Delta Junction News

Alaska State Troopers have recovered the body of a Delta Junction man who drowned over the Fourth of July weekend.

Bob VanVeldhuizen has spent the past 17 years nurturing a sometimes-moody barley crop at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.

No way, but we are having a special showing. Delta Junction resident Brookely Bellinger will premiere her new movie The Mount Marathon Experience on July 2 for two showings; at 7pm and 9pm in the AVTEC a oeStudent Service Centera 519 4th Ave.

Alaska's farmers and ranchers, whose work accounts for hundreds of jobs and contributes upward of $50 million into the state's economy annually, have found a new voice in Alaska Farm and Ranch News in Delta Junction.

A Delta Junction man charged with attempted murder was deported from Canada last month but is still at large despite a $2 million warrant for his arrest.

Alaska State Troopers say a man who was naked tried to break into another person's home in Delta Junction.

DEFENSE SPENDING: Senate approves bill that would reverse administration's plans.

Soldiers at the Army's Northern Warfare Training Center participated in Exercise Northern Edge June 17, by instructing a visiting Navy SEAL team on cold-weather river-crossing techniques.

After almost two years, Fairbanks once again has a USDA-certified slaughterhouse.

Former state lawmakers Pete Kott and Vic Kohring are free to travel without asking for permission from a judge.

It has long been 15-year-old Kayla Collyer-Platzer's dream to follow in her sister's footsteps and join the Army.

June 15, 1999 - The wildfire that blackened the midnight sun and forced the hasty evacuation of Fort Greely the previous evening smoldered but barely advanced on Monday.

North Korea's missile testing continues to alarm U.S. officials as they prepare for the worst.

A private company is taking another step in development of a wind farm near Delta Junction.

A Salcha man has been charged with six counts of domestic violence assault, felony drunk driving and animal cruelty.

A section of the Alaska Highway will be designated as the Purple Heart Trail this weekend in Delta Junction.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates will join Senator Mark Begich on a tour of Alaska's Fort Greely on Monday.

Spring's first major thunderstorm brought scattered showers and more than a few lightning strikes across Interior and Southwest Alaska on Saturday afternoon.

State forestry officials have banned almost all burning in much of Southcentral Alaska due to dangerously dry conditions.

Alaska State Troopers are investigating the death of a Delta Junction man. Roy C. Green, 40, was found dead about 10:30 p.m. Thursday in an abandoned apartment building in Delta Junction.