Illinois is reeling from relentless storms that have spawned over two hundred tornadoes in just two months, prompting Governor Pritzker to declare a state of emergency for record-breaking weather damage. With heavy rain, flooding, and powerful winds crippling communities, the state is now mobilizing resources — including new disaster relief funds for insurance gaps — to speed up recovery across fifteen counties. Residents have six months to apply for aid, while smaller towns can access federal grants up to $250,000. This isn’t the first emergency this year — similar declarations were made in April and June — as officials urge unity to rebuild what’s been lost.
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