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USGS Recorded Two Earthquakes in Kentucky Only Hours Apart
Following an onslaught of natural disasters that have ravaged the United States in recent weeks, our connection with Mother Nature has become shaky. Kentucky has already been devastated by the massive storm that hit the Midwest earlier this month. And now, in the early hours of Thursday morning, the state has identified two earthquakes within hours of each other.
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