Overview
- A massive landslide in November 2023 struck Wrangell, Alaska, killing six people and causing significant destruction.
- Residents are cautiously returning to their homes, with some opting for temporary relocations during intense rain forecasts.
- The state has initiated drone operations and weather stations on affected properties to better predict future landslides.
- Local authorities are developing an online dashboard to help residents assess landslide risks.
- The community remembers the victims, including a family of five, as it slowly returns to normalcy.