Good morning, Anchorage.

After a dangerous Friday, Anchorage roads were less icy Saturday, but APD reported 14 crashes and 8 with injuries (20 distress calls) as a wintery mix urged drivers to remain cautious.

Anchorage demonstrators gathered on Friday, Jan.

17 amid rising tensions with Greenland as they voiced concerns and urged local officials for increased dialogue. Details from organizers remain limited.

The ASD and its teachers' union reached a tentative agreement on Jan.

17 — after lengthy negotiations in Anchorage — and now await contract ratification.

The Anchorage Wolverines won a 2-1 shootout at Sullivan Arena Friday night, extending their winning streak to four games and earning two points.

Goalie Kai Weigel made 31 saves on 32 shots (battling cramping) as the game featured intense plays and early period brawls.

High school and college teams competed in hockey, basketball, and cross-country skiing on Jan.

17, 2026, with close games and competitive scores. Anchorage’s NAHL game featured the Wolverines and Ice Dogs in a tightly contested match (local results captured a vibrant sports spirit).

Candlelight Concert: Rings and Dragons

6:30-7:29 p.m. — 49th State Brewing — $27.65 — Experience an enchanting musical journey with a tribute to fantasy themes by candlelight.

2026 Alaska Forum Conference

8 AM – 5 PM — Dena’ina Civic and Convention Center — Open to attendees — Expanding opportunities with the inaugural Alaska Forum Career & Craft Fair.

22nd Annual All Alaska Roundup

2 PM – 12 PM — Hilton Anchorage — Check event page for registration fees — An annual recovery event fostering community support and connection in Anchorage.

2026 ASBJJF Adult and Masters GI Championship

9:15 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. — Avis Alaska Sports Complex — Registration fees applicable — Experience the thrilling competition of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Alaska.

Mushing Dogs to the Top of Denali: The 1979 Expedition

6-7 p.m. — Anchorage Museum — Free entry — Experience the thrilling story of the first ascent of Denali through the eyes of expedition members and author Nan Elliot.