Alaska's Iliamna Volcano last erupted in 1867 and was caught shaking from frequent small earthquakes, which were unlikely to ...

In response to public feedback, the landslide hazard maps are now more generic in the draft — without severity ratings.

In the past century, scientists have observed more rockfalls and avalanches in the Alps, a looming threat to nearby villages.

A lightning fire near Fairbanks that triggered evacuation orders was among dozens of new wildland blazes sparked around Alaska by thunderstorms, wind and high temperatures. The 10-acre Gilmore ...

Loveland Pass closed on June 15 after a landslide occurred around Mile Point 226 at 5:30 a.m. CDOT stated, “The slide was caused by material above the roadway becoming saturated from melting ...

Loveland Pass reopened Wednesday afternoon after a Sunday morning landslide shut down the section of U.S. 6 for days, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation.

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - Progress was made in clearing the landslide on Loveland Pass. The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) said crews have nearly completed the first phase of ...

The Brief A sudden squall in Juneau caused the Celebrity Edge cruise ship to break from its moorings. Video shows the ship swaying in heavy winds before drifting into Gastineau Channel. No ...

What we know: The video provided to Storyful shows the ship swaying heavily in the harbor, hammered by strong winds and waves. Moments later, the ship’s mooring lines that secured it to the pier ...

Alaska cruise ship breaks free during sudden storm A massive cruise ship broke loose from its moorings Monday when a sudden squall swept through an Alaskan port. (Credit: Alex Davison via Storyful) ...

SUMMIT COUNTY, Colo. — Loveland Pass reopened to traffic Wednesday after a massive landslide buried U.S. Highway 6 Sunday morning. A geohazard team with the Colorado Department of Transportation ...

"As of Monday afternoon, we've had 13 new fires in the last 24 hours statewide, and 118 fires have burned 3,100 acres," says Beth Ipsen, an Alaska Fire Service spokesperson.