There’s a remote island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean that most people have never heard of. Once part of the Russian ...

Mount Spurr is the tallest volcano in the Aleutian Arc, a batch of several dozen volcanic islands stretching from Southcentral Alaska along the Aleutian Chain to the Kamchatka Peninsula in the ...

The Alaska Volcano Observatory says that if the more ... Mount Spurr is one of a string of volcanos in the Aleutian Islands and is part of what's known as the Ring of Fire, created by the Pacific ...

The Pavlof Volcano spews ash in the Aleutian Islands of Alaska in 2016. REUTERS Those eruptions each lasted for only a few hours, though they produced massive ash clouds that carried downwind for ...

Evidence of elevated volcanic activity indicate eruption of Alaska's Mount Spurr volcano could happen within weeks or months, federal officials say.

On April 1, 1946, a magnitude 8.6 earthquake centered near Alaska’s Aleutian Islands triggered a tsunami that pounded the ...

Mount Spurr, 78 miles from Anchorage, is unusual in its potential to foul air quality, disrupt jet service and otherwise ...

Set in the Northern Pacific Ocean, the Aleutian Islands—"Land of the Aleuts"—form an archipelago of 14 large volcanic islands and 55 smaller ones belonging to The USA and Russia. Wild and ...

The Aleutian Islands have some of Alaska's most ... of opportunities to experience the true majesty of this unique volcanic island. First settled by the Unangan indigenous people for thousands ...

As relations between the US and Russia come under increased international focus, we explore a windswept, geologically tumultuous island whose history has been shaped by both nations. Situated ...

Following up on last week's warning, the Alaska Volcano Observatory reiterated ... Mount Spurr is one of a string of volcanos in the Aleutian Islands and is part of what's known as the Ring ...