What exactly are Alaska’s mosquitoes carrying? The answer is not what many homeowners expect, and the details about West Nile, wildlife, and Alaska’s unique mosquito risk are worth a closer look.

The Alaska State Fair is over, the rides are quiet, and winter seems ready to take care of the mosquitoes. It won’t. Learn how Alaska mosquitoes survive the deep freeze and return with breakup.

Rain, warm temperatures, and even windy days all affect mosquito activity in Alaska. Learn why mosquito populations change throughout the summer and what you can do to reduce them around your home.

Mosquitoes in Palmer and Wasilla often build up around overflowing gutters, wet gravel, shaded storage areas, and overgrown edges that stay damp after rain. This guide covers the hidden spots homeowners miss most around the yard.

In the Mat-Su Valley, the transition from melting snow to a full-blown swarm happens almost overnight, turning your backyard into a high-density nursery for "snow mosquitoes." It’s a relentless cycle fueled by the Valley's unique terrain and hidden moisture pockets that DIY fixes simply can't reach.