Mount Spurr, located west of Anchorage, Alaska, is showing signs of an imminent eruption, with over 100 earthquakes detected ...

With a possible eruption looming, the Alaska Observatory is closely watching Mount Spurr. Your Alaska Link shows how one rural village is getting prepared. (Photo courtesy: AVO/USGS) ...

Mount Spurr, the 11,000-foot behemoth sitting just 80 miles west of Anchorage, has been rumbling with frequent small earthquakes as scientists fear it’s moving closer to an explosive eruption.

Mount Spurr in Alaska is an 11,000-foot-tall volcano roughly 80 miles from the state's most densely populated city, Anchorage. An update from the Alaska Volcano Observatory (AVO) on Tuesday ...

Residents in Anchorage, the state's most densely populated city, are currently bracing for Mount Spurr to blow in a matter of "weeks to months". The 11,000-foot-tall dome sits about 80 miles outside ...

The Mount Spurr volcanic mountain range rises over 3300 metres above ... Alaskan authorities are advising the nation to prepare for the imminent eruption, but the worldwide impact of the ash stream ...

As scientists monitor unrest at Mount Spurr, the closest community to the volcano is preparing residents for potential ashfall. The Native Village of Tyonek is about 40 miles east of Spurr and ...

Scientists at Mount Spurr in Alaska have been unable to collect ... Some locals have already begun to prepare for an unwelcome ash cloud — even purchasing respirator masks and goggles to protect ...

She also shows all the items she has purchased over the last few weeks in preparation for a Mount Spurr eruption, including protective masks, dog booties and tape to close off any gaps in windows ...

Scientists have been keeping a close eye on Mount Spurr, a 11,000-foot-tall volcano ... about the threat and public safety agencies will prepare to launch into eruption response protocols.