New Madrid, Missouri, was terrorized by its fault line in the early 19th century, and earthquakes are still the region's ...

“It's probably just due to the amount of risk, because if we do have a big earthquake, it's going to affect St. Louis to Memphis, and there's a lot of risk in that area.” Shifting attitudes ...

“It's probably just due to the amount of risk, because if we do have a big earthquake, it's going to affect St. Louis to Memphis, and there's a lot of risk in that area.” Shifting attitudes about the ...

The fourth-most vulnerable county on the list, Shelby County in Tennessee, is located near the New Madrid Seismic Zone and is home to Memphis. The study ranked the 206 most earthquake-vulnerable U ...

The New Madrid region, which stretches some 150 miles from near Memphis to Paducah, Kentucky, is an active seismic zone with 15 earthquakes between M4.0 and M5.0 in the last 36 years. The region has ...

A new report has revealed the 10 US cities that are most vulnerable to earthquake damage in 2025, and the list may surprise you. Home Gnome, a home services booking company, evaluated 206 of the ...

Each quake was recorded by the Southeast U.S. Seismic Network, a joint project of the USGS and the University of Memphis Center for Earthquake Research and Information (CERI).

Economic damages could total nearly $76 billion, with far-reaching effects extending as far as Memphis and even Kansas City.“Earthquake waves here in the central and eastern U.S. travel over a ...

The magnitude 1.6 earthquake occurred on Sunday, Feb. 9 and was reported by the University of Memphis Center for Earthquake Research and Information. The low magnitude quake was also comfirmed by ...

Cities like Jonesboro, St. Louis, and Memphis could face catastrophic damage if another major earthquake strikes the NMSZ. Preparedness is essential to mitigate potential loss of life and property.

Little Rock, Nashville, Memphis, and St. Louis are the largest nearby cities that could experience significant damage from a major earthquake there. About 12 million people live in this region.

SEARCY, Ark. - A small earthquake rattled parts of northeast Arkansas Friday morning, according to the University of Memphis Center for Earthquake Research and Information. The 2.9-magnitude ...