A man found dead on Pennock Island last week has been identified. 

And, Ketchikan residents can now apply for permanent registration for their trailers and old vehicles. 

The City of Ketchikan is once again looking for its new manager. Plus, avalanche professionals in Haines are warning people to stay out of risky terrain after a major snowstorm, and a partnership with a Sitka high school inspires students to develop meaningful relationships with their environment.

Ketchikan’s ferry waiting area has reopened after a series of intermittent closures, and a water boil advisory is in effect for the city of Craig.

Plus, a small southeast town finally got food and mail after extreme weather left the residents cut off from the region for over thirty days.

The state ferry Lituya briefly goes aground. Plus, some residents of a Juneau mobile home park have been without enough water to shower for more than two weeks, and a Sitka High School Spanish teacher who has led a language immersion program will soon hang up her hat.

A look back at some of the major events KRBD reported on with a 2025 year in review.

Tonight on the KRBD Evening Report….

A water conservation notice in Craig and a discussion with a State Trooper about the ins and outs of the job.

All that and more coming up.

Tonight on the KRBD Evening Report…

An interview with gubernatorial candidate Click Bishop and a look at possible updates to Sitka shipyards.

Tonight on the KRBD Evening Report….The superintendent of Sitka’s state-run boarding school responds to some concerns about safety and student support, a musician who has been bringing organ music to Juneau’s State Office Building plays his final concert, and Winter Solstice is celebrated by a group of Nordic skiers.

Those stories coming up…

Tonight on the KRBD Evening Report….The Ketchikan City Council’s approved budgets will require over $15 million to be pulled from its reserves, a draft plan looking at Southeast transit projects is receiving feedback on ferry service, and Eaglecrest Ski Area’s gondola is getting a $400,000 facelift.

Those stories and more coming up

Alaska Congressman Nick Begich is not among a group of lawmakers who passed a bill to restore union rights for federal employees. Plus, a new era of rave culture is growing in Sitka.