A person died Saturday night when their car drove off into a ditch and caught fire on the Glenn Highway, officials said.
A person died Saturday night when their car drove off into a ditch and caught fire on the Glenn Highway near the Knik River bridge, officials said.
Alaska State Troopers responded after midnight to a crash around Mile 31 of the Glenn Highway, north of the Reflections Lake trailhead and four miles south of the Parks Highway intersection.The driver was moving north in the Hyundai Santa Fe when the car left the roadway, came to rest in the ditch and caught fire, according to the troopers’Troopers are investigating the circumstances of the crash and the identity of the driver.
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