Tim Ellis
News Reporter and Producer at KUAC-TV (Fairbanks, AK)
KUAC FM News reporter/producer
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1 week ago |
fm.kuac.org | Tim Ellis
Wednesday May 7, 2025 KUAC News stories:The Alaska House is scheduled to vote today on a change to corporate income taxes that could generate millions of dollars for the state. The Fairbanks North Star Borough and the nonprofit that advocates for the old SS Nenana riverboat are clashing over federal money meant for repainting the historic sternwheeler.
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1 week ago |
alaskapublic.org | Tim Ellis
It’s springtime, and Alaskans are breaking out their all-terrain vehicles and hitting the trails. But Alaska State Troopers say a lot of those ATVs also are being driven on public roads. So they’re reminding those drivers that if they ride on roads, they must obey the law. Troopers spokesperson Austin McDaniel says they’re trying to get the message out on safe and legal use of ATVs, and motorcycles, because they’re seeing a lot of them out on roads that don’t comply with the law.
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2 weeks ago |
fm.kuac.org | Tim Ellis
Agency urges legal, safe off-road vehicle operationIt’s springtime, and Alaskans are breaking out their all-terrain vehicles and hitting the trails. But Alaska State Troopers say a lot of those ATVs also are being driven on public roads. So they’re reminding those drivers that if they ride on roads, they must obey the law.
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2 weeks ago |
fm.kuac.org | Tim Ellis
Friday May 2, 2025 KUAC News stories:1. About 250 people held a May Day rally at Veterans Memorial Park in downtown Fairbanks Thursday night to honor Alaska workers. 2. Alaska State Troopers say a lot of ATVs also are being driven on public roads, so they’re reminding those drivers that they obey the law. 3. The Alaska Native who designed the state flag was recognized last week with a posthumous, honorary doctorate from Alaska Pacific University. 4.
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1 month ago |
fm.kuac.org | Tim Ellis
Trucks hauling containers of hazardous and low-level radioactive debris 'will continue throughout the summer' Contractors dismantling Fort Greely’s old nuclear power plant have begun shipping scrap material from the project to a radioactive-waste storage site in Texas. Army Corps of Engineers contractors last month began moving the tons of scrap material they’ve generated since the demolition work began in October.
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