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Small wildfires leave haze over Fairbanks
Alaska officials say smoke from a handful of wildfires left a haze over Fairbanks.
Palin to quit as Alaska Governor
ANCHORAGE: In a surprise move, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin said yesterday she was stepping down and would not seek re-election, fuelling swift speculation of a possible 2012 White House bid.
Freecycling concept comes to University of Alaska Fairbanks
Money was no good at the first Really Free Market on Saturday on the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus.
Pro-Palin Web site attacks Fairbanks Rep. Ramras
A pro-Palin Web site has accused Rep. Jay Ramras of a conflict of interest for owning BP stock.
Woman begins trash odyssey in Alaska
At age 40, Karen Hawes felt it was time to launch a trashy new lifestyle. And what better place to start, she figured, than her birth state of Alaska.
Looking Back in Fairbanks - June 29
June 29, 1999 - The Fairbanks City Council and an ad-hoc public works advisory panel are of one mind when it comes to a new police station: the city needs one.
5 Budget Friendly Summer Activities in Fairbanks, Alaska
If the 20 hours of daylight and the constant hum of the mosquitoes didn't tip you off, I'll let you know right now that it is summer in Fairbanks.
Midnight Sun Run draws usual assortment of outrageous Fairbanks participants
Sarah Brewer delivered both a political and fashion statement on Saturday night in the Midnight Sun Run's annual costume contest.
Prosecutors file more charges in mine pot bust
Submitted by Joe Campbell on Fri, 06/26/2009 - 12:16. State prosecutors say an elaborate marijuana growing operation at a gold mine near Manley may have been around for more than 20 years.
Fewer passengers, less mail challenges Fairbanks airline
An Interior airline operator said people are leaving Alaska villages, and that outward migration to urban areas is adding new business challenges in an already tough economy that is bringing more competition from larger companies.
Manley marijuana bust yields more than 600 plants
Two men have been charged with growing and harvesting hundreds of marijuana plants in Interior Alaska, according to state prosecutors.
Looking Back in Fairbanks - June 20
June 20, 1999 a ' Amazing things grow under the midnight sun. Two damsels atop prancing papier-mache horses.
USDA certifies Fairbanks slaughterhouse
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has certified a Fairbanks slaughterhouse to process beef and pork.
Suspected crack house closed after police, troopers raid
Authorities in Fairbanks have closed a suspected crack house. The closure came after a raid last week by police and Alaska State Troopers on a Mercier Street home as part of a 14-month investigation.
Fairbanks cyclists roll to victory in Kluane relay race
Cyclists from Fairbanks cleaned up on Saturday at the 17th Kluane Chilkat International Bike Relay.
Fairbanks woman dies from fire injuries
A 76-year-old Fairbanks woman who was seriously burned in a house fire has died of her injuries.
Fairbanks woman burned in apartment fire
An elderly Fairbanks woman was seriously injured in an apartment fire and flown to Seattle for treatment.
Car Surfing Death in Fairbanks
Alaska State Troopers say a 34-year-old Fairbanks man found dead along a rural road had apparently been "car surfing" when he fell.
Fairbanks' Mayor Strle to reexamine Illinois Street Project
A Fairbanks mayor is again looking to put long-discussed plans for rebuilding Illinois and north Cushman streets under the microscope.