earthquake

It's not likely to have caused any real damage, but there was a larger than normal earthquake that was felt near Grand Teton National Park today.

An earthquake measuring 5.7 on the Richter Scale occurred this morning about 10 miles from Salt Lake City.

Natural disasters are not part of the normal Grand Valley culture, but still, I couldn't help but wonder which is more likely to occur in Grand Junction, an earthquake or a tornado.

Some residents in Garfield County around New Castle and Silt were a little shaky Monday (January 30), but it wasn't because of a wild weekend. Those shakes came from an earthquake.

A 2.6 magnitude earthquake was reported early Friday (November 11) morning near Olathe.

Earthquakes in Western Colorado may be rare, but it's comforting to know you can use your smart phone to detect Grand Junction's next earthquake before it happens.

Did you feel the massive 3.2 earthquakes that just happened to the east of Grand Junction? Yes, more than a little bit of sarcasm here, but yes there was something that just registered a 3.2 on the USGS website.

An 8.3 earthquake rocked Chile's central coast on Wednesday.

An earthquake with a magnitude 4.2 struck south central Colorado during the night about 23 miles west of Trinidad in Las Animas County.

Out of the horrors of the earthquake that rocked Nepal last weekend comes this glimmer of hope.