Huge fireball (biggest I've ever seen), could actually see the meteor glowing white, and visible against the fading W. sunlight. Around 10 p.m. Eastern Time over S.W. Indiana, traveling N.W. horizontal to horizon, speed about 2 sec. on a 20 degree horizontal view. Went out of sigh above clouds, assuming on track crossing near Montana/Wyoming vicinity. No sonic noise. No idea how high, but had to be in the atmosphere.

Thought it might be all over the news this morning, Nada. Sure hope no one was in the way of that thing!

Anyone see it or hear the impact if it didn't burn completely out.?

I didn't see it but what sounds like the same fireball you saw was reported by other's.
http://lunarmeteoritehunters.blogspot.com/2011/06/breaking-news-mbiq-indicates-illinois.html

Thank you for the link!

Appears others saw it also about the same time.