Smoke, not only from wildfires, is tracked and visible as part of the BLM Alaska fire mapping series.
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A piece of Alaska Air National Guard's past still operates in the present in the form of a 1987 P18 apparatus.
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A recent catch in Alaska looks like it came straight out of Dr. Seuss’ “One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish.”
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Alaska's News Source remembers longtime employee Barry Sowinski
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The Alaska National Guard plays an important role in fighting the state’s wildfires during the 2023 fire season