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Isabelle Salazar. Family members say the additional hair color is now purple. 📸 Anchorage Police Department Anchorage police are asking for the public’s help locating a missing teenager who has not … Read More
Anchorage Police remind the public that checking official sources and verified updates helps prevent the spread of false information and keeps the community safer. April’s Disinformation Awareness Month reminds us … Read More
Every year, more than half of reported sexual assault victims in Alaska are children. Raising the age of consent helps protect them and ensures survivors have access to justice. #SAAM2026 … Read More
With Sexual Assault Rates Still Among the Highest in the Nation, Advocates Say Awareness, Survivor Support, Prevention, and Accountability Remain Critical Across the State By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline … Read More
Wasilla Police Department’s best still shows a black pickup leaving the scene of today’s Financial Drive crash. By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | April 2, 2026 The Wasilla Police … Read More
The Children’s Place encourages the community to stand against abuse and support children with #NoExcuseforChildAbuse and #MatsuProtectsKids. Stand Up in Blue, Stand Up for Kids By Gina Hill | Alaska … Read More
Alo Salamasina is safe after Anchorage police confirmed they had been located, bringing relief to family, friends, and the community that helped share the missing person alert. By Gina Hill … Read More
Vietnam War veteran Michael Fugere, seated in a wheelchair with friend Edward Godnig, speaks with Alaska Headline Living at the No Kings rally in Wasilla, Alaska, on March 28, 2026, … Read More
Darlene Martin smiles here in a family photo, now safely located thanks to community eyes. By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | March 29, 2026 Anchorage police confirms Sunday … Read More
