On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Library supporters hold a rally opposing a Ketchikan ballot measure,
• Plus, U.S. Senate candidates face off in Ketchikan,
• And, a historic storm hits Western Alaska.  

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Mary Peltola gets a warm welcome at Southeast Conference,
• Plus, a new timber sale on Prince of Wales Island,
• And, Ketchikan school board candidates face off in a Chamber of Commerce forum.  

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Ketchikan's school board approves a new contract with school support staff,
• Plus, a look at local elections in the southern panhandle,
• And, a new podcast from a UAS professor on language revitalization and decolonization.  

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• A former player says a Ketchikan volleyball coach charged with assault has a history of abusive behavior,
• Plus, a cruise industry group is scheduled to meet with Ketchikan's city council to talk about the future of the industry,
• And, a Canadian mining company pushes back its target for opening a refining facility in Ketchikan.  

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• An update on Southeast Alaska's economy shows a strong recovery, but some warning signs,
• Plus, there's a new support group for LGBTQ people who've experienced abuse,
• And, Sitka's voting machines are put through their paces.  

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Candidates for Ketchikan Gateway Borough mayor faced off in a live call-in forum on Friday,
• Plus, the Alaska Marine Highway System is ending its dynamic pricing program that drove up fares – at least for this winter,
• And, a coalition of Alaska organizations win $49 million to fund investments in the mariculture sector.  

Candidates for Ketchikan Gateway Borough mayor took questions from KRBD's Eric Stone and the public on Friday -- hear their responses here.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• Consumer goods are washing up in Alaska – including in Craig – after a container ship fire near Washington last year,
• Plus, this year's Permanent Fund divided will be nearly $3,300 and start hitting bank accounts later this month,
• And, Sitka has more short-term rental properties than almost anywhere else in the state, according to new state labor department data.  

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

• A federal appeals court sides with Metlakatla in a fishing rights case,
• Plus, a Ketchikan High School coach accused of grabbing and shoving a student pleads not guilty

Tonight on the KRBD Evening Report…

Ketchikan’s Borough Assembly postpones a discussion about raising the sales tax cap, finalists to fill an opening for a Ketchikan District Court judgeship have been announced, and a youth-focused conference of the Tribes and Clans of Southeast Alaska is being held in Wrangell this week.