Could an earthquake occur in Central Texas? Local experts sound off following San Angelo's 5.1 quake
While San Angelo may be 200 miles away from Central Texas, long-time University of Texas-Austin geology Professor Matt Bangs says Central Texas may not be in the clear when it comes to earthquakes.
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Dozens of aftershocks follow magnitude-4.7 Malibu earthquakeShaking is more likely to be felt from shallow earthquakes, which are those between 0 and about 40 miles deep. Get top ...
A minor earthquake measuring 2.6 magnitude struck near Old Monroe, Missouri, early Thursday morning, with the epicenter ...
The earthquake hit at about 3:30 a.m. according to the U.S. Geological Survey. Old Monroe is located north of St. Louis. No damage has been reported to local authorities. The organization says ...
The biggest quake ever recorded in the state measured 5.8 magnitude when it struck near Valentine in August 1931. The second ...
A preliminary magnitude 4.7 earthquake was registered near Los Angeles, California on Thursday morning. The USGS reported the ...
According to the USGS, Monday’s small temblor struck at 4:22 a.m., several days after a 4.7 quake hit the same area. Get all ...
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The earthquake struck Martin County, about 30 miles north of Midland. The center was more than 250 miles away from San ...
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Dr. Lucy Jones: This is most important thing when earthquake strikesProbably the most important thing is water,” Jones said, saying the water systems could become badly damaged after a ...
On Sept. 19, 1985, a massive quake resulted in nearly 10,000 deaths, but stories of survival, heroism and improved ...
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