A new study reveals that an earthquake early warning system, similar to the USGS ShakeAlert used in California, Oregon, and ...

An area near Petersville, Alaska, was hit with a 4.6 earthquake on Wednesday, according to the United States Geological ...

A massive tsunami-causing landslide in Southeast Alaska on Sunday likely sent more than 100 million cubic meters of debris — ...

A new study shows Alaska could gain 10–50 seconds of warning before major earthquakes with an early warning system, similar ...

A landslide early Sunday morning in the Endicott Arm area of Alaska near the state's capital triggered a local tsunami with ...

A tremor shakes the Alaskan wilderness, echoing through the vast expanse as Mount Spurr watches silently. Could this be a ...

A new study shows Alaska could get up to two minutes of warning before major earthquakes, giving residents precious time to prepare.

The wave of Sunday’s landslide-triggered tsunami in Southeast Alaska pummeled its way at least 100 feet up the adjacent ...

For a wide variety of earthquake scenarios in Alaska, an earthquake early warning (EEW) system could provide at least 10 seconds of warning time for hazardous shaking, according to a new report.

Scientists have issued a warning after a 620 mile crack spanning British Columbia to Alaska, known as the Tintina fault line, is showing signs of activity.

You probably didn't feel the earthquake that shook Alaska earlier this month or the one that brought tsunamis to the coasts of Russia and Japan on Wednesday — but Lake Pontchartrain did.

How a 1995 quake in the Russian Far East united Alaska and Sakhalin in a moment of compassion and cooperation.