KRBD Evening Report

The mayor of Hydaburg gets recognized for his work advocating for rural subsistence rightsNational Geographic holds a photography camp in Sitka

A look at how Ketchikan’s police department is enforcing new laws related to homelessness. Plus, a film spotlights how the community of Angoon is healing from the U.S. Navy’s 1882 bombardment of the village, and the Sitka Sound Science Center hosts a haunted house.

Ketchikan’s tribe is awarded a $5 million grant to help develop an addiction healing center. Plus, Sitka’s planning commission recommends prohibiting the construction of data centers, and an Alaska resident competes on the television quiz show Jeopardy!.

A Ketchikan planning commissioner is removed for making racist remarksAlaska Native education leaders say cultural learning should be brought into the classroom

A look at Prince of Wales Island’s municipal election results. Plus, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game considers capping the amount of pink and chum eggs hatcheries are allowed to take from parent fish. And, a class for high school students in Petersburg helps build real-life emergency medicine skills.