Widespread flooding in western Alaska has caused infrastructural damage and left residents without power over the weekend, officials said.

What started as an attempt to take a more inclusive approach in offering aid to Alaska residents amid the damaging aftermath of Typhoon Merbok turned sour when disaster relief aid documents shared ...

Oct. 2—Two weekends ago, the remnants of Typhoon Merbok slammed into Western Alaska's coastline in a storm path described as a "near worst case scenario" for flooding and damage to the region ...

When the remnants of Typhoon Merbok were barreling toward western Alaska to unleash what turned out to be the region’s strongest storm in more than half a century, meteorologists knew what was coming.

A fish camp in the Nome area, seen on Sept. 24, shows damages wreaked by the remnants of Typhoon Merbok. The day before, President Biden declared a major disaster for a vast stretch of western ...

President Biden revised the federal disaster declaration for Alaska on Thursday, increasing the federal payment to 100 percent of the total eligible costs for the first 30 days.

Coast Guard Sector Anchorage’s Arctic and Western Alaska operations from 2019-2022 positioned unit personnel to quickly respond to affected communities.

After the remnants of Typhoon Merbok devastated dozens of Western Alaska communities, the governor and Alaska’s congressional delegation asked the federal government to increase coverage of ...

A fish camp in the Nome area, seen on Sept. 24, shows damages wreaked by the remnants of Typhoon Merbok. The day before, President Biden declared a major disaster for a vast stretch of western Alaska ...

Typhoon Merbok obliterated that berm. The Alaska disaster is tied directly to climate change, Thoman said.

The task force was activated following a Sept. 17 disaster declaration. It includes 164 service members from the Alaska National Guard, the Alaska Naval Militia and the Alaska State Defense Force.