Multiple tornadoes touch down in Illinois during severe storms on or around June 11–12, damaging buildings and infrastructure. Reports and video show one tornado tearing through Streator, Illinois, where homes are damaged or destroyed and debris is carried through the area. The National Weather Service says multiple tornadoes strike Illinois and extend into parts of northwestern Indiana. Additional reports describe tornado activity in Livingston County, Illinois, on June 12, with one tornado affecting Streator and impacting local infrastructure. The storms leave many residents without electricity, with hundreds of thousands reported to be without power in the broader region. Emergency and weather officials continue assessing damage as impacts are documented across affected communities. The events are characterized by severe storm conditions, including strong wind and widespread infrastructure disruption, consistent across coverage from different outlets.