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Alaska ocean waters reflect themes of science, security, and community running through today’s news digest, including policy discussions, public safety awareness, and efforts to study climate and marine innovation. From espionage … Read More
By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | February 2026 💅 Listen up, hon. You might think that “cold snap” was a cute little wink from Mother Nature. Nope. It’s … Read More
The Anchorage Police Department handles hundreds of missing person reports each year and notes that most individuals are located, but cases involving vulnerable adults are treated with heightened urgency due to increased … Read More
The Trans‑Alaska Pipeline System stretches across northern Alaska, symbolizing how energy production, distance, and supply networks shape the way national policy and economic activity reach the state. Energy, distance, and supply chains shape … Read More
By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | February 2026 Safe and Accounted For There is quiet relief in this update. A 14-year-old Anchorage girl who had been missing since … Read More
The aurora glows above Independence Mine State Historical Park in Hatcher Pass setting the stage for Astronomy Night on February 27, 2026, at 7 p.m. Hosted by the Mat-Su Trails and Parks Foundation with NASA … Read More
Body camera image shows Gerry Pugal hiding inside a refrigerator during an October 2022 arrest operation at his home in Kodiak, Alaska. By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | February 2026 Gerry … Read More
The 2026 United States Senate race in Alaska is beginning to take shape, even if it has not yet dominated national headlines. Incumbent Republican Senator Dan Sullivan is seeking a third term. … Read More
Parking garage and long-term parking are full today at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. Travelers should use the North Terminal Parking Lot, Park, Ride & Fly Lot, the Cell Phone Lot, … Read More
