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6 Wounded, Including 2 Illinois State University Students, in Normal, Illinois Shooting
Six people including two Illinois State University students were shot with non-life-threatening injuries in an isolated incident near campus, police said.
- On Sunday, March 22, 2026, Normal Police responded to shots fired at approximately 2:40 a.m. in the 700 block of Franklin Avenue, finding six people with gunshot wounds.
- Off campus near Illinois State University, the shooting occurred amid a pattern of campus-area episodes, and what led up to it was not immediately clear, police say.
- Police said the victims included two juvenile males, two adult males and two adult females, and all six suffered non-life-threatening injuries; two are Illinois State University students.
- Authorities say crime-scene teams are processing evidence at the scene, with multiple agencies assisting and no arrests made as of Sunday morning; police urge tips to Detective Kyle McComber, Normal Police Department.
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