Oklahoma’s largest quake in decades buckles highway; rattles residents

Central Oklahoma continued to experience dozens of aftershocks Sunday, nearly 24 hours since the state’s strongest earthquake since 1952 was felt throughout the region. More than ten aftershocks measuring at east 3.0 magnitude were reported Sunday, in the hours after a 5.6-magnitude earthquake took residents by surprise Saturday night. The temblor rattled homes and structures, causing belongings to scatter in houses and sending strident, booming sounds through the area.