Nationally touring comedian Lachlan Patterson, a familiar face to Alaska Comedy audiences, returns to Interior stages in ...

When Okorie “OkCello” Johnson steps onto a stage, he carries more than a cello. He carries histories — personal, cultural and ...

The second round of a survey on the Fairbanks North Star Borough’s Regional Comprehensive Plan update closes Saturday and the ...

As international interest heats up in the Arctic the focus is being turned on Alaska’s role in research, defense and ...

The arrest of a Soldotna family by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, including two teens and a 5-year-old, has prompted a wave of concern and lawmakers to hold an investigatory ...

Saturday closes out the season for Dark Winter Nights, Alaska’s live storytelling show, with a 7 p.m. performance at Hering Auditorium. A small team of producers selected six local storytellers ...

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Four months after the remnants of a tropical typhoon wrecked communities in Western Alaska, hundreds of people who were displaced are considering abandoning their village altogether.

For as long as Donald Trump has been president, he has been talking about unleashing Alaska’s natural resources and boosting mining across the state.

DENALI BOROUGH — There is an open seat on the Denali Borough Assembly. Longtime assembly member Richard Hammond is now working out of state and thus, has resigned from the board. He filled Seat G, ...

The sounds of 19th-century France filled the Oehring Auditorium last weekend as North Pole High School (NPHS) presented an ambitious production of “Les Misérables.” A collaboration between the school’ ...

The Fairbanks City Council again postponed a resolution regarding the future development of the old Polaris Build site on Monday, following a heated debate and a last-minute procedural matter.