Two dead in separate Sunday incidents

<span>Multiple agencies are investigating a shooting that occurred in the early morning hours of Sunday in an apartment located at 140 W. Broadway St. in Sparta.</span>

<span>According to Randolph County Coroner Randy Dudenbostel, the deceased is 24-year-old Josh Young, of Sparta.</span>

<span>"At this point, it's undetermined whether it is a homicide or suicide," said Sparta Police Chief Sean Lukes said. "We're still waiting for forensics to come back and the autopsy to be completed. It's still under investigation."</span>

<span>Lukes said Young's autopsy is scheduled for today and officers received a 911 call at 2:08 a.m. that a person had been shot. Officers with the Randolph County Sheriff's Office, Sparta Police Department and Illinois State Police responded to the scene and found Young dead with a single gunshot wound to the head.</span>

<span>Dudenbostel said Young was pronounced dead at 2:17 a.m.</span>

<span>"ISP collected evidence and processed the scene and we'll be taking the investigation over from there," Lukes said.</span>

<span>Lukes said officers are still conducting interviews with persons of interest. The Herald Tribune will have further updates on the situation as they become available.</span>

<span>Also on Sunday, a 59-year-old Gateway Mine employee was found unresponsive inside the mine, according to Dudenbostel.</span>

<span>Glen Campbell, of Sparta, was pronounced dead at 8:56 p.m. The Gateway Mine is located off Zeigler Road near Coulterville.</span>

<span>"Help was called, they brought him to the surface, where he was pronounced dead," Dudenbostel said.</span>

<span>That incident is also under investigation by the Illinois Department of Labor, mine owner Peabody Energy and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).</span>

<span>The Herald Tribune will have more updates as they become available.</span>