Good morning, Anchorage.

A fire affected multiple structures at a homeless encampment in Anchorage's Davis Park, impacting the local homeless community.

The 2025 Fur Rendezvous pin, featuring two ravens and symbolizing a rare bird seen in Anchorage, is expected to sell out due to its necessity to avoid 'jail' at the event.

Alaska lawmakers are considering a bill to offer up to $24,000 in student debt repayment to attract former residents to return and work as state employees or teachers, aiming to address employee shortages and outmigration.

The Anchorage School District Board is discussing next year's budget, which may include significant cuts to programs and staff due to a $100 million funding deficit, with over 100 people expected to provide public testimony.

Anchorage records its lowest snowfall since 1953, affecting outdoor events and leading to the relocation of the Iditarod race start to Fairbanks.

The Alaska Supreme Court ruled Alaskans can sue the state over predator-control programs potentially harming animals, like bears, in national parks, reviving a lawsuit against bear and wolf culling designed to protect a caribou herd.

Alaska's state ferry system is experiencing ongoing difficulties in staffing, particularly with licensed personnel, affecting operational capabilities and the ability to offer full service.

In Juneau, activists and volunteers engage with lawmakers for Alaska Cancer Action Day, advocating for enhanced tobacco education, prevention, and increased taxes on cigarettes and e-cigarettes to address smoking's health impacts and costs.

The Dittrich brothers combined for three points in the state final, leading West Anchorage to a repeat victory as state champions in hockey.

Alaska Design & Adaptation Collections Tour

The Anchorage Museum offers a guided tour focusing on the design and craftsmanship of Alaskan objects and artworks, accompanied by insights from local conservation experts.

Alaska Outdoor and Environmental Education Symposium 2025

The symposium focuses on outdoor and environmental education for youth in Alaska, hosted by the Alaska Natural Resource and Outdoor Education Association and the Arctic Research Consortium of the U.S.

The Queen's Cartoonists: Animated Music Experience

The Queen’s Cartoonists perform music from classic and contemporary animations while synchronizing their performance with video projections of the original films.

2025 Western Regional IDeA Conference in Anchorage, Alaska

The Western Regional IDeA Conference brings together biomedical scientists to share recent research findings and foster collaborations among participants from the IDeA Western Region.

Alabama Story Live Concert

Alabama Story will perform live at the Anchorage Community Theatre, offering an inspiring musical experience.

Alabama Story Concert at Anchorage Community Theatre

Alabama Story will perform live at Anchorage Community Theatre, offering an evening of inspirational music.

Chugach Hike and Alyeska Nordic Spa Experience

This event offers a scenic 3-mile hike through the Chugach mountains followed by relaxation at Alyeska Nordic Spa, featuring hydrotherapy and opportunities to see local wildlife.

Alabama Story Concert at Anchorage Community Theatre

The Alabama Story concert will feature their inspirational music at the Anchorage Community Theatre, providing an exciting live experience for fans.

Protecting Childhood: The Power of Women in International Development

Celebrate Women's Day with Eileen Neave Purkeypile, a Director from Children’s Emergency Relief International. She will highlight the vital role of multigenerational women in championing children’s rights as she shares her experience advocating for children across Bolivia, South Africa, and the Philippines.

Great Alaska Sportsman Show 2025

The Great Alaska Sportsman Show is an outdoor-themed event showcasing the latest in hunting, fishing, and RV equipment, featuring various activities and educational seminars.