On the KBBI AM 890 Thursday Evening News we hear where to find vaccines for your 5-to-11-year-old child now that both the CDC and FDA have approved pediatric vaccinations. Also, Pebble Limited Partnership is still expressing optimism over its mine plans. All that and more on the Evening News.

LGBTQ+ students, along with KPBSD staff, speak at the Board of Education meeting.

In the news this evening, students and teachers from Homer speak out for LGBTQA+ rights at school board meeting, and wintertime activities in Kachemak Bay State Park.

This morning, the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District deals with student behavior following remote learning, as well as difficulty attracting new teachers. The deckhand dog of the F/V Laura didn't make it into the raft when the boat sank. A man robs a Ketchikan credit union. Sterling Highway update.

This evening we hear what was behind the weekend's big storm, as well as from teacher representatives discussing the school year so far. All that and more.

Assembly Member Chesley tries to clarify Borough Planning Commission makeup. Emilie Springer talks fall fly fishing on the Anchor River with Brian Saunders. One lane of the Sterling Highway reopens near Cooper Landing.

Tonight, word that the Sterling Highway has reopened to one lane of traffic after a landslide last night caused by heavy rains closed the highway south of Cooper Landing. Also, Homer's assemblyman seeks to straighten out borough planning commission issues, and Emilie Springer takes us fly fishing on the Anchor River.