Magnitude 5.1 Earthquake Shakes Oklahoma, Felt Across Multiple States

The late-night tremor, centered near Prague, Oklahoma, prompted no immediate reports of damage or injuries.

A magnitude 5.1 earthquake struck Oklahoma late Friday, centered 5 miles northwest of Prague and felt across at least five states.
The quake occurred at a shallow depth of 1.8 miles, intensifying the shaking experienced by residents.
A series of aftershocks followed, with at least two measuring magnitude 3.0 or higher.
No reports of deaths, injuries, or significant damage had been received as of early Saturday.
The earthquake is among the top four most significant seismic events in Oklahoma since 1900, with previous quakes linked to human activities such as fracking.