Earthquake hits near village in Alaska’s peninsula region

FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP) - A small earthquake has struck the peninsula region of Alaska.

The Alaska Earthquake Center says the magnitude 4.3 earthquake hit at 11:22 a.m. Saturday about 93 miles (148 kilometers) southeast of the town of Chignik, a village of about 80 on the Alaskan peninsula. The earthquake had a depth of about 23 miles (37 kilometers).

There are no reports of damage from the earthquake.