News from Delta Junction, Alaska
Over here, you got two fires. Over here you got two fires. That's four fires. What are you gonna do with four fires? Maybe just stick to two fires.

The Granite Fire near Delta Junction is fully contained after crews extinguished the 36-acre blaze, though a flight restriction remains in effect.

Alaska Fish and Game wants to clear 1,000 acres in the Delta Junction Bison Range to grow more grass for the herd, expanding a decades-old effort to keep bison away from farmland.
Monday's 7,400 lightning strikes ignited at least 11 new fires near Delta Junction, with the Shaw Fire exploding from 550 to 2,483 acres in four hours and the Buffalo Fire burning untouched inside a military impact area where unexploded ordnance blocks ground crews.

Delta Junction faces Red Flag Warnings Saturday and Sunday with 55 mph gusts, 20 percent humidity, and dry grass ready to burn. Alaska Division of Forestry and Fire Protection urges residents to skip burning this weekend.

Alaska closed all king salmon sport fishing in the Tanana River drainage through September 2026 because Yukon River king salmon runs are forecast below average, the second consecutive year of this closure.

State say, no fire near Delta.

Alaska raised wildfire alert to Level 2 as 63 early-season fires burn 368 acres in dry grass. • Most fires are human-caused in Interior Alaska where snow melted but plants haven't greened. • Smokeyjumpers deployed to Sawmill Creek Fire near Delta Junction after campfire start. • Agency urges caution and debris clearing as fire season starts earlier due to climate change.

