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More than 260,000 Missourians already registered for annual “Drop, Cover, Hold On” exercise.
International ShakeOut Day is teaching people all over the world what they should do to be prepared during seismic activity. The statewide push comes as Arkansas experiences ongoin...
If you felt a jolt from that 4.2 magnitude earthquake originating near the Kitsap-Pierce County line last month, did you think for just one second, “uh oh, what do I do?”
The past year in Hawai‘i has shown disasters such as hurricanes, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes and more can happen with little or no warning; steps you take to prepare for any em...
The fact that the Island of Hawaiʻi has active volcanoes means we have lots and lots of earthquakes; most aren’t strong enough to be felt let alone devastating, but every once i...
Emergency List is highlighting practical earthquake preparedness tips and online disaster-readiness resources in recognition of International ShakeOut Day on October 15 The post Em...
$22,000 in Kaua‘i Strong funds deployed to 3 local nonprofits to strengthen resilience of vulnerable families and households by enabling delivery of proactive preparedness ou...
Government agencies and community groups hosted the MДЃnoa Community Emergency Disaster Fair on September 19 to provide residents with supplies and practical advice for disaster pr...
While Kauai right now is confronting the reality of its preparedness for Hurricane Lowell, the state Department of Health will survey households in Kona, Kohala and Hamakua distric...
The state Department of Health will conduct a household survey Sept. 14-18 to assess emergency preparedness and the health impacts of natural disasters in the Kona, Kohala and Hama...
The Hawaii State Department of Defense's Emergency Management Agency provides essential guidance on preparing for and surviving flash floods, which have caused significant loss of...
October 15 is the Great ShakeOut, a day when millions of Americans participate in earthquake drills while at school, work or home. The Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance...
Here is what to expect for Washington State's earthquake and tsunami drill day. It will affect everyone, whether you are at work, home, or school. Continue reading…
OÊ»ahu officials have opened NÄnÄkuli Elementary as a hurricane refuge area starting at 5 p.m. on September 7 as Tropical Storm Lowell approaches.
I am a seismologist at the USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory — earthquakes are always on my mind. But this wasn’t always the case. The post Volcano Watch: Remembering a time when I...
On Sunday, Sept. 13, 8 a.m. HST, a magnitude-4.0 earthquake occurred 2 miles south of PДЃhala on the Island of HawaiК»i at a depth of 8 miles below sea level. The earthquake had no...
Gov. Josh Green, Kauaʻi Mayor Derek Kawakami and other officials will provide the latest update on Hurricane Lowell at 12 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 4.
More than 56 "Felt Reports" were sent to the U.S. Geological Survey within the first half-hour following the quake; the farthest away coming from Honolulu, but it was mostly report...
This year's annual drill simulated a scenario in which a 8.3-magnitude earthquake occurred off the coast of Tokachi in Hokkaido at around 7 a.m.
Benjamin Franklin said, “If you fail to prepare, you are preparing to fail.” The post Volcano Watch: September is National Preparedness Month appeared first on West Hawaii Today.
Hawaii Island faces a major hurricane threat from Nolo. More shelters will open starting Friday at 6 a.m. for residents in need.
The Hawaiʻi National Guard mobilized to execute operations leading up to and in the wake of Hurricane Lowell.
Hawaii Island faces an increased risk of flash flooding due to saturated ground while continuing to recover from approximately $75 million in damages caused by Tropical Storm Lala.
HIEMA Administrator David Lopez leads recovery efforts in Kauai following damage from storms Lala and Lowell.
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