Yes, Indiana just had an earthquake
Sarah Nelson, Indianapolis Star
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Indiana experienced a small earthquake Thursday afternoon that left some Hoosiers feeling the shakes in their homes.
The United States Geological Survey reported a 3.8 magnitude earthquake about 2 miles northeast of Montezuma, Indiana just after 3:15 p.m. Thursday.
Montezuma is roughly 64 miles from Indianapolis.
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Experts say earthquakes in Indiana aren’t unheard of, but say it's "less common" for fault lines to rupture in the central part of the state.
“Indiana does get some earthquakes, but most occur down in the southern tip,” said John Bellini of the National Earthquake Information Center in Golden, Colorado. “The distance we’re seeing this earthquake being felt is pretty typical for one this size.”