Earthquake

Michigan felt a minor quake last year, yet the real concern lies with an ancient fault line that could shake multiple states.

Scientists warn there’s up to a 40% chance of a major earthquake striking the New Madrid fault and Michigan could feel it.

From tornadoes to tremors, Michigan's weather has a way of keeping us on our toes. Here's a closer look at our state's seismic history.

First, Vanderbilt, Michigan residents get hit with a horrific ice storm, and now an earthquake alert?

Scientists are concerned that an earthquake expected to originate in the Mississippi River could shake several states including Michigan.

It's not that uncommon to feel the ground shake in Michigan.

Did you know that the 2 strongest earthquakes in Michigan history happened right here in Southwest Michigan?

There is one location in Michigan's Lower Peninsula that is more susceptible than anywhere else in the state for an earthquake and it's in Branch County near Coldwater.

Reports of two or three rumbles felt at 12:13 pm on September 21

From a distance of 190 miles way, two Kalamazoo residents reported feeling the shaking from the 3.8 quake centered around Bloomingdale, Indiana.