Earthquakes

There are new claims that scientists are concerned about a huge crack under the Mississippi River, but are they true. The claims are true, but they're not new.

It's already been a busy morning in southern Missouri along the New Madrid Fault.

As the skies open up, could Missouri’s downpours be stirring something deeper beneath our feet? It’s a question that’s caught many by surprise.

The New Madrid Fault was responsible for a quake late Friday night that was centered in an unusual spot.

You might’ve felt the ground shake a bit near Bull Shoals Lake—let's talk about what those little earthquakes mean for the rest of Missouri.

The ground might shake, but some fears about the New Madrid Fault are simply too big to believe. Let’s break down the facts on our seismic zone.

Picture your town transformed in an instant. A recent study suggests southeastern Illinois could see some serious shaking.

Traveling between Missouri and Illinois just got a whole lot trickier. The Mark Twain Memorial Bridge is closed, and it’s causing major headaches for commuters, but a major New Madrid Fault quake would make bridge travel exponentially worse.

Brace yourselves, folks. A seismic shift in predictions has some residents on edge—what's really going on under our feet in southern Missouri?

This tiny Missouri airport has been the location of several very recent New Madrid quakes including another one today.