Good morning, Anchorage.

Diving teams recovered human remains linked to the fourth Maynard family member during a two-day search in Kachemak Bay after their boat capsized last summer near Homer — the remains were sent to the State Medical Examiner for autopsy.

Scientists with the Alaska Volcano Observatory report that Mount Spurr west of Anchorage appears calmer today after a winter of elevated unrest that led to eruption alerts in March — although low-level seismic activity still prompts consistent monitoring.

Experts noted the volcano has not shown the rapid changes seen before past eruptions and will keep a close watch — ensuring updated warnings if conditions shift.

Anchorage Assembly repealed the rule that required bars, restaurants and breweries to check IDs when selling alcohol, effective immediately.

Operators said the rule angered patrons, hurt sales and damaged the city’s image—liquor stores must still follow the mandate.

Today, the U.S. Board on Geographic Names in Washington will meet to consider naming a mountain after Carola June Young—a lifelong Talkeetna miner and pioneer woman—an honor proposed by her daughter and backed by local groups from Matanuska-Susitna.

Governor Dunleavy said the state will be reimbursed for housing 40 detainees as protests took place outside the Anchorage Correctional Complex, where about 25 people marched and chanted against the detentions—some urging that families be reunited.

Protesters said they plan to continue marching for 30 days to protect what they see as basic human rights.

East Anchorage’s Sela Rodriguez was named Alaska’s top high school softball player for the second time after earning the Gatorade Player of the Year award—she hit with a .603 average and 11 home runs in 22 games, managed 14 wins and 3 losses on the mound, and kept a 3.69 GPA while volunteering as a youth instructor.

Richy Mitch & The Coal Miners Live Concert

7-10 p.m. — Coldwater Lodge & Market — Cover charge applies — Enjoy lo-fi melodies and folk lyrics from the energetic Richy Mitch & The Coal Miners with special guest Rosie Rush.

Eagle River Triathlon

12:00 p.m. — Chugiak High School — Check website for entry fee — Compete in the 2025 USAT Alaska State Championship with Olympic and Sprint distance events.

DAD GAMES 2025

1-7 p.m. — Dave & Buster's Anchorage — Ticket required — Unleash your competitive spirit in the ultimate family arcade showdown.

Hockey Training Camp for All Ages

5 AM - 11 AM — Avis Alaska Sports Complex — Check website for pricing — Enhance your hockey skills with expert coaching and tailored development.

2025 Anchorage Mayor's Marathon & Half Marathon

7 PM — Delaney Park — Entry fee varies — Experience a celebration of community and fitness with marathons, half-marathons, and fun runs during the Summer Solstice.

Penguin Peak Trail Brushing

9 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Bird Valley Trailhead — Free — Help maintain the Penguin Peak trail while enjoying the beautiful Chugach State Park scenery.

On-Site Tour of Preferred Care at Home of Alaska

9 a.m. - 7 p.m. — Preferred Care at Home of Alaska — Free entry — Discover top-rated senior living options and enjoy a tour showcasing exceptional care and dining.

MAYDAY! Live Concert in Anchorage

10 PM - 2 AM — Chilkoot Charlie's — Tickets available — Experience a wild night of music and mayhem with MAYDAY!'s first performance in Alaska.

SpaffDaddy Live Performance

8:30 p.m. - 2:30 a.m. — Humpy's Great Alaskan Alehouse — Ticket info not specified — Experience the unique sound of a local artist who grew up in Anchorage.