Alaskan oil rig runs aground in choppy seas, high winds Add to ...
High seas and strong winds prevented crews from boarding a Royal Dutch Shell oil drilling ship to check for any damage after the large vessel went aground off the coast of Alaska. Officials are mobilizing equipment in the event of an oil spill.
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