Cold Bay News

One of Alaska's most restless volcanoes shot an ash cloud 15,000 feet into the air Friday in an ongoing eruption that is visible for miles.

Volcanoes are rumbling in both the Arctic and the tropics of North America, while other eruptions continue on an Italian island and in the frozen tundra of Russia.

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The Alaska Volcano Observatory says in a release that an ash plume was reported rising from Pavlof Volcano on Tuesday evening at about 15,000 feet.

A file photo aerial view of the summit of Pavlof Volcano on September 19, 2007. Scientists said on May 13, 2013, that the volcano appears to be heating up, which could signal a coming eruption.

The Aleutians East Borough has again decided a hovercraft is not the right solution for a transportation problem in its turbulent, remote waters.

Lisa Murkowski is lining up visits by administration officials to a remote Alaska village where residents are seeking a road through a national wildlife refuge.

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