Dental anesthesia assistant Rebecca Hatley returned home after the earthquake to find she had lost everything in a fire. The dentists she works with “sprang into action.”
Alaska’s emergency management division recommends that even minimal damage to homes should be reported, in case major quake-related problems surface later.
Nearly all Anchorage schools will reopen to students on Monday, but that doesn’t mean the buildings will look perfect.
A rockfall warning is still in place for a dangerous stretch where a truck driver was nearly killed during the Nov. 30 quake.
“You just kind of feel like, your time’s up,” said one air traffic controller.
“Something inside me said, ‘Oh my god, it’s happening again.' "
Some pet owners have spent days frantically searching for their animals since the Nov. 30 earthquake.
Here are the latest post-earthquake road updates from the Alaska Department of Transportation.
A week after the 7.0 quake, many buildings around town remain in a state of disrepair.
Authorities say people on private wells, including many in Mat-Su, should get their water tested if it still looks dirty.
Here’s a guide for grappling with damage from the Nov. 30 quake and its many aftershocks.
Officials say boilers in the federal building were leaking, leaving it without heat.
Earthquakes come in clusters, and seismologists refer to the largest one in a sequence as the “mainshock."
The Structural Engineers Association of Alaska has compiled a list of businesses with structural engineers trained to complete post-earthquake inspections.
Home inspectors will start surveying the most severely damaged homes next next week. Here’s what you can do in the meantime.
The Assembly unanimously supported the deal, moving the city closer to an arrangement that’s been discussed for decades.
It’s is the third school in Southcentral Alaska to close for the rest of the year after being battered by Friday’s 7.0 quake.
But you should call your insurance company before jumping to conclusions about what’s covered in your standard homeowner policy, an official said.
A police officer and a pair of good Samaritans are being credited with saving badly spooked horses Seamus and Charlie.
Some of the most significant damage occurred in the Chugiak-Eagle River area.
