UPDATE: The USGS has revised the earthquake down to a magnitude 3.3 earthquake. It also occurred about 6 miles deep, additional analysis reveals.
The Coles-Moultrie County 911 CECOM has not received any reports of damage or calls for assistance from the earthquake, according to an operator we spoke to.

LERNA, Ill. (WCIA) – The United States Geological Survey says a magnitude 3.5 earthquake was reported 3 miles SSW of Lerna on Monday evening.

The 3.5 rating comes from the Richter Scale, which rates earthquakes on their strength. Earthquakes with a rating in the 3 range typically are felt but rarely produce damage.
The quake happened at around 11:43p. It was fairly shallow beneath the surface, allowing for more shaking to be felt. Several viewers have messaged WCIA asking about the quake, reporting that they felt shaking.

You can learn more about the quake and provide your reports to the USGS here.

Did you feel the earthquake? We want to hear from you. Email us at jdickey@wcia.com and news@wcia.com with your reports and potential video from the quake!