Local News
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Non-subsistence deer hunting limit announced for POW
Hunters on federal land on Prince of Wales Island will be limited to two male deer this season, unless they are federally qualified as subsistence hunters.
Shein campaign focuses on universal health care
Dimitri Shein is one of three Alaska residents running for U.S. House in the Democratic primary.
Ketchikan assembly approves recall vote for Oct. 2 election
Wednesday's special assembly meeting was called after sponsors of a petition to recall Ketchikan School Board President Trevor Shaw turned in more than enough valid signatures last week.
Station Highlights
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KTOO Development Director
KTOO Public Media seeks a dynamic, self-motivated fundraiser to join our management group as Development Director of 360 North, KTOO-FM, KRNN, & KXLL.
Photo of the Day
Lisa Wilson took this photo of a muskeg off Lake Shelokum.
The Bird is the Word Store
KRBD's Store is open! Pick up KRBD mugs, t-shirts, hats, and more including 40th Anniversary merchandise & Only Fools Run At Midnight gear!
Morning Edition Interviews
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Silver salmon derby starts Saturday
Michael Briggs gives details about the Ketchikan CHARR Salmon Derby that runs the next three...
Before I die, I want to…
What do you want to do before you die? Licha Kelly-King and Marzette Ellis speak about a global...
Metlakatla pastor publishes Founder’s Day booklet
Rev. Larry Emery of Metlakatla Presbyterian Church recently published a 26-page booklet entitled...
Community Reports
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Arts Council Report
The Arts Council’s season guide is out. Tickets are available for upcoming concerts and...
PeaceHealth Report
Bett Jakubek speaks about the private grief support group. A new session begins in late...
Craig Parks and Recreation
Victoria Merritt with the Craig Parks and Recreation report for August 10th.
Southeast News
LatestSitka school board brainstorms social media strategy
The Sitka School Board wants to communicate directly with a more diverse audience than might be reading the newspaper, listening to radio, or watching TV. “In a way we’re taking ‘media’ out of our media strategy,” said board...
Tracking Domestic Violence in Sitka
SAVF volunteers install flags as part of a domestic violence awareness project. According to the Alaska Victimization Study, almost half of women in Sitka have experienced domestic violence or sexual assault. But SAFV—Sitkans...
Trollers call for Murkowski’s aid with treaty
There was another organized protest by commercial salmon trollers in Sitka — this time directed at Sen. Lisa Murkowski. About 25 fishermen and family members gathered outside of the Westmark Hotel before the senator’s...
Alaska News
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Moose hunters riled over new restrictions on military-training range access to camps
Fort Wainwright officials say they attempted to accommodate hunters’ concerns over access through...
Galvin runs as Alaskan everywoman, vying for US House
Independent Alyse Galvin has raised more than $600,000 in her bid to unseat Congressman Don Young....
Alaska crime up 6 percent, officials say
Across Alaska, crime is up. That’s according to data released today by the Department of Public Safety comparing 2017 to 2016. In its Uniform Crime Report, the department said that statewide, crime rose by 6 percent last year....
NPR
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Senate Democrats Threaten Lawsuit Over Kavanaugh Documents
Senate Democrats filed Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests for documents from Supreme Court...
Pope Francis Expresses ‘Shame’ and ‘Sorrow’ Over Latest Abuse Allegations
After days of silence and a barrage of criticism for failing to address the most recent priest sex...
Muslim Woman Says She Refused Handshake And Then Suffered Discrimination
Farah Alhajeh says she was shown the door on a job interview after placing her hand over her heart...
