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Preliminary evidence indicates driver in Chatham crash might have had a “medical emergency”
Illinois State Police Director Brenden Kelly said early evidence from a deadly crash at a Chatham after-school program Monday indicates the driver may have suffered a medical event. But he said that is not yet conclusive. No charges have been filed, and the investigation is ongoing.
Here's what you need to know about the YNOT Outdoors facility in Chatham after a driver crashed into the building on Monday.
Police are expected to give an update on their investigation into a deadly crash at a daycare in Chatham, Illinois, that left ...
Two of the six children injured after a vehicle crashed through the YNOT building have been released from the hospital, ...
"There is some evidence developed (that she may have suffered a medical emergency)," Illinois State Police Director Brendan ...
The founder of the YNOT after school camp in Chatham where four girls were killed after a car crashed through the building is ...
Farris was filling his gas tank just down the street from where the incident happened. The YNOT After School Camp at 301 ...
A car crashed into a Chatham, IL daycare, killing four children and injuring others; the driver's motive is unknown.
Two 7-year-olds, an 8-year-old and an 18-year-old died in the tragedy on the afternoon of Monday, April 28, authorities said ...
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