‘What a disgrace’ Virginia Tech Athletics took to Facebook to share multiple posts about the small earthquake. In one of the shares, it wrote, “Thanks for jumping with us, Metallic ...

A powerful magnitude 3.0 earthquake jolted Virginia, sending shockwaves through the state and neighbouring regions. The tremor was felt by over 150 people across multiple states, including ...

During the Wednesday, May 7, concert of the band's M72 World Tour, the heavy metal rock band caused a minor earthquake when performing their hit "Enter Sandman." The Lane Stadium show at Virginia ...

Metallica fans bouncing in unison at the thrash heroes' recent show in Virginia, USA, caused a small earthquake recorded by local scientists. Virginia Tech Seismological Observatory measured ...

“Earthquakes in the East are felt over a much larger distance and by more people,” she said.___Finley reported from Norfolk, Virginia. A 4.1 magnitude earthquake in Tennessee woke up families ...

Wyndham Clark had a Happy Gilmore moment after his tee shot on the 16th hole at the PGA Championship on Sunday. Clark struggled Sunday at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, N.C., and his temper got ...

Georgia and Virginia, according to early data from the U.S. Geological Survey. The Michigan Technological University says an earthquake of this magnitude is "often felt, but only causes minor damage." ...

Now, one scientist is warning that another major West Coast earthquake could be imminent and perhaps even more devastating than that one. Tina Dura, a geosciences professor at Virginia Tech ...

the USGS reported a 4.1 magnitude earthquake had originated near Knoxville, Tennessee. Reports of light shaking were made in several other states, including Kentucky, Alabama, Georgia, Virginia ...

During the Wednesday, May 7, concert of the band's M72 World Tour, the heavy metal rock band caused a minor earthquake when performing their hit "Enter Sandman." The Lane Stadium show at Virginia Tech ...