A 2.9 magnitude earthquake was recorded in Lake Michigan near the Illinois-Wisconsin border, confirmed by USGS officials. No injuries reported.
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2.9 magnitude earthquake recorded in Lake Michigan near Illinois-Wisconsin border, United States Geological Survey officials say
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