Editing Fairbanks, Alaska (section)

==Media==
{{main|Media in Fairbanks, Alaska}}
Fairbanks' largest newspaper is the ''[[Fairbanks Daily News-Miner]]'', which also includes a weekly entertainment guide, Latitude 65. A few other periodicals also serve Fairbanks and the Fairbanks North Star Borough: ''[[The Ester Republic]]'' and the University of Alaska Fairbanks student newspaper, the ''[[Sun Star (Alaska)|Sun Star]]''.

Fairbanks is also served by television and radio. Leading radio stations include AM Stations [[KFAR]] 660 talk radio, [[KCBF]] 820 [[ESPN]] Radio Network, [[KFBX]] 970 talk radio and [[KJNP (AM)|KJNP]] 1170 religious radio. FM stations include 88.3 popular Christian, [[KUAC (FM)|KUAC]] 89.9 [[National Public Radio]], [[KSUA]] 91.5 University of Alaska, Fairbanks, [[KDJF]] ("CHET FM") 93.5 everything country, [[KWDD]] 94.3 Alaska's new country, [[KXLR]] 95.9 classic rock, [[KYSC]] 96.9 soft rock, [[KWLF]] 98.1-"Wolf 98.1" top 40, [[KJNP-FM]] 100.3 religious radio, [[KAKQ-FM]] 101.1-"Magic 101.1" pop music, [[KIAK-FM]] 102.5 country music, [[KTDZ]] 103.9-"K-TED" adult hits, [[KKED]] 104.7 rock music, [[KQHE]] 92.7 religious talk, and [[KDFJ-LP]] 105.9 religious radio.

Fairbanks' major television affiliates are [[KATN]] ([[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]], [[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox]], [[The CW Plus]]), [[KUAC-TV]] ([[Public Broadcasting Service|PBS]]), [[KTVF]] ([[NBC]]), [[KFXF-LD]] ([[MyNetworkTV]]), and [[KXDF-CD]] ([[CBS]]). Cable TV is available from [[General Communication|GCI]]. Satellite TV from [[Dish Network]] and [[DirecTV]] is also available.