679K views · 489 reactions | Reporters from a local TV station in Anchorage, Alaska, stay on air after evacuating their studio that was damaged by an earthquake. cnn.it/2AAMUlh | CNN Replay | Facebook

🌑 64 DAYS OF DARKNESS BEGINS IN ALASKA Today marks the final sunset of the year in Utqiaġvik, Alaska — and now the sun won’t rise again until January 22, 2026. That’s 64 straight days of darkness, twilight skies, freezing temperatures, and incredible auroras lighting up the Arctic night. This is the true beauty and mystery of life above the Arctic Circle… A world where day turns into night and stays there. A world where the stars never fade. A world where silence and sky become one. Would you s

8K views · 54 reactions | Welcome to summers in Utqiagvik.  Formerly known as Barrow, this village changed their name back to its traditional Iñupiaq name in 2016. Learn how to visit the most-northern part of Alaska and one of the oldest inhabited towns in the United States  bit.ly/46MDWA0. : Travel Alaska Cultural Ambassador Patuk Glenn | Travel Alaska | Facebook

After more than 60 days without seeing the sun, Utqiagvik, Alaska will finally get a sunrise today! If skies are clear, residents will get about 30 minutes of sunlight today which climbs to 70 minutes tomorrow. Timelapse shows the 2nd day of light from 2025 | WeatherNation