Kris Capps

Tina Peterson has dedicated her life to personal fitness and fitness in sports and she found a way to dovetail both into a thriving business that helps others.

Cultures from around the world, all right here in Fairbanks, will gather from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday at the Pioneer Park Centennial Center for the 39th annual Fairbanks

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An online video gave Fairbanksan Amanda Huff an idea to try something new here in Fairbanks.

Fairbanks nonprofits and businesses had an opportunity to get to know each other at a special gathering hosted by Bettisworth North Architects and Planners in Fairbanks on September 10.

Tuesday marked the one year anniversary for 8 Star Events Center, which celebrated by holding an open house.

The departure of the clinic leaves Healy with no on-site health care.

Three old fire trucks from Healy are headed to an auction house in Wasilla this week. Funds earned from the auction could be the final dollars required to buy a

Step by step, Rachel Cockman’s dream is coming true.

World Dance instructor Judy Kreith has been inducted into the Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival Hall of Fame, honoring her more than 20 years of teaching and collaboration.

In the Fairbanks insurance world, Allstate Insurance agent Chris Marok is a popular guy.

Fairbanks Litter Patrol Team B helped clear area roadways this summer picking up thousands of pounds of litter and recyclables.

If you stepped into the Binkley Room at Pike’s Waterfront Hotel Friday you might have felt like you stepped back in time.

Five generations of Binkleys gathered on Saturday to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Riverboat Discovery, an iconic tour of Interior Alaska that continues to educate, entertain and endear visitors

There is a rumor that 40 years ago, a city of Anderson gardener planted wild strawberry plants in her yard. They grew and grew and grew, way beyond her own

Alaska artist Amy Reisland-Speer has a special talent for showing friends how much she appreciates them.

As of Saturday, there were 205 active fires across the state. A total of 422,604 acres have burned so far this year — and fire activity continues to increase.

Scattered showers are possible over the weekend for both the Bear Creek and Saint George Creek Fires. An overall warming and drying trend will continue into next week, with a

Expect pilot cars to continue leading traffic through the Bear Creek Fire on the Parks Highway for at least another week, but here is the good news: Firefighters are contracting

With no safe place for families to swim, the city of Nenana took matters — and machinery — into its own hands, creating a new beachside swimming hole that's already