ANCHORAGE (AP) — A powerful earthquake shook up a large swath of Alaska, including the state’s largest city.
The Alaska Earthquake Center says the quake had a 6.2 magnitude.
The quake occurred at 9:51 a.m. Thursday, 80 miles northwest of Anchorage, where it was strongly felt, and lingered for at least one minute.
There are no immediate reports of damage or injury.
No tsunami is expected.
The human-caused fire spread to 1.6 acres before being contained.
The existing system was purchased only during the last fiscal year, which ended June 30, 2024.
Mayor Rachel Lord brought back the tradition of mayoral proclamations May 12.
The vessel capsized 16 miles west of Homer in Kachemak Bay in August.
The summer bazaar will feature craftspeople from around the central and southern Kenai Peninsula.
Municipal officers like city council members are still prohibited from buying property.
Spurr is located about 61 miles away from Kenai and 117 miles away from Homer.
The sign marks the “most westerly” highway point in North America.
Alaska State Troopers were notified at 7:46 a.m. of a vehicle upside down in the Anchor River.
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