Cleanup begins after severe weather hits Batavia, Illinois 02:36. Sunday's storms in Batavia left trees and power lines down, with street after street without power.

Ross R. Nelson, 46, and Michael H. Morrow, 48, were the men pronounced dead at the scene. The women were identified as Raimi A. Rundle, 45, and Courtney L. Morrow, 36, Illinois State Police told ...

At the height of the outages, more than 21,800 customers in Illinois were without power. ... For electric emergencies such as downed power lines, customers should call 800-799-4443.

All four people who were onboard a single-engine plane have died after the aircraft crashed on 551-587 County Road in Trilla, Illinois, at around 10:15 a.m. local time on Saturday, April 19, the ...

According to Illinois State Police, I-57 northbound at milepost 45 is closed due to downed power lines. Traffic is being diverted onto IL-148. Troopers say IL-37 is also currently closed due to ...

Four people were killed when a small plane hit power lines in Illinois and crashed into a field. The accident took place on Saturday morning in Trilla, Illinois, around 200 miles south of Chicago ...

TRILLA, Illinois (WBBM) — Four people were killed Saturday morning when a small plane crashed in central Illinois after hitting a set of power lines. The crash occurred at around 10:15 a.m ...

Scattered thunderstorms and high winds swept through Northwest Indiana Thursday night leaving downed trees and power lines and more than 44,000 residents still without power as of late Friday ...

Rockford officials say they would like to bury power lines along 11th Street, ... ComEd is allowed under the Illinois Public Utilities Act to recoup the cost of burying utility lines from customers.

Because central and southern Illinois differ from the north in how they make and buy electricity, they’re slipping behind in the race for cheap power, clean air and economic growth.

As of 5:20 a.m., 43,674 Illinois customers were facing power outages, ComEd's outage map showed. The majority of those outages were in Cook County, where more than 30,000 people were without power.