Good morning, Anchorage.

Alaska Teens Against Abuse is expanding its statewide campaign during Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month to educate teens on healthy relationships — partnering with local schools and community centers — as new programs unfold this month.

UA Board of Regents is keeping its policy to remove DEI references despite a federal court ruling that struck it down, citing a risk of losing federal funds.

Faculty have voiced concerns about a chilling effect on classroom discussion (public comments are accepted for future board meetings).

Anchorage parents, teachers and community members voice concerns ahead of the school board vote today at 7 p.m. on a proposal to close a $90 million budget gap with cuts that may shut down schools like Campbell STEM Elementary and trim sports and staff (affecting critical services like school nurses).

A winter storm is moving through the area today, bringing heavy snow and extreme cold.

Local weather officials advise residents to dress warmly and drive safely on icy roads (focusing on slick spots).

A vigil at St. John United Methodist Church in South Anchorage drew an overflow crowd Monday supporting a local family affected by federal immigration enforcement, and lawmakers held a hearing to review the incident.

Community members are seeking clarity on federal procedures.

The Alaska Department of Health reports that more than 9,000 Medicaid recipients could lose coverage if new work requirements take effect by Dec.

31. About 69% of expansion enrollees are automatically exempt, while others must meet work, study, or training conditions, officials said.

Jeremy Swayman won an Olympic gold medal and locals celebrated his achievement this week — a moment that fills the community with pride.

His win shows Alaska’s spirit as he shines on the international stage.

Anchorage musher Eddie Burke Jr. won the inaugural Su Dog 300 sled dog race in Willow at 4:06 p.m. Monday with 12 dogs in harness (this event replaces the former Willow 300) and led his team over challenging trails and climbs while other teams continued racing toward Willow.

Two local prep skiers shone at state meets last week as Service’s Jack Leveque won the 5K freestyle and 7.5K classic races while South Anchorage’s Mia Stiassny returned to claim the Girls Skimeister title; both will head to the Junior World Championships in Lillehammer.

On Saturday, UAF hockey captured the Governor’s Cup at Sullivan Arena by beating UAA while Service high school boys basketball spoiled the Thunderbirds’ senior night with a buzzer-beater win (48-47).

Sitting Still: A Documentary on Landscape Architecture

7:30-9 p.m. — Anchorage Museum — $5 — Discover the visionary approach of landscape architect Laurie Olin in this compelling documentary screening.

You Have This Day And Maybe Another

7 p.m. — The Nave — Care-based sliding-scale tickets — Explore the thoughtful connections of care through contemporary dance performances that reflect on everyday life.

Saint Martin's Saints at Alaska Anchorage Seawolves Men's Basketball

7:30-11:30 p.m. — Alaska Airlines Center — Tickets required — Catch an exciting college basketball showdown between the Saints and Seawolves.

Artist Connect at The Nave

12-5 p.m. — The Nave — Free entry — Connect with local artists while painting plates for a charitable project.

Fairview Spring Play Program 2026

1:30-4:30 p.m. — Fairview Community Recreation Center — Check website for cost — A fun-filled mini camp with games, STEAM projects, and field trips for kids.

Mariculture Nerd Night: Talks, Tastings & Shell Painting

6-8 p.m. — 49th State Brewing — Free entry — Dive into mariculture with engaging talks, tasty samples, and a little shell painting fun.

Yukon River Science Symposium

All day — Denali Tower North — Free entry — Explore the latest research and developments concerning the Yukon River ecosystem.

Katherine Blanford Stand-Up Comedy Show

7-9 p.m. — Bear Tooth Theatrepub — Ticket prices vary — Experience the hilarious antics of comedian Katherine Blanford, who's won hearts with her charming and energetic performances.

B4uDie Kick Off Party

7-9 p.m. — Chilkoot Charlie's — Check for admission details — Celebrate the start of Alaska's week-long comedy arts festival featuring top national comedians.