Published 24 days ago

Tom Skilling talks with people ahead of total solar eclipse in southern Illinois

Summary by WGN 9

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS — People are traveling to southern Illinois to view the eclipse on Monday. WGN's Tom Skilling is talking with visitors and those who live in the area ahead of the eclipse. Adler Planetarium prepares to welcome thousands for solar eclipse Watch his full report in the video player above.

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