Springfield Mayor Misty Buscher says she is committed to a review following Wednesday's tornado where sirens weren't sounded.

Springfield Director of Public Works David Fuchs says the entire city has many downed trees and limbs to address. Limb pickup will begin next week.

Thousands without power in the state, and many planning cleanup efforts today.

Airport Executive Director Mark Hanna says the damage occurred to the airport fence lines and to four hangars damaged.

Chief Nick Zummo says the sirens weren't sounded based on the information they had at the time.

Jeff Cunningham from the Animal Protective League (APL) says all animals are safe, but APL's buildings are total losses.

The Environmental Working Group is asking the federal government to consider the health impacts of legal nitrate contamination.

Reggie Guyton and Tiffany Williams talk about the show's focus which highlights the struggles of Black women through "choreopoem."

Illinois lawmakers have passed a bill to allow parents to get a second medical opinion in cases of child abuse.

After five years of debates, proposals and statements, the Bears will be moving to Hammond.