Series of temblors rattles state more accustomed to tornadoes
(AP) - A magnitude 5.6 earthquake last night was the strongest in a series that shook Oklahoma—a state more accustomed to tornadoes—cracking buildings, buckling a highway, and rattling nerves. The 5.6 quake was the state's strongest ever and shook a college football stadium 50 miles away, while another of lesser intensity struck before dawn today. "That shook up the place, had a lot of people nervous," Oklahoma State wide receiver Justin Blackmon said of the quake, the strongest of a series that began hours earlier. "It was pretty strong." More»
