Good morning, Anchorage.

A 16-year-old died when an avalanche hit Turnagain Pass on March 24th.

Alaska youth filmmaking group See Stories became a nonprofit in 2019 and now offers free curriculum and workshops to help Title I students and teachers tell their own stories through digital filmmaking.

Alumni have had films shown at international festivals and more will be featured in upcoming screenings — the group also holds teacher development sessions to support new storytellers.

Technicians at Timi’s Alpina Auto Repair in Anchorage are preparing cars for a possible eruption of Mount Spurr by advising residents to secure extra car and carbon filters and cover their vehicles if they lack a garage.

Local auto shops are selling filters quickly—mechanics warn that volcanic ash may cause engine damage and rust if not properly blocked.

Anchorage has three voting centers open today at City Hall, Loussac Library, and Eagle River Town Center for residents who prefer in-person voting in the April 1 city election—voters using mail must have ballots postmarked by April 1 or drop them off at one of 18 secure drop boxes until 8 p.m.

Alaska officials from the Department of Fish and Game petitioned the state Board of Game on Friday to secure emergency rule that allows the predator control program to continue in the Mulchatna caribou range — officials say the measure is needed to rebuild the herd and resume traditional hunts in rural communities, despite last week's unconstitutional ruling.

Alaska officials petitioned the Board of Game on Friday for an emergency rule to let a predator control program keep running—despite a recent court ruling that it broke public notice rules—to help boost the Mulchatna caribou herd, which now numbers about 13,000.

The Port of Alaska director said the port will finish demolishing old facilities and build an armor rock wall this summer as part of its modernization project, which is expected to last ten years and cost at least $2 billion.

A retooled request for proposals will award a contract by the end of April—this work is funded partly by federal grants and shipping surcharges.

A new clinic opened in Anchorage to serve kids and young adults—providing health care services that focus on early wellness and treatment for local residents.

State high school basketball tournaments ended on March 22nd with Colony girls winning a 44—41 victory over Wasilla for the 4A title and Grace Christian girls earning their third straight 3A crown, while Bettye Davis East Anchorage boys and Nome-Beltz boys also claimed titles.

At the college level, UAA’s track standout Joshua Caleb was named GNAC Athlete of the Year after breaking conference records in the 60, 200 and 400 meter events.

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.

Anchorage Home Show

10 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Alaska Airlines Center — $10 General Admission, $8 Seniors & Military, Free 17 & Under — Discover the latest in housing solutions and enjoy family activities.

Bright Ideas

3-7 p.m. — Anchorage Community Theatre — Tickets available — Experience an engaging performance that promises to spark creativity and inspiration.