Power Shifts and Pressure Points as 2026 Opens on Multiple Fronts
By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | January 2025 Zohran Mamdani Moves Quickly to Reshape New York City Government…
Month: January 2026
Snowed In and Taking on Water: What’s Next for Juneau’s Relentless Winter
Vessel in distress and sinking at Juneau’s harbor due to heavy snow load on decks and docks. Credit: Juneau Harbors…
Grow Your Hair the Smart Way: A Healthy Hair Handbook
What Science Says About Nutrafol, Pumpkin Seed Oil, Rosemary Oil, and Coffee Shampoo By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living…
Memaw’s Winter Commute: Frostbite, Black Ice, and Bad Decisions
By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | January 2026 Memaw says it’s just cold enough to hurt your feelings.…
Cold Weather Sewer Advisory in Wasilla
A frozen sewer pipe encased in ice, illustrating the type of cold-weather conditions that can cause backups and system failures…
It’s a Perfect Local Legend: A Storm, a Flood, and the Community Mischief that Makes the Internet Snort-laugh.
“Three Bears Lake”: Wasilla’s Most Unexpected Waterfront Attraction. By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | December 2025 Wasilla –…
What a $50 Billion Rural Health Investment Could Mean for Alaska and the Mat-Su Valley
A phlebotomist at Mat-Su Regional Medical Center provides a lab draw for a patient, highlighting the behind-the-scenes care that supports…
January Decisions in Ketchikan: Tribal Voters Get Face Time With Council Candidates
By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | January 2026 A key moment in Ketchikan Indian Community politics arrives January…
Alaska’s Voting Rules Are On the Line: Your 2026 Ballot, Your Power
Politics are heating up in Alaska in a high-stakes showdown over the state’s ranked choice voting system, as a newly…
Memaw’s New Year’s Day Deep Freeze Drive
Dress like you’re goin’ to the North Pole, Alaska, where it is currently -39 below zero and counting, according to the weather folks.…