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Vessel in distress and sinking at Juneau’s harbor due to heavy snow load on decks and docks. Credit: Juneau Harbors photo via Facebook, December 31, 2025. NOAA forecasts continued snow … Read More
By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | January 2026 Memaw says it’s just cold enough to hurt your feelings. Unlike Juneau and Fairbanks, in Southcentral there is no snow … Read More
A frozen sewer pipe encased in ice, illustrating the type of cold-weather conditions that can cause backups and system failures during prolonged subzero temperatures and low snow cover in Wasilla. … Read More
“Three Bears Lake”: Wasilla’s Most Unexpected Waterfront Attraction. By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | December 2025 Wasilla – Last January, Wasilla residents got a free reminder that nature … Read More
A phlebotomist at Mat-Su Regional Medical Center provides a lab draw for a patient, highlighting the behind-the-scenes care that supports diagnosis and treatment every day in the Mat-Su Valley. Local … Read More
By Gina Hill | Alaska Headline Living | January 2026 A key moment in Ketchikan Indian Community politics arrives January 6, when tribal citizens will have a chance to question, … Read More
Politics are heating up in Alaska in a high-stakes showdown over the state’s ranked choice voting system, as a newly certified 2026 ballot initiative will let Alaskans decide whether to … Read More
Dress like you’re goin’ to the North Pole, Alaska, where it is currently -39 below zero and counting, according to the weather folks. If that don’t make you grab another layer, I don’t … Read More
The City of Wasilla has postponed the New Year’s Eve Fireworks Show and the live 95.5 The Pass broadcast due to projected high winds and safety concerns. The event was … Read More
