On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

A growing COVID-19 outbreak in Sitka likely won't affect the first large cruise ship call of the 2021 season – plus, commercial net fishing for salmon in Southeast is off to a slow start, but managers are optimistic.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

Community members organize to support a family whose house burned down over the weekend – plus, a look at so-called "vaccine breakthrough" cases of COVID-19 – and, what's up with that big plane at Ketchikan's airport?

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Ketchikan is one step closer to a new deal with the nonprofit that runs the community's hospital – plus, Ketchikan's Borough Assembly will consider raises and new borough jobs at its next meeting.

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The Biden administration moves to freeze large old-growth timber sales in the Tongass National Forest, putting cash towards other uses of the forest – plus, Canada will end its ban on large cruise ships later this year.

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A new lease with PeaceHealth to run Ketchikan's city-owned hospital would strengthen city oversight and outline upgrades – plus, Ketchikan bands together to support a beloved community member fighting cancer.

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Ketchikan's school board is set to recognize a Ketchikan teacher for her work towards international peace – plus, Filipino Alaskans gather in Juneau to get much-needed service from the Philippine consulate.

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Alaska's first cruise ship since 2019 tied up in Ketchikan this morning, signaling the start of this summer's cruise season – plus, no one was injured when a floatplane hit a buoy and nosed over while taking off from Coffman Cove.

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A veto from the governor means a Craig harbor project will have to wait – plus, an earthquake in Glacier Bay National Park struck this afternoon, but damage was not reported.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

The first big cruise ship to visit Alaska since 2019 arrives in Ketchikan this Friday – plus, a new drive-up testing site is set to open as local pandemic response officials hand over responsibilities to the state health department.

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report:

Sitkans honor Elizabeth Peratrovich's July 4 birthday with a new yellow cedar bench – plus, why telehealth appointments have gotten harder to get.