Clean-up is underway in several Illinois communities after powerful fast-moving storms raced across the state Thursday. ComEd crews are heading downstate to respond to power outages, which are widespread and have left more than 100,000 customers without power. The city of Springfield declared a state of emergency and was under a curfew. The storm also caused damage in Bloomington-Normal, and in nearby Farmer City, where survey teams are investigating whether a tornado hit the area.

In Iroquois County, several tree limbs were down and a few power lines led to power and service interruptions. No injuries were reported.

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