earthquake

When it comes to living in Maine, we're pretty lucky that we don't really get any crazy weather events.

Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts (and beyond) experienced a 3.8 magnitude earthquake on Monday, January 27, 2025.

It involves an earthquake that apparently wasn't really an earthquake, an F-16, and a cover-up.

First, it was great white sharks in the water off the coast of Maine, now comes an earthquake that measured 2.8 on the Richter scale near West Gardiner, Maine.

An earthquake hit New Jersey on Friday morning, but could be felt in New Hampshire towns.

Is the Granite State about to experience its second quake-heavy year in a row?

Two months stand out as unusually active months for a state not known for feeling tremors.

The one night a year you REALLY need a chimney, many saw theirs destroyed by a frightening geological event.

10 years ago this week, on October 16, 2012, Maine was rocked by a pretty good-sized earthquake.

We had 3 out of four of the kids with us on vacation in California.

Rain, sleet, ice, wind, and an...earthquake? It's been a busy 24 hours for natural forces.

The North Shore experienced a 1.7 magnitude earthquake near Gloucester.

A loud boom was heard and shaking could be felt in Farmington as well as in Milton, New Durham, Rochester, Wakefield and Lebanon, Maine

Did you feel it? A small earthquake rattled parts of the Granite State just after 5am today.

This morning around 9:30, the ground shook in southern New Hampshire, as a 2.7 magnitude earthquake was registered near Exeter. While there was a rumble, there haven't been reports of any damage. There was also a small 1.0 earthquake around Lake Winnipesaukee...

I might have thought the earth would move tonight during Valentine's Day