Earthquakes of the magnitude recorded yesterday are unusual along the East Coast, and as a result, most structures are not strong enough and most government agencies not prepared enough, according to Jimmy Martin, Virginia Tech’s Director of the Disaster Risk Management Institute. Charles Fishburne talked with him as reports were coming in from across the state.

Columbia Gas of Virginia reported last night that there doesn't appear to be any damage to its natural gas infrastructure as a result of yesterday's earthquake or the aftershocks that followed.

The trembler rattled Washington, turning a visit to the Capitol into a terrifying experience for a few Virginia families. Patrick Terpstra has their stories from WCVE's Capitol Hill Bureau.

As the nation celebrates the opening of the Martin Luther King Memorial in Washington this week, a missionary and Richmond Pastor who knew King, remembers first-hand, his “I have a Dream Speech,” which was the inspiration for the 30-foot tall sculpture.