A 3.9 magnitude earthquake hit near Salt Lake City, Utah, rattling the region and sparking concerns about future tremors.
The earthquake, which occurred just 43 miles southeast of the city, was felt by over 2,200 people across a 45-mile radius.
The epicenter sits on the Wasatch Fault, a major fault system known for its seismic activity, raising fears of a larger earthquake.
While no injuries or major damage were reported, the USGS warns that a future, more powerful quake could cause widespread destruction, including displacement and severe economic losses.
The event serves as a reminder of the seismic risks that the region faces, especially along the Wasatch Fault.