Update: Montana Creek and Kashwitna Fires
Incident Command PIO Celeste Prescott says it now looks like there is no fire along the Kashwitna River. A call came in reporting smoke, and aircraft were dispatched. After repeatedly
Incident Command PIO Celeste Prescott says it now looks like there is no fire along the Kashwitna River. A call came in reporting smoke, and aircraft were dispatched. After repeatedly searching the area, Prescott says the aircraft were unable to locate any burning or smoke in the reported area. The reason the fire showed up on the map has to do with Forestry’s procedures once a report is made and an aircraft is dispatched.
Celeste Prescott says the ground crews are still on-scene at the Montana Creek fires. She says the Montana Creek West fire did start smoking again at one point, but the crew was there to keep it suppressed. Both fires are still considered contained, but not out, yet.
Read More
Trapper Creek Traffic Study Does Not Support Speed Reductions
Despite Monday’s fatal car accident in Trapper Creek, a recent D-O-T traffic study does not support slower speeds.
2026 Alaska Voters Guide
Early voting in the state’s November 2026 Midterm Election is underway in most of Alaska. Find out where to vote early.
Su Valley Voice for October 22, 2026: Willow Community
Host Trisha Costello talks with the Willow Library, the Willow Community Emergency Response Team, and KTNA News Producer Marion Chesterton.
Susitna Writer's Voice - October 19th, 2026, Acceptance pt 2 by Ruth Wood and Kathy Trump
This is the second of a new 3-part Susitna Writer's Voice featuring a story written and read by Kathy Trump and Ruth Wood.