On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

City leaders in Ketchikan say they'll consider adding dashcams to police cars as they craft next year's city budget – plus, COVID-19 cases continue to break records in Ketchikan as infections reach new highs.

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A Ketchikan City Council member is suing the city after he says he was hit by a police car more than two years ago – plus, people who get vaccinated for COVID-19 in Alaska can win $49,000 in a weekly drawing.

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Ketchikan is recertified as a Coast Guard City – plus, Ketchikan's longtime city manager is calling it quits.

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Officials break ground on upgrades to a NOAA facility aimed at bringing a research vessel and its crew to Ketchikan – plus, Haines reaches out for help with mental health.

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Another double-digit day of COVID-19 cases in Ketchikan -- plus, the winter ferry schedule is open for booking, and Barlett Regional Hospital will require employees to be vaccinated.

A flurry of filings just before the deadline means races for Ketchikan Borough Assembly, school board and City Council will be competitive this October – plus, a COVID-19 outbreak at a grocery warehouse in Washington is disrupting supplies to Southeast Alaska.

Searchers described low clouds near the site of a fatal plane crash earlier this month – plus, a single-day record for COVID-19 cases in Ketchikan.

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With just two days left in the filing period, some races for local office in Ketchikan have more available seats than candidates to fill them – plus, a look at COVID-19 around the listening area.

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Ketchikan's emergency manager says there isn't much local officials can do to help fight the pandemic as cases reach new highs – plus, a new study of pollinators on Mitkof Island.

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Five people at Ketchikan's Pioneer Home have died from COVID-19 in the past week – plus, Ketchikan's school board dials back mask requirements before approving a back-to-school plan.