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Fairbanks woman charged with attempted murder in neighbor's stabbing
A Fairbanks woman accused of stabbing her neighbor in the arm last month has been indicted for attempted murder.
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Mayor of small Alaska town accused of misusing police car
Updated 10:45 a.m. 2/8/10 HOUSTON, Alaska - After Houston Mayor Roger Purcell borrowed a city police car to drive to Fairbanks, the officer checked the dashboard video and found the mayor had used police lights to pass other cars.
Fairbanks restaurant reopens 11 months after fire
Submitted by Billy Hackett on Mon, 02/08/2010 - 07:01. A popular Fairbanks eatery closed by fire last year has reopened.
GVEA: Proposed gas deal would lower energy rates in Fairbanks
A proposed deal to truck compressed natural gas from the North Slope to Fairbanks could result in an electric rate cut of about 6 percent, according to Golden Valley Electric Association estimates.
Fairbanks businessman convicted of tax evasion
Roger Lee Shoffstall was found guilty of a single count of felony tax evasion after two days of deliberations.
Palin e-mails suggest husband's role in governing
In this file photo taken Feb. 14, 2009, Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin greets her husband Todd at the finish line of the 2009 Tesoro Iron Dog on the Chena River in downtown Fairbanks, Alaska.
From Fairbanks to Washington D.C.; ambitious bicycler peddles peace
Don Ross is a man with a mission, some aching muscles, and miles and miles of roads behind and ahead of him.
Fairbanks Toyota seller deals with recall over sticky gas pedals
Kendall Auto of Fairbanks is among the hundreds of harried Toyota dealerships across the nation dealing with the recall of multiple Toyota models with sticky accelerator pedal problems.
UA Fairbanks to close virtual reality lab
Discovery Lab computers can display images on a three-piece wall-sized screen, which is tucked into a room behind the Rasmuson Library.
Deployed: How a Fairbanks family copes with a loved one going to war
Editors Note: Hundreds of thousands of U.S. soldiers - husbands, wives, fathers, mothers, sons, daughters - have deployed to war zones in Iraq and Afghanistan since 2001.
Fairbanks veterinarian plans services for Interior villages
A Fairbanks veterinarian plans to offer low-cost services to Interior villages. Dee Thornell, owner of the Animal House Veterinary Hospital, told the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner that she will offer basic services under the auspices of the nonprofit Golden Heart Pet Assistance League.
Fairbanks man throws snow at trooper, is Tasered
FAIRBANKS a ' A Fairbanks man was Tasered Sunday morning after he threw snow at an Alaska State Trooper.
Palin PAC reports $1.4M raised in second ...
Alaska Governor Sarah Palin delivers her farewell speech as she officially resigns during the annual Governor's Picnic July 26, 2009 at Pioneer Park in Fairbanks, Alaska.
Alaska gun measure drawing attention again
A bill that would exempt guns and ammunition made and kept in Alaska from federal firearms regulation is getting attention from state lawmakers again.
Don't miss Alaska's first international roller derby bout! Fairbanks Rollergirls vs.
UA president: We don't favor Fairbanks
The Fairbanks Daily News-Miner reports that President Mark Hamilton told a House Finance Committee meeting in Juneau on Thursday that such suggestions are an insult to the Board of Regents However, he and other university leaders say they want to improve collaboration among the system's 16 branch campuses.
Moose kicks Alaska boy on way to school
A 12-year-old Alaska boy suffered a bruised ankle when a moose kicked him while the boy was on his way to school.
Woman arrested for allegedly stabbing her neighbor in arm
A Fairbanks woman was arrested on felony assault charges early Thursday for allegedly stabbing her neighbor in the arm while burglarizing the neighbor's apartment near Fox.
Church youth director helps bring teen suicide movie to Fairbanks
For three days last weekend, Shane Hopkins put in approximately 36 hours hanging out at Regal Cinemas, passing out free tickets for the four daily showings of the film "To Save a Life." He is doing the same this weekend.
Bonds for gas plan get Fairbanks borough's OK
FAIRBANKS a ' The Borough Assembly handed access to $28 million worth of federal bonds to the Alaska Gasline Port Authority on Thursday.