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Tiny homes in the First City explored
In November Ketchikan residents gathered to discuss opportunities and challenges in bringing tiny homes to Alaska’s First City.
Academic Decathlon teams meet in Craig
This past weekend, Ketchikan, Craig and Juneau-Douglas high school Academic Decathlon teams gathered in Craig for their first tournament of the school year.
School Board to further discuss investigation report
The investigation looked into the district’s actions prior to this spring’s criminal prosecution of former teacher Doug Edwards for alleged sexual abuse of a minor.
Station Highlights
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Online Silent Auction
KRBD's On-Air Auction is over, but there are still some great items available in our Online Silent Auction. Click to see what's available.
Winter Winner-land Raffle
Tickets are available now for KRBD's Winter Winner-land Raffle featuring a Grand Prize of $4,000 Cash! Only 200 tickets will be sold. All tickets will be drawn.
Photo of the Day
Sheila Spores sent us this sunrise over foggy George inlet looking down the Dude Mountain Trail.
Morning Edition Interviews
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Ask UAS looks at Putin in Russia
Tonight, Professor Brandon Chapman presents “On Their Own: Support for and acceptance of...
Boat parade slated for December 22
The Ketchikan boat parade lines up at 4 p.m. on December 22nd. Boat owners are invited to...
Understanding and empowering persons with disabilities
On International Persons with Disabilites Day, Bill Montiver of S.A.I.L. and Maxwell Mercer of...
Community Reports
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First City Players Report
The Ketchikan Orchestra Project performs this Sunday and Jazz and Cabaret registration is open....
Craig Parks and Recreation
Victoria Merritt with the Craig Parks and Recreation report for December 7th.
Arts Council Report
The Winter Art Walk is this Friday, KTB presents The Nutcracker, there are concerts, story slams,...
Southeast News
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Allen sentenced for fatal July 4 van wreck
Chris Allen asks for forgiveness at his sentencing Monday, December 10, 2018 in Petersburg. (Joe...
State to allow higher herring harvest next year, STA promises ‘drastic action’
Emily Kwong, KCAW Photo Despite a poor season last spring, the forecast for the 2019 Sitka Sound Sac Roe Herring Fishery is up. Biologists with the Alaska Department of Fish & Game expect a spawning biomass of just over...
Petersburg hospital to train for shooting emergency
Local residents can expect to see police officers, possibly with their guns drawn, responding to...
Alaska News
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Handful of new jet-fighters could come to JBER after Florida storm
Former 11th Air Force Lieutenant General Kenneth Wilsbach prepares to depart in an F-22 for a...
ANWR drilling foes see chance to sow doubt
Steny Hoyer, at podium, will be the House majority leader in January. Photo:Liz Ruskin. With...
Ethics enforcers let former Juneau lawmaker’s unpaid ethics fines slide
One of Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary definitions of ethics is “the principles of conduct...
NPR
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Customs Border And Protection Paid A Firm $13.6 Million To Hire Recruits. It Hired 2
A report by the Office of the Inspector General revealed Accenture, contracted to help hire 7,500...
Michael Flynn Asks For No Prison Time, Cites Help He Gave Special Counsel
Defense lawyers told the judge their client gave investigators extensive help and gave the country...
Buffeted By Brexit Woes, Theresa May Embarks On Whirlwind European Tour
A day after the prime minister delayed a critical vote on her Brexit deal, May has hit the road in...
