earthquake struck southeast Idaho Friday. "It was just like a rumble and it kind of went away,” said Diane Lloyd of Grace. “Then I looked at the gal next door, and I said ‘I think that was an earthquake,’ and she said ‘Yeah that was an earthquake.’"
The earthquake hit shortly after 11 a.m.
The center of the quake is about nine miles from Georgetown, and about the same distance from Grace.
KIFI has received dozens of phone calls from viewers in Pocatello who say they felt the quake as well.
The U.S. Geological Survey says the quake measured 4.0 on the Richter Scale. That's large enough for people to feel.
"It was just a lot of shaking,” said Makala Robinson
There were a total of three earthquakes in the same area Friday. Strangely, there was a series of earthquakes in the same area exactly two weeks ago.
