Fairbanks Daily Newsminer

• Borough measure removes chunks of air quality code November 20, 2018
  FAIRBANKS — A proposed ordinance by Mayor Bryce Ward would gut the Fairbanks North Star Borough code of ordinances regarding air quality to comply with voter approval of an October ballot measure.
• Coghill discusses Senate priorities, concerns in upcoming session November 20, 2018
  FAIRBANKS — North Pole Republican Sen. John Coghill, named Sunday as part of the GOP’s Senate leadership team, isn’t optimistic that Fairbanks colleague Sen. Pete Kelly will make it back to Juneau.
• The wait is over, Costco is open for business November 20, 2018
  FAIRBANKS — As of 7:30 a.m. today Costco is open for business at 49 College Road — starting a new chapter for the wholesale shoppers and bargain hunters of Fairbanks and beyond.
• Jury hears opening arguments in Fairbanks bar fight murder trial November 20, 2018
  FAIRBANKS — A jury heard opening arguments Monday in the trial of a 24-year-old Fairbanks man accused of shooting a man and his cousin during a bar fight two years ago.
• Coghill named new Senate Rules Chair November 19, 2018
  FAIRBANKS — Fairbanks Republican Sen. John Coghill will be the new Senate Rules Chair for the upcoming legislative session beginning in January.