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Arson is the intentional burning of another person's property. To be convicted of arson, the property that was burned has to have belonged to another person. Also, the property that was burned has to be a dwelling. In Illinois, aggravated arson is a class x felony, where you can serve 6-30 years in prison. A class 2 arson felony results in a 3-7 year sentence, and a class 1 arson felony can result in a 4-15 years in prison. The maximum fine is $25,000, or more if specified.

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In Illinois, approximately 210,300 fires are set on purpose each year. These represent 13 percent of all fires reported to fire departments. The fires result in about 375 deaths, 1,300 injuries, and $1 billion in property loss annually. The fires peak in the spring and in mid-summer.
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A Lexington man named Robert Bruce Stevens has been accused by a Fayette County grand jury on 19 felony two misdemeanor charges involving arson and burglary. Lexington Fire Dept. investigators believe that he set 12 fires on two streets over a ten month period. It started on September 2017 until his arrest in July.