earthquake

Scientists warn of increased earthquake risk in the U.S. after discovering hidden fault lines.

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

The U.S. Geological Survey reported that there was a 3.3 magnitude earthquake southeast of Uncertain, Texas, at 6:15 am

4.9 magnitude earthquake, among others, impacted central Texas on Monday night.

Should Texans be more prepared for Earthquakes?

When the dust settled after the recent research piece was conducted by the U.S. Geological Survey, the results were staggering, if not outright frightening.

Earthquakes in Texas surpass those in California, with Mentone experiencing a 5.2 magnitude quake in 2023.

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

Can Earthquakes occur in Louisiana? The short answer is yes and it's happened before.

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.

Just imagine what you would do if you were in you neighborhood grocery store when, out of nowhere, the earth began to tremble and shake and odd items came flying off the shelves on to the floor.

The Boy Scout Motto is: Be Prepared...By that they mean be prepared for anything! Over the past few years, natural disasters have been in the news a lot and that prompted National Geographic Channel and Kelton Research to take a poll and ask people what disasters they think may be pending and how prepared are they should those fears come to pass. Here are the results..Do they match your answers? R