KEILAR: More breaking news this hour. Reports of an explosion at a dorm on the campus of the University of Nevada-Reno. There appears to be as you can see significant damage to the building. Windows blown out. There's debris on the street. Police are calling this a utilities accident and they're advising people to stay away. Authorities say there are no reports of fatalities, only minor injuries at this point. Witnesses say the blast had a powerful impact that shook a nearby apartment building. Now to southern California, where residents are on edge as strong after shock rock the region after the biggest earthquake in two decades. Fourteen hundred aftershocks are now being reported since the 6.4 quake hit yesterday, including a powerful 5.4 tremor this morning. Residents in Ridgecrest near the epicenter have suffered the worst damage. A hospital was forced to close and may stay shuttered up to a week. We have breaking news ahead on the teenage giant slayer at Wimbledon. We'll tell you if Coco Gauff won again.
Dorm Explosion Reported at University of Nevada-Reno