National Weather Service weather experts are cautioning residents of Interior Alaska to monitor snow load on roofs after a powerful storm moved through the region, coating buildings with snow and ice.
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Alaska detectives turning to genetic genealogy to catch cold case killers
Alaska’s first homicide case built on genetic genealogy is set to go to trial next month.
A new crisis team in Fairbanks is responding to mental health calls and freeing up other emergency resources
The Mobile Crisis Team members are certified in their fields and go through weeks of additional crisis response training to learn how to de-escalate situations, assess suicide risks and more.
Fairbanks curler to compete in Winter Olympics
Fairbanks curler Vicky Persinger has earned a place on the U.S. team that will compete in the Winter Olympics in China in February.
Chair of Nuclear Regulatory Commission touts safety of small reactors like the one planned for Eielson
The Air Force announced in October that it has chosen Eielson for a first-of-its-kind mini reactor.
New report could guide how Alaska spends $1.5B in federal funding for broadband
A new task force report could help the state decide how to spend $1.5 billion for broadband from the federal infrastructure law.