Our Alaska van life road trip took a wild turn at Chena Hot Springs. From soaking in natural hot pools to sipping ice cocktails inside a frozen bar - and battling freezing temps outside - this stop ...

The fire, estimated to be 15 acres, is burning south of Flat Creek about 1.5 miles north of mile 24 on Chena Hot Springs Road, according to the Division of Forestry Alaska Wildland Fire Information.

Earlier in the week, borough officials issued similar orders — recommending residents monitor emergency information and be prepared — for parts of Chena Hot Springs Road.

Members of a White Mountain fire crew load equipment into a helicopter Tuesday as they prepare to shuttle to the Flat Creek Fire north of Mile 24 Chena Hot Springs Road.

The Two Rivers Community Church of the Nazarene at 4629 Chena Hot Springs Road is open for anyone evacuating from the wildfire, according to a post on social media. Flat Creek Fire Aircraft ...

A lightning fire that started Thursday in the Mat-Su Valley was among dozens of new wildland blazes sparked around Alaska by thunderstorms, wind and high temperatures.

Of all the Alaskan lodges and cabin resorts, Chena Hot Springs Resort is very unique. Having lived in Alaska I have pretty good expectations when it comes to rustic settings, but Chena Hot Springs ...

A bout of intense wildfire activity was triggering evacuations and threatening structures in Interior Alaska on Saturday as firefighting crews worked to protect communities, cabins and infrastructure.

The search for Staff Sgt. Christian Diaz, 24, lasted about two days after friends reported he didn't resurface when his kayak ...

A 24-year-old airman who went missing on a Chena River kayaking trip Friday was remembered this week after his body was recovered Sunday evening. Staff Sgt. Christian Diaz, stationed at Kunsan Air ...

HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE -- A Hot Springs Village man was arrested on a charge of first-degree murder Thursday evening after fleeing from police, who then located a deceased woman in his house, police ...

According to an Arkansas State Police (ASP) report, Paula Deist, 77, and Kayli Turney, 19, are dead after a head-on crash in Hot Springs on June 11.