Coast Guard investigators are looking into the death of a crewmember who was found dead on Sunday aboard a cutter moored in Ketchikan – plus, Ketchikan's COVID-19 death toll now exceeds Juneau's – and the state of Alaska may finally sell one of its original mainline ferries.

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Masks are now optional in Ketchikan's schools, and a proposal to be considered Wednesday would remove nearly all restrictions – plus, people celebrate a very special date on Ketchikan's cruise ship docks.

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A Ketchikan man is sentenced to 20 years behind bars for the 2020 killing of his stepfather – plus, an update on the progress of plans to upgrade Ketchikan's ballfields.

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Ketchikan's school board will review behind closed doors the findings of an investigation into allegations of racism in the stands at a recent basketball game, – plus, authorities have recovered the body of a longtime Meyers Chuck community member after he was reported overdue from a boat trip.

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State health officials record Ketchikan's 20th COVID-19 death – plus, Ketchikan's City Council is scheduled to finalize a plan to bring thousands of tourists from Ward Cove to Downtown.

Tonight on the KRBD Evening Report…Social media is helping draw attention to the case of a Juneau woman who went missing three years ago, a resource fair draws in donations for homeless in Petersburg and Wrangell, and clinics benefit the blind and visually impaired throughout the state.

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A mail truck caught fire in a neighborhood north of Saxman on Friday – plus, police charge a Ketchikan man with dealing illicit pills suspected to contain the powerful opioid fentanyl.

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Ketchikan's school board names Southwest Alaska principal Michael Robbins as the community's next superintendent – plus, city officials warn of a scammer impersonating a utility worker.

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Students speak out about allegations of racism in the stands at a recent Ketchikan High School basketball team – plus, a new community group aims to help people find resources when relatives go missing.

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A woman is rescued after reportedly jumping into the frigid Tongass Narrows – plus, Ketchikan's school board could pick its next superintendent tomorrow – and health authorities report another COVID-19 death in Ketchikan.