On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Ketchikan's school board rejects a challenge to using tribal values in public schools,         
• Plus, signature-gathering can begin soon for an initiative to defund Ketchikan's library over a drag queen storytime event,
• And, Team Elsewhere claims the steak knives in the Race to Alaska.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Gov. Mike Dunleavy talks tribal recognition, ferries and other key issues,    
• Plus, Ketchikan's tribe purchases a remote ranch to host its culture camp,
• And, a local entrepreneur raises hundreds of dollars for the Humane Society.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Southeast Alaska's ferry link with Prince Rupert, B.C. returns to service,     
• Plus, are Southeast Alaska tribes' traditional values inherently religious? Ketchikan's school board will discuss the question tomorrow,
• And, Team Pure and Wild wins this year's Race to Alaska.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• A drag queen story reading goes forward after the city council declines to cancel it,         
• Plus, Ketchikan's assembly is set to consider cutting borough funding to the library because of the drag queen storytime controversy,
• And, fuel prices and inflation take a bite out of Southeast Alaskans' budgets.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Boaters in the Race to Alaska set out from Victoria on the 700-mile final leg to Ketchikan,
• Plus, what some Southeast Alaska attendees have to say after last week's Celebration,
• And, Juneau parents demand answers after summer school students were served floor sealant instead of milk.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Ketchikan's city attorney says it could be illegal to cancel a drag queen storytime event at Ketchikan's library, 
• Plus, the Race to Alaska's "proving ground" wraps up as racers prepare for the frantic restart tomorrow morning,
• And, after a herculean community effort, Thorne Bay finally has a new library.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• A new initiative aims to address opioid overdoses in the seafood industry,  
• Plus, a pioneering direct-to-consumer seafood processor shutters its plant in Sitka,
• And, Alaska is the most scammed state in the nation on a per-capita basis.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• The Race to Alaska gets underway,       
• Plus, how some Southeast Alaskans are dealing with inflation,
• And, a look at how the Japanese market for Alaska herring is changing.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Members of Ketchikan's library advisory board offer support for a controversial drag queen storytime,
• Plus, some cruise passengers say their voyages haven't been smooth sailing,
• And, Wrangell dance groups lead the way at Celebration.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• A totem pole carved for a Ketchikan couple's 50th anniversary finds a new home,
• Plus, Ketchikan High School's softball team ends their season with a state championship
• And, a look at what's on tap for the upcoming North Pacific Fisheries Management Council meeting in Sitka.