Earthquake swarm keeps central Okla. all shook up

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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — More annoying than threatening, tiny tremors are shaking portions of central Oklahoma with increasing frequency — rattling homes, knocking things over and interrupting sleep.

“I feel them every time,” said Luther resident Felicia Bennett. One day last week, “I felt three. It woke me up. The house shaking. Sometimes I hear it popping. Occasionally something will fall. Not often.”

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