As the Lost Horse Creek Fire sees a slow in spread, residents are allowed to return to their homes in the Haystack Subdivision.
FAIRBANKS, Alaska - As thunderstorms have rolled into the interior along with dense smoke, fire activity at the Lost Horse Creek Fire has calmed down enough to allow residents to return to their properties.
Prior to the new weather, the flames had spread, forcing evacuations in the Haystack Subdivision and western portions of the White Mountains National Recreation Area.
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