Earthquake detected in Ohio Wednesday morning
The United States Geological Survey (USGS) confirmed that an earthquake impacted parts of Ohio early Tuesday morning.
Did you feel it? Two earthquakes detected in Ohio on Monday
The U.S. Geological Survey detected an earthquake about 40 miles south of Chillicothe around 4 p.m. Monday, according to USGS ...
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Two small earthquakes shake Ohio
Certainly no one in Northeast Ohio felt a thing, but on Monday, two small earthquakes hit the Buckeye State. According to ...
Two earthquakes reported in southeastern Ohio Monday by the U.S. Geological Survey
OHIO (WCHS) — Two earthquakes were reported in southeastern Ohio Monday. A 3.1 magnitude earthquake was recorded in southern Jackson County, Ohio, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The agency's ...
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Small earthquake rocks homes near the Reno area.
RENO, OH. (WTAP) - A magnitude 2.8 earthquake happened near Reno, Ohio around 6 p.m. Monday Evening. According to the U.S.
Earthquake rattles southeast Ohio
Did you feel the earth shake Monday afternoon? Well, you probably did and it was the second reported earthquake in the past two months. The U.S. Geological Survey reported there was a 2.9 magnitude ...
Small earthquake felt in Tri-State
JACKSON, Ohio (WSAZ) – A small earthquake was felt Monday afternoon in part of the Tri-State. The United States Geological ...
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Earthquake detected in Ohio Tuesday morning
The United States Geological Survey (USGS) confirmed that an earthquake impacts parts of Ohio early Tuesday morning.
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Marietta College professor comments on the recent earthquakes in Reno
Tej Gautam, an associate professor of Petroleum Engineering & Geology at Marietta College, discussed how the earthquakes that ...
MU professor shares perspective on recent quakes
Brink-Roby teaches geology at Marshall University. He said each of the quakes are very deep in the earth, leading him to believe they are natural -- not man-made. “These faults are way deeper than ...