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| Alaska Caribou Make Dramatic Population Rebound After Being on the Decline for Over a Decade The Western Arctic caribou herd in Alaska is seeing a population increase after being on the decline for more than a decade. Conservationists estimate there are currently 259,000 of the animals. There's still concern that climate change and oil and gas development could be harmful to the mammals.
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| Fairbanks hit by wave of snow, freezing rain The tough conditions follow an overnight weather front that left 4 to 7 inches of snow across much of the Interior. The University of Alaska Fairbanks reported 6.5 inches of snow as of 5 a.m., which quickly changed to freezing rain as temperatures warmed to the low 30s. A National Weather Service ...
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| LIVE UPDATES: Snow, icy roads lead to crashes, cancellations, delays "Due to (Tuesday's) winter weather and continued freezing temperatures, ice continues accumulating on our roadways. GDOT is responsible for the maintenance of more than 17,900 miles of state roads and interstates. Currently, there are more than 12,800 miles remaining to be cleared and treated.
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| Scott Gross I grew up on a dairy farm along a dirt road in central Minnesota. When wasn't working, I was playing sports with kids in the neighborhood. That led to sports in high school and junior college. I graduated from Brown College in Mendota Heights, Minnesota in February of 1998 with an AAS degree in Radio ...
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| 10 usually cold places warmer than New Orleans right now New Orleans residents continue to bundle up for warmth as the city experiences winter weather Wednesday (Jan. 17). The National Weather ... It goes without saying that the town of North Pole, Alaska, is nearly a winter wonderland year round, with temperatures on average in January at -2 degrees.
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| Amid alarm over rumored wood stove restrictions, Mat-Su rejects update to air-quality agreement The Matanuska-Susitna Borough Assembly voted 6-1 not to update a 2006 agreement with the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation. The new ... Many Butte residents heat with wood, and cold weather brings more burning and inversions that can trap the smoke low to the ground.
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