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The tour was part of a field excursion by groups invested in restoring Cripple Creek as a key component in juvenile chinook salmon development.

As the state begins looking beyond fossil fuels, mining companies are quietly preparing to take over its highways.

Two Fairbanks men are accused of running an illegal guide outfitting business following a federal sting operation.

A group of eight high schoolers have been spending the last few days restoring Chinook salmon habitat and areas along the Chena River near Doyon Limited and the William Ransom

A multi-million dollar project to help homeless youth has kicked off in Wasilla.

Sixteen days worth of paint, sweat and tears turned into a mural masterpiece by renowned artist Vladimir Zhikhartsev that now adorns the wall of Big Ray’s between Second and Third

How the traditions of the hunt from hundreds of years before live on in an unusual annual sporting event in Alaska.

University of Alaska Fairbanks film archivist Angie Schmidt took Chamber of Commerce members and guests on a walk down memory lane Tuesday with a compilation of Golden Days films and

All about the Fairbanks Princess Riverside Lodge, including rooms, dining and activities.

The annual celebration of the Fairbanks Gold Rush kicks off this weekend.