to consumers
• Fire levels North Pole mobile home
• Fairbanks woman charged for son missing school
• Anchorage man faces DUI, other charges in Parks Highway crash
• Teen sentenced for molestation
• Looking Back in Fairbanks — July 17
• Dawkins speaks to overflow Fairbanks audience about humans, religion
• Weather, high water hamper search for missing Alaska man along Taylor Highway
• Alaska State Troopers rescue 'Into the Wild' wannabes
• Salcha land regulations will stand
• North Pole city councilman unexpectedly resigns
• Fairbanks Borough Assembly backs gas pipeline route through Fairbanks
• Fairbanks bar owner holds burglar at gunpoint
• Former UAF basketball player found guilty of theft
• North Pole man gets 3 DUIs in one month
• Willow Creek Fire fouls air in Fairbanks
• Fairbanks borough, road service area bicker over repair project
• Motorist from Eagle River missing on Taylor Highway
• Fairbanks man involved in fatal shooting accused of stealing tools
• Police seek witnesses to van, motorcycle wreck at Airport Way and Cowles on July 4
• Fairbanks man charged in stabbing; gang ties investigated
• Fairbanks woman honored with national award for autism work
• Missing boy found safe on Fort Wainwright
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Fairbanks North Star County
• Alaskan Goddess Festival And Benefit Concert
• Summer Arts Festival
• Midnight Sun Festival
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• World Ice Art Championships
• 20th Annual International Sled Dog Symposium
• Explore Alaska: Alaskaland Pioneer Air Museum

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