On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

House District 1 candidates face off at a debate in Ketchikan

Plus, an exhibit at the Alaska State Museum traces the history of Filipino and Alaska Native cannery workers

And, a logging subsidiary of Yakutat's village corporation is shutting down.  

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

Police respond to a false alarm of an active shooter at Ketchikan's Coast Guard base

Plus, two boats sink after a fire at Ketchikan's Bar Harbor marina

And, advocates call on the state to address 15 deaths in Alaska jails and prisons this year.  

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Students celebrate Native language, song and dance during an all-school assembly for Indigenous Peoples' Day
• Plus, the first plaques are placed on Wrangell's Mariners ' Memorial

Tonight on the KRBD Evening Report…

Alaskan’s will be voting on whether to hold a constitutional convention, polls show the race is tight; US Representative Mary Peltola made a stop in Sitka on Indigenous People’s Day; and Southeast may see a new seaplane base…or will it? 

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Yes, that was an earthquake last night, though Alaska authorities didn't acknowledge it until much later,
• Plus, no changes to borough election results in Ketchikan after absentee ballots are counted, 
• And, Wrangell's tribe helps victims of the Western Alaska typhoon.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Final unofficial results from Ketchikan and Saxman's municipal elections,
• Plus, a tour boat makes a $28,000 donation to Metlakatla to support the families of fishermen impacted by accidents at sea, 
• And, honoring the bears of Southeast Alaska.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

COVID numbers are down across the region, but officials still urge people to get vaccinated,

Plus, data gaps in Alaska's health department, 

And, why the Presbyterian Church will pay $1 million in reparations for closing a church in Juneau. 

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Borough mayor Rodney Dial is on track to win reelection, and a proposition that would remove borough library funding looks likely to fail,
• Plus, election results for Prince of Wales Island communities, 
• And, Metlakatla has trapped hundreds of invasive green crabs. 

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• It's local election day – and there's still time to cast your ballot in Ketchikan, Saxman and Prince of Wales Island,
• Plus, opposition to a controversial timber sale above the town of Whale Pass is growing, 
• And, a look at a rather offbeat vending machine business in Sitka. 

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Ketchikan Gateway Borough mayor candidate Katie Parrott says she'll quit her job with the school district,
• Plus, for Orange Shirt Day, a look at the dozens of people from the Ketchikan area who attended a boarding school in Pennsylvania, 
• And, Ketchikan City Council candidates face off at a Chamber of Commerce forum.