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De Soto is a village in Jackson County, Illinois, with a population of approximately 1,701.

Population1,701
Median Home$88,800
Area0.91 sq mi

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NewsDEC 13, 2025

Cause of deadly house fire under investigation in De Soto, Ill.

Cause of deadly house fire under investigation in De Soto, Ill. KFVS12

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NewsNOV 25, 2025

Boil water order for De Soto residents after line break

Boil water order for De Soto residents after line break WSIL-TV

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NewsNOV 03, 2025

One person hospitalized in De Soto house fire

One person hospitalized in De Soto house fire Southern Illinoisan

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