Earthquakes

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There's a quake not named New Madrid in the Midwest and it's showing signs of awakening.

The increased seismic activity from the New Madrid fault has not gone unnoticed by the Kentucky Geological Survey.

On October 17th at 10:17 AM (local time), people all over the world will participate in the largest earthquake drill on the planet.

You don't see earthquakes in this part of Illinois very often.

When it comes to New Madrid Fault earthquakes, I think I've now seen it all. There was just a tremor that shook a neighborhood in O'Fallon, Illinois Saturday morning.

I've followed earthquakes for decades and cannot remember hardly any earthquakes striking this part of Illinois. It was a jolt that was strong enough to be felt by hundreds and has been confirmed by the USGS.

Every time I think I understand technology, something like this happens. During some recent research involving artificial intelligence, a strange conversation took place where the bots issued sudden warnings about Illinois places I should avoid at all costs.

There's a reason why you might get two answers to the question, "What was Kentucky's strongest earthquake?"