Earthquake, a 5.7, hits Utah’s Wasatch Front, largest since 1992

A M. 5.7 earthquake hit the Wasatch Front shortly after 7 a.m., shaking homes from at least Logan and going all the way down to Utah County. It was the state’s largest earthquake since 1992, though at least so far there’s no reports of major collapses.The epicenter of the earthquake was northeast of Magna, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.Fourteen aftershocks hit shortly after that, with the strongest being a M. 3.9.Rocky Mountain Power was reporting outages for nearly 13,000