On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• A new podcast explores the Filipino experience in Alaska.
• Plus, Southeast communities score federal funding to make their streets safer.
• And, a Southeast Alaska wolf pack turns to a surprising source of protein.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• A local tradition was revived last month as the Monthly Grind returned to Saxman.
• Plus, Some Toyostove models are failing in cold temperatures, and there's no consensus on why.
• And, Celebrating 50 years of the Sitka Fine Arts Camp.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• A fighter jet shot down an unidentified object above the North Slope this morning.
• Plus, Metlakatla launches an effort to reclaim its history with a homegrown archive.
• And, why Petersburg's library is top-notch, according to a trade publication.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Why did Verizon phones on Prince of Wales Island recently stop working? KRBD looked into it.
• Plus, state troopers are getting bodycams, and they want public input on bodycam policies.
• And, how lawmakers hope to send more Alaskans to in-state colleges.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Ketchikan school officials hope a bill in the Legislature could ease the need for layoffs.
• Plus, a proposal to open more hunting and fishing to Ketchikan residents moves forward – and not everyone's thrilled.
• And, Wrangell officials hope to use federal funds to repair dilapidated docks.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• A group of young athletes prepare to represent Ketchikan at a Native Youth Olympics tournament this spring.
• Plus, Petersburg plans an indoor triathlon to keep residents active in the winter months.
• And, a look at what kind of information was collected from recent homelessness surveys around Alaska.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Local governments and community members rally against a pending court decision that could shut down king salmon trolling.
• Plus, Another uptick in fentanyl-laced pills in Southeast Alaska.
• And, Wrangell prepares for tourist season by buying two high-end port-a-johns on eBay.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

A push to certify more of Ketchikan's Filipino residents in CPR.

Plus, nonresident deer hunters in the ABC islands will be limited to two bucks.

And, Chilkat weavers in Juneau work to finish child-sized robes for a ceremonial dance.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Alaska's governor says he'll fight a pending court ruling that threatens to shut down the Southeast king salmon season,
• Plus, Juneau's assembly signals that it wants a five-cruise ship limit.
• And, elk hunts are set to return to a Southeast Alaska island for the first time in nearly 20 years.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

A federal appeals court confirms last year's decision that Metlakatla members should be allowed to fish off-reservation,

Plus, deer hunters will continue to have a liberal six-deer bag limit in the ABC Islands.

And, another Lingit artist's work will be featured on a postage stamp.