Museum Building Collapse, Jewel Armed Robbery: IL Weekend

ILLINOIS — As we head into a new week, Patch has rounded up the stories you may have missed over the weekend.

Severe storms led to a partial building collapse at the Illinois Rock & Roll Museum and damaged several nearby businesses.

Meanwhile, a trio fled on bicyclists after police say one of them pointed a gun at someone while stealing alcohol from a Jewel-Osco store, and police evacuated a rec center after a witness saw juveniles start a dumpster fire with firecrackers.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed:

Building Collapse, Severe Storm Damage To Businesses: Fire Dept

A partial building collapse at the Illinois Rock & Roll Museum was reported amid a severe storm that also caused downed tree limbs, flash flooding and fallen power lines. See photos and videos of the damage.

Trio Charged With Armed Robbery, Teen Pointed Gun At Customer: Police

Two teens and an adult man have been charged with armed robbery after police said they stole alcohol from a grocery store and flashed a handgun at a customer. Their bicycles and a loaded gun, along with a high capacity drum magazine and the stolen alcohol, were found, and the three were taken into custody.

Woman Shot On Porch; Ex-Boyfriend Captured: Police

Police received a call just before 10 a.m. reporting a woman with a gunshot to the leg. A search at a nearby home was unsuccessful, but police say they later found the suspect hiding out in another town.

Stabbing Injures 57-Year-Old Man; Woman Arrested

Police say the 20-year-old woman continued to struggle with the victim until the knife was taken away from her. According to authorities, the incident began as she was arguing with a man and woman in the kitchen of a home, and the man struck her with a belt to end the argument.

Police Evacuate Patrons From Dumpster Fire At Rec Center

A witness told police she saw two juveniles throw firecrackers into the Dumpster at the rec center.

Motorcyclist Killed After Colliding With Car

Police said the crash happened Friday when a car made a left-hand turn into the path of the oncoming motorcycle.

Earthquake Hits Illinois, Registers 3.4 Magnitude

Some residents reported being jolted awake by the quake or thinking a car had hit their house.