Direct feeds from seismology stations across Alaska are expected to stop in mid-November, state officials say.

Powerful back-to-back storms have ravaged dozens of mostly Alaska Native communities in western Alaska: Approximately 2,000 people were displaced, and at least one village was entirely torn apart.

Stations which catch tsunami-creating earthquakes will be turning off about Mid-November following NOAA funding cuts, something Alaska’s State Seismologist Michael West is clueless to why they were ...

The Metlakatla Indian Community, which has been at the forefront in the effort to control the invader, has trapped more than ...

The two floatplanes circled beneath low clouds before landing on an alpine lake, deep in the mountains west of Anchorage.

A 5.4-magnitude earthquake struck the southern coast of Alaska hours after Air Force One stopped in nearby Anchorage to ...

The Anchorage School District on Thursday canceled bus service along some South Anchorage routes due to black ice. Some buses ...

The largest airlift in Alaska’s history followed Typhoon Halong’s devastating impact on the state’s western coast, where more ...

The Alaska Organized Militia continues coordinated response operations in support of the State Emergency Operation Center ...

Powerful back-to-back storms have ravaged dozens of mostly Alaska Native communities in western Alaska: Approximately 2,000 ...

NWS meteorologists at the Anchorage, Alaska, office issued a hurricane-force wind warning in the early morning hours on ...

Trump waited nearly a week to deploy federal resources to help with flood rescue and recovery. One emergency management expert called it “absolutely insane.” A nearly week-long funding delay by ...