TULSA, Okla. — An earthquake rattled parts of Oklahoma on Friday morning.
The USGS reports the earthquake was centered in Machester, Okla. The preliminary magnitude is a 4.5. It was later upgraded to 4.8 and then downgraded to a 4.2.
Manchester is in Grant County near the state border with Kansas.
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