The final two finishers in the 2026 Yukon Quest Alaska 750 arrived Friday just hours before the awards banquet.

A weather system is dumping snow on Fairbanks and the Interior again today. And more is in store through Tuesday. // The North American Aerospace Defense Command intercepted five Russian military aircraft Thursday flying through international airspace off Alaska's coast. // The Alaska Federation of Natives urged state lawmakers last week to fix the fish and game management system that's causing problems for Native subsistence hunters. // A state legislator’s chief of staff was arrested last week and now faces charges of child sexual exploitation and child sex trafficking. // Alaskans pay some of the nation's highest prices for coffee, because of volatile markets and tariffs. // The two top finishers of this year's Iron Dog snowmachine race that ended Saturday in Fairbanks set a record for winning the race four times in a row.

Dan Bross and Rick Thoman talk about the atmospheric phenomenon of Sun Dogs.

Food security advocates are asking the state legislature to continue a program that lets SNAP recipients double their buying power at farmers markets. // A multi-vehicle pileup on the Richardson Highway Wednesday left three people injured and damaged several military and civilian vehicles. // The first round of fundraising reports in the 2026 governor’s race is out. // Public testifiers largely supported a bill in the legislature that seeks to ban law enforcement officers from wearing face masks on duty, but the Anchorage police chief doesn’t. // This year’s Iron Dog will mark the 30th – and final – time that Todd Palin is taking part in the endurance snowmachine race.

Advocates for developing Alaska’s trails say they’re glad to see that the state Department of Transportation is including trails in its long-range plans. DOT scheduled two sessions on trails as part of a weeklong series of virtual focus-group meetings on different transportation modes.

The program is set to expire, but a Fairbanks representative hopes to keep it going.

In his address to the Alaska Legislature, U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan said national Democrats are bent on ruining Alaska, and an idea to create a municipal lottery met significant resistance at a Fairbanks City Council work session.

A majority of council members spoke against the idea of a municipal lottery at a Tuesday work session, encouraging city administration not to spend more time developing the idea.

North Pole High School's Music Director, Jenna Dreydoppel brought the entire cast and lead roles of the spring musical "Les Miserables" to the KUAC Alaska Live Film Archive studio. Get a sneak preview and hear these amazing high schoolers perform and talk about their roles.

Kipnuk evacuees are deciding whether to rebuild their village in the same spot or move to higher ground, and an Alaskan athlete has a good shot at winning an Olympic medal .