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Illinois homeowner feels underground mine is splitting her house in two

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BELLEVILLE, Ill. (KTVI) – About 330,000 homes in Illinois sit on top of old abandoned mines. And some say their homes are sinking because of it. Concerns in one Illinois town are growing after a news of a grandmother in Pennsylvania who is believed to have fallen into a sinkhole while looking for her cat. The sinkholes in that area had formed because of an old coal mine, a police spokesperson said. Shanee Carpenter, of Belleville, Illinois, told…

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Illinois homeowner feels underground mine is splitting her house in two – NewsNation

About 330,000 homes in Illinois sit on top of old abandoned mines. And some say their homes are sinking because of it. In Shanee Carpenter's Belleville basement, water pours from an unknown source through cavernous cracks. “When I go down there to do laundry, I’m like, ‘Oh Lord, protect me, Lord,’” she said.

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Homeowner feels underground mine is splitting her house in two

BELLEVILLE, Ill. (KTVI) – About 330,000 homes in Illinois sit on top of old abandoned mines. And some say their homes are sinking because of it. Concerns in one Illinois town are growing after a news of a grandmother in Pennsylvania who is believed to have fallen into a sinkhole while looking for her cat. The sinkholes in that area had formed because of an old coal mine, a police spokesperson said. Shanee Carpenter, of Belleville, Illinois, told…

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Illinois homeowner feels underground mine is splitting her house in two

About 330,000 Illinois homes sit on top of old abandoned mines. Some say their homes are sinking because of it.

·St. Louis, United States
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Fox 2 Now St Louis broke the news in St. Louis, United States on Thursday, December 5, 2024.
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