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Posted: Oct 23, 2020 / 10:18 PM CDT / Updated: Oct 23, 2020 / 10:18 PM CDT

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Man arrested for church arson

MATTOON, Ill. (WCIA) — A 41-year-old Mattoon man was arrested Sunday morning after police say he set fire to a church.

A press release from the Mattoon Police Department says Michael J. Kallis has been charged with arson to a place of worship, burglary, and theft of a car.

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Mayor appoints next fire chief

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WCIA) -- Mayor Jim Langfelder appointed the next fire chief.

Brandon Blough joined the department in 1999.

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Draught prompts city leaders to request water conservation

DECATUR, Ill. (WCIA) -- Draught conditions in the Lake Decatur watershed have prompted city officials to request residents "voluntarily reduce the amount of potable water they use until further notice."

Below-average rainfall totals since mid-August have plagued much of Central Illinois; at Lake Decatur, this means that the primary source of water for the city and the Village of Mt. Zion is 1.3 feet below the normal winter level. The water source is also "slowly declining at a rate of .29 inches per day," according to a city news release.

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