Huge plumes of steam have been seen rising from Mount Spurr, one of Alaska's largest active volcanoes ... (11,070ft) tall and ...

So these highest-in-the-nation statistics that you presented ... as the leading cause of in-custody deaths — or 68% of reported deaths since 2015. Alaska maintains 13 prison facilities. Hiland ...

Rescued by the Alaska Army National Guard, they endured freezing temperatures until their discovery and reported the cause of the crash remains unknown.

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But which of those games are responsible for the most of those points? In other words, what are the highest-scoring games in modern NCAA tournament history (since expansion in 1985)? In 1990 ...

Mountain lions, also known as cougars, thrive in certain parts of the U.S., but which states have the highest populations? Discover the top mountain lion hotspots, their habitats, and the regions ...

But few places are as intriguing as the world’s second largest continent’s highest mountain, which is a snow-capped volcano that rises 5,895 metres (19,341 feet) above sea level and has five ...

“Well, the mountain was out,” he said, referring to his morning flight that same day and the out-of-sight main attraction we hoped to witness on our 55-minute route through Alaska’s most ...

The Alaska Volcano Observatory says that if the snowcapped volcano erupts, the impacts could include damage to aircraft from ash.

affected water supplies and rained up to a quarter-inch of ashfall throughout southcentral Alaska. Also, from 2004 to 2006, the mountain experienced "ice cauldron hydrothermal events" or rather ...

Colorado's Copper Mountain has outlined an expansion plan ... be added to move skiers and riders up to what would become the highest lift in North America. The record is currently held by ...

The vent at the highest point on Spurr ... to a quarter-inch of ashfall throughout southcentral Alaska. Also, from 2004 to 2006, the mountain experienced "ice cauldron hydrothermal events ...