Earthquakes strike longer and harder when they enter the Nenana Basin, according to researchers at the University of Alaska Fairbanks’ Geophysical Institute.
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Today the Federal Government's Office of Management and Budget started preparing for a potential government shutdown-- directing agencies to review their plans on who could be sent home, and who could be forced to work without a paycheck. Our White House Correspondent Jon Decker explains what could happens if Congress fails to pass a funding bill.