earthquake

An earthquake shook the densely populated New York City metropolitan area Friday morning.

When you think about volcanoes and earthquakes you don't usually think about Louisiana, maybe you should.

A recent earthquake just off the Louisiana coastline earlier this month has raised concerns of possible tsunami's in the Gulf of Mexico.

In the wake of highly destructive earthquakes that have left tens of thousands dead or injured, soccer fans threw scarves, toys, and more onto the field for children affected.

LSU is reporting that fans in Tiger Stadium on Saturday Night moved the earth, again!

With over 100,000 fans roaring the words to "Calling Baton Rouge," scientific data shows a small earthquake registered as a result.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 5.9 has rattled the California-Nevada border.

The 3.1 magnitude trembler was felt by many in extreme northwestern Louisiana Thursday evening.

This is no April Fool's prank.

A tsunami advisory was later canceled.

A 4.0 magnitude earthquake was detected Thursday morning near the Alabama/Florida state line.

An earthquake in the Gulf of Mexico is not that surprising when you realize that there are two fault lines that run through our state.

The U.S. Geological Survey reports there was a light earthquake that hit at 11:47am on Sunday in the Gulf of Mexico.

What does it look like to be in the middle of an earthquake of such magnitude? That's a whole lotta shakin going on!

Alan Jackson recently ran an online contest offering to play a free concert in the city with the most votes. Even though Mineral, VA is a tiny community (population 490) and suffered heavy losses from the magnitude 5.8 earthquake that hit the East Coast in August, it managed to garner 31,000 votes and win the prize.

What a crazy morning in Japan and Hawaii and now in other parts including the west coast of the U.S. Here's a live stream of CBS' coverage from Hawaii of the earthquakes and tsunamis.

We all love that song by Jamie Begeron and his Kickin Cajuns but the shaking that is going on just north of our fair state is not the butt kind of shaking. It is the ground doing the shaking and that isn't good. Arkansas has been quivering from beneath their feet because of a series of earthquakes. Now believe it or not Arkansas is in prime earthquake country and that could be cause for concern fo