Alaska’s Winter Fuel Crisis Deepens | Anchorage News

Rural Alaska braces for winter amid a fuel crisis as prices soar from $9 to $15 a gallon, threatening heating and food choices. Remote communities rely on risky barges or expensive planes—many aging and strained—while officials scramble to ensure no one’s left in the cold. State aid programs exist, but residents warn they may fall short, urging lawmakers to act before temperatures drop further.

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