A series of significant earthquakes have recently impacted the Alaska-Yukon border region, including a magnitude 7.0 earthquake near Yakutat, Alaska, on December 6. The quake was captured on camera in Juneau, over 350 miles from the epicenter, and is being referred to as the 2025 Hubbard Glacier Earthquake. It triggered a series of aftershocks, with dozens recorded on December 7 and 8, including two above 5.0 magnitude, one reaching 5.8. In Haines, Alaska, a woman described feeling the quake strongly, with her chandelier swaying and bottles rattling, lasting at least a minute. No injuries or damage have been reported in the affected areas. Meanwhile, in Whitehorse, Yukon, the earthquake registered as a 5.3 magnitude and was felt across the city, but also caused no reported injuries or damage. The USGS and local authorities continue to monitor aftershocks and assess impacts. The region remains alert as seismic activity continues.