Good morning, Anchorage.

An Alaska mother was arrested on March 20th for child endangerment after leaving her toddler alone in a parked car that was not running — troopers said the incident occurred when the engine was off.

Assembly District 1 candidate Daniel Volland faces a tough challenge from realtor Daniel George in a race centered on housing and zoning reforms that impact downtown neighborhoods.

The municipal election ends on April 1 and the contest pits the progressive incumbent against a challenger backed by a mix of conservatives and progressives—debates that could shape future policy.

The Legislature is considering a bill to reshape the Alaska Board of Fisheries by reserving seats for commercial, sport and subsistence harvesters and a science representative—subsistence members will be chosen by the Alaska Federation of Natives and NOAA will pick the science nominee. Supporters say the change will improve fish stock management and fairness but critics worry the governor's power to reject nominees could add political bias.

Anchorage’s BFit and Well offers Rock Steady Boxing classes twice a week to help people with Parkinson’s gain strength, balance and mobility.

Participants must complete a screening before joining—ensuring safe workouts that build both confidence and community.

Anchorage fans saw 16 teams advance from round one at the Alaska Airlines Center as teams in both the 3A and 4A brackets earned key wins.

In the 3A division, victories set up semifinals played Thursday while in 4A, top teams move into today's semifinals—paving the way for Saturday's finals.

The 3A girls quarterfinals are underway today at the Alaska Airlines Center—where Grace Christian has emerged as a leading team—while Barrow and Monroe Catholic also hold their own.

Sixteen teams compete in the tournament from Wednesday to Saturday as schools vie for the championship.

2025 National RTAP Rural & Tribal Transit Training Workshop

This workshop in Anchorage offers a comprehensive two-day Transit Training focused on Capital Projects and Mobility Management for rural and tribal transit professionals.

Alaska Tribal Conference on Environmental Management (ATCEM)

The ATCEM is a four-day conference focused on environmental issues, offering networking opportunities and sessions on topics such as climate change and food security, attended by Tribal environmental professionals.

Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training

9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. — Cook Inlet Tribal Council — Free entry — Equip yourself with vital skills to intervene when someone is contemplating suicide.

Spring Sample Sale at Bateau Bridal Boutique in Anchorage, Alaska

Bateau Bridal Boutique is hosting a sample sale offering discounted floor model gowns with early access by appointment and an open house format for further options.

Ladies Coffee and Brunch Gathering

10 a.m. – 12 p.m. — Humpy's Great Alaskan Alehouse — Suggested donation — Connect with fellow women over delicious brunch and coffee in a welcoming community.

Deluxe Trolley City Tour in Anchorage

10 a.m. | Visit Anchorage Log Cabin Visitor Information Center | Ticket prices vary | Explore Anchorage's sights on a deluxe trolley tour with opportunities for wildlife spotting.

Cabin Fever Comedy Showcase

7:00-9:15 p.m. — Whale's Tail — Free entry — Enjoy standup from a lineup of local comedians followed by an open mic night.

The Ataris Live in Alaska

7-11 p.m. — Williwaw Social — $25-$35 — Experience a night of nostalgic punk rock with The Ataris and an official Emo Night after-party.

Alaska Electronic Orchestra Concert: Bass, Saxophones, & Great Vibes!

4-5:45 p.m. — The Nave — Check website for admission — Experience an electrifying musical fusion of saxophones and bass with stunning visuals at this unique concert.

Mat-Su Outdoorsman Show

12:00 AM — Curtis D. Menard Memorial Sports Center — Check website for ticket info — Explore outdoor vendors and discover products for your Alaskan adventures.