The Mount Veniaminof study may help prepare for eruptions for other volcanoes near major population centers around the world.

Scientists recently studied Alaska’s Mount Veniaminof and realized it acts as a textbook case of stealthy volcano behavior.

Lava fountains reached heights of more than 330 feet and feeding multiple lava streams. Scientists with the U.S. Geological Survey's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said the fountains were likely to go ...

This image from webcam footage provided by the United States Geological Survey (USGS) shows lava fountains shooting up high ...

The County of Hawaiʻi Civil Defense is reporting heavy traffic on the island’s Highway 11, fronting the entrance of Hawaiʻi ...

Following Mount Etna's recent eruption in Sicily, we asked experts for their top volcano safety tips for travelers.

Some volcanoes erupt with little to no warning, posing serious risks to nearby communities and air traffic. A study of Alaska ...

Residents of Southcentral Alaska have been preparing for the possible eruption of Mt. Spurr over the last few months, with ...

A new study explains why some volcanoes erupt “stealthily” and offers a roadmap to improve eruption forecasting.

Volcanoes usually signal an upcoming eruption through ground deformation and earthquakes, giving people nearby ...

When volcanoes are preparing to erupt, scientists rely on typical signs to warn people living nearby: deformation of the ...

Now scientists have developed a way of modelling the volcano's behavior which could more effectively monitor potential ...