A major 7.5-magnitude quake off the coast of Alaska triggered small tsunami waves on Monday, US agencies said, but there were no immediate reports of casualties or damage. Residents evacuated to ...

The quake hit just before noon and was centered about 70 miles south-southwest of Adak, Alaska, according to USGS data. A tsunami warning was not issued in Alaska, California, the Pacific ...

especially in Alaska. It also triggered a powerful tsunami, but despite it's power, the loss of life was relatively low due to the region's relatively sparse population and early warning systems.

researchers have turned their attention to a fjord in Alaska called Barry Arm. This place is experiencing similar events that possibly happened in Dickson Fjord before the tsunami. Researchers ...

The biggest tsunami ever recorded was in Lituya Bay, Alaska, reaching an astonishing 1,724 feet in the air. On July 9, 1958, a 7.7 magnitude earthquake caused 90 million tons of rock and ice to ...