7.2 magnitude earthquake strikes off Alaska coast, brief tsunami alert issued then canceled

• A 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck southern Alaska, 106 km south of Sand Point.
• The earthquake triggered a brief tsunami warning for the region that was later canceled.
• The quake was felt across the Aleutian Islands, Alaska Peninsula, and Cook Inlet.
• Aftershocks and small sea level changes continued after the initial quake.
• No major damage or injuries reported from the earthquake or tsunami.

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