Jack Barnwell is a reporter at the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner. He focuses on themes such as energy and mining, urban design, and public policy, bringing a keen insight into regional interests and world news. Jack's work has been featured in various outlets including the Kodiak Daily Mirror, KUAC public broadcasting, and the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
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Jack's reporting primarily focuses on local government and politics in Alaska, particularly in Fairbanks. His coverage heavily features government announcements and legal policy regulations. When reaching out to him, consider offering insights or commentary related to local political developments, municipal policies, economic development initiatives, or public policy issues specific to Fairbanks or Alaska.
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A MACS Tranist Red Line bus waits for departure at the Max C. Lyon Jr. Transit Center in downtown Fairbanks on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026.
A proposed charitable sale of 220 acres of state-owned land around Rosie Creek Trail to the Alaska Housing Finance Corp. has stirred up concerns as the state-owned housing agency aims
By: Jack Barnwell
The Fairbanks North Star Borough is aiming to restore Saturday service for two of its MACS Transit bus routes following a 90-day public comment period.
Effie Kokrine Charter School seventh grader Abigail Hays studies a invertebrates in a water sample taken from Deadman Slough during the school's first Salmon Science and Culture Expo on Wednesday,
A proposed Fairbanks city ordinance aims to address long-simmering concerns over public nuisances stemming from private properties.
By: Jack Barnwell
Effie Kokrine Charter middle school students received a hands-on immersion into the cultural and scientific relevance of salmon during an inaugural expo on Wednesday.
The mid-winter impacts of a El Niño are most likely to produce one thing this year for Fairbanks and the Interior: below-average snow.
The North Pole City Council advanced an ordinance on Tuesday that would give annual 3% pay increases for all permanent city employees across the board as part of a longevity
By: Jack Barnwell
Dozens of medical and support volunteers provided much-needed free dental and medical services to more than a hundred patients on Saturday as part of a pop-up clinic provided by the
By: Jack Barnwell
Ashley Hedrick arrived at Griffin Park decked out in pink pins and a pink tutu and ready to walk in the 2026 Making Strides Against Breast Cancer 5K walk with
