A 3.0 magnitude earthquake shook central Virginia on Tuesday afternoon, May 6, the United States Geological Survey said.

A 3.0 magnitude earthquake shook central Virginia on Tuesday afternoon, May 6, the United States Geological Survey said.

Its epicenter was located about 35 miles south of Whites City, New Mexico and was initially rated as a 5.3 magnitude tremor ...

Data shows parts of the state may be overdue for a major earthquake. But here's the catch: We can't predict exactly when or ...

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A 2.9-magnitude earthquake shook the Bay Area of Northern California, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. The little more ...

An earthquake of 5.4 magnitude struck the Western Texas region, said the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC).

There have been two earthquakes recorded across the Central Virginia area in the past week, which might prompt some residents to ask — why does this happen?

These plates are in constant motion. The vast majority of the planet’s earthquakes occur when plates rub against each other. Canada’s greatest earthquake threat exists across Western Canada where the ...