Reports indicate a minor earthquake occurred this past weekend in southeastern Illinois. The U.S. Geological Survey released information this week that it had confirmed a 2.4 magnitude earthquake took place Saturday night at around 10 p.m. CT. It was centered near the town of Enfield in White County. The quake did no appreciable damage and was barely felt throughout the region. Experts believe it was a product of activity in the Wabash Seismic Zone which encompasses much of southern Illinois.
IDEM forecasts Air Quality Action Day for Wednesday in three Indiana regions
Warsaw man facing felony charges after child allegedly ingested THC brownie
Drone helps officials rescue stranded boaters in Pulaski County
Summer Parks Program and Friends of the Park looking for volunteers for Fish Fry Fundraiser July 17
Gov. Braun with visits across the region including stops in Pulaski, Miami counties
Honoring Senator Lindsey Graham
Multiple departments respond to Akron fire; one person injured
