At least two people said on social media that they felt the earthquake, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

Another 2.6-magnitude earthquake rattled Tennessee on July 9 around 8:52 p.m., according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

Is there a question that always pops into your mind as you're driving around Knoxville? Those are the ones we're answering in Know Your Knox.

Many recent moderate-to-large earthquakes are located in the study area, including a series of earthquakes in June 2004, about 60 km southwest of Tabuk. The largest earthquake in this series took ...

Tennessee is one of three states in the country that require their county executives to be called "mayors." Here's when that ...