On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• School board members from Metlakatla and Ketchikan plan to meet to discuss racism at a controversial basketball game this past February.
• Plus, longtime Craig parks and recreation head Victoria Merritt plans to retire,
• And, a nearly $1.5 million judgement is entered against a Texas couple for defrauding a Yakutat elder.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Ketchikan is getting a new grocery store as Three Bears Alaska expands into Southeast.
• Plus, a Sitka-based seafood processor plans to rebuild a floating fish plant with a $40 million loan,
• And, donors and employers give a big boost to a University of Alaska Anchorage master's program amid a shortage of social workers.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Federal investigators call for stricter rules on Ketchikan air tours after a series of crashes.
• Plus, Alaska has gone a year without a commercial fishing fatality for only the second time on record,
• And, a man remains missing after a fishing vessel ran aground near Point Baker on Sunday.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• A missing Ketchikan man is presumed dead after surveillance footage shows him falling into the water near the city's cruise ship berths.
• Plus, One of Ketchikan's own is named to Forbes' "30 Under 30" list,
• And, Southeast tribes want a seat at the table when Canadian regulators consider mine development on transboundary rivers.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• A Klawock hunter is rescued by the Coast Guard after getting separated from his group.
• Plus, a look at the candidates vying to join Ketchikan Indian Community's Tribal Council,
• And, a Sitka counselor and advocate dies after her boat capsizes.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Alaska's governor, senior senator and House rep win reelection.
• Plus, family and friends search for a missing man in Ketchikan,
• And, how the term for "thanks" in several Alaska Native languages offers a window into humanity and the spirituality of gratitude.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• A boat exiled from Ketchikan's harbor more than a year ago was found partially submerged this morning.
• Plus, kids and parents celebrate the season at Ketchikan's annual Turkey Hunt,
• And, a bear at Glacier Bay National Park was the first in the country to test positive for bird flu.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• More than $15 million is headed to Alaska to help tribes adapt to climate change.
• Plus, Prince Rupert turns to an international partner to expand its cruise port,
• And, flu and RSV cases are on the rise earlier than usual.

Tonight on the KRBD Evening Report…

Ketchikan’s borough assembly is scheduled to address an ongoing deficit in a key health insurance fund, a new tram linking downtown Ketchikan to Cape Fox Hill could be up and running in a few months, and Sitka officials ponder how to plan for next year’s tour season with half a million visitors expected.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Metlakatla is awarded a $10.4 million grant to build an undersea broadband and power cable to Ketchikan.
• Plus, we hear from Ketchikan's state champion swimmer, Trevor Dash,
• And, marijuana cultivation is forecast to lead job growth through 2030.