On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

Federal officials say a Florida lawsuit over the CDC's cruise rules could jeopardize the 2021 Alaska season, we'll tell you why – plus, Ketchikan officials cut the city's pandemic risk level to it's second-lowest mark.

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A Utah man is sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for killing his wife aboard an Alaska cruise – plus, regulations for halibut charters are looser this summer for the second year in a row.

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Metlakatla reports its third COVID-19 death, and the second within eight days – plus, Ketchikan's City Council will consider extending the community's emergency declaration and a small hike to property taxes.

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Former state Sen. Albert Kookesh has died – plus, Anchorage students find things to commemorate in a year many would rather forget.

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Health officials and advocates raise concerns about COVID-19 in Ketchikan's homeless population – plus, the Union Bay mariner who cheated death as his boat capsized in a storm last year dies at 71.

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Alaska port towns are one step closer to welcoming back big cruise ships – plus, Ketchikan's school board votes to reopen applications for a vacant seat.

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Some Sealaska shareholders are raising concerns about a proposal that the corporation says would reduce the taxes paid on dividends – plus, GCI plans a major boost in service for both urban and rural Alaskans.

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Ketchikan's school board is set to approve a contract with a new temporary superintendent – plus, the impact of short-term rentals on Sitka's housing market.

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A Metlakatla resident has died as the community faces its largest COVID-19 outbreak to date – plus, President Biden signs a bill allowing Alaska cruises this summer to go forward.

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City officials warn of major consequences if Ketchikan doesn't get its COVID-19 outbreaks under control as the city council discusses shutting down the entity coordinating the local pandemic response – plus, the search for a missing elder in Juneau has been called off.