Champaign, IL News

• Champaign, IL News
• Man convicted of drug, weapon offenses faces lengthy prison sentence
• Homer teen dies from crash injuries
• Philo Road project may be in jeopardy
• New FAA dean comes back to UI from England
• All hands on deck! The swashbuckling women of Swords and Roses will perform at t...
• Hospitals' cancer center in Normal wll double in size
• Vague accusations about Board of Review may bring closed session
• Road closed: Kirby over I-57 to shut down for two months
• Uni highest-ranked downstate school in new rankings
• Health district launches garden plots
• Uni rated among tops in new rankings
• Rantoul Township High School Graduation: May 25, 2012
• Arthur man listed in critical condition following crash
• Rantoul teen present at fatal shooting charged as an adult
• PTI may get another reprieve
• Swimming pools open for 2012 season
• Carle will close low-vision clinic on Mattis
• Fire protection group urges safety
• Johnson mum on 13th District race
• Four arrested in Rantoul
• Savoy phone store robbed
• Grant helps make low-cost vet services available
• Listing of 2012 Memorial Day weekend events
• Subway closure hurts thrift shop business
• Champaign moves forward on replacing Leonhard Center
• Board of Review picks deferred; roundabout opposed
• Woman treated for smoke inhalation following house fire
• Man sentenced to 20 years in prison for incident at Centennial Park
• Casino expansion looks more like sure bet
• No arrests made in connection with fatal shooting in Champaign
• Thomasboro hires principal/superintendent
• Illinois plastic recycling plan fails by one vote in House
• Newspaper to sue UI in state court after ruling
• Money for former death row inmate in budget bill
• Third candidate announces for Champaign council seat
• United Way announces $2.8 million in grants
• Carle nurse gets state award for lifetime achievement
• Police, others ask families to have 'real conversations' about weapons
• Law Enforcement Officials and Community Members Stand Together to Address Recent Acts of Gun Violence
• Soup kitchen looks to fundraiser to help meet its expenses
• Dogs help researchers track turtles
• House gambles that Quinn will go for casino money
• Local monsignor leaving 'home'
• Champaign opts out of 'smart' parking meters
• Danville board backs restructuring at North Ridge
• Decatur man arrested following reported domestic battery incident
• Rantoul bicyclist arrested for suspected drugs
• Former Douglas County sheriff's deputy fined for battery
• Judge releases youth in fatal shooting to his mother
• Autopsy inconclusive in Ford County inmate death
• Kraft shareholders give 'Mondelez' thumbs up
• Pomonis to seek Champaign council seat
• Bill requiring fees for animal feeding operations goes to governor
• Recommendations for traffic safety
• Landfill legislation faces growing opposition
• County looks at traffic safety around schools
• Bill to cut Medicaid spending stalls over 'technical' problems
• Veterans take Honor Flight
• Vote expected on amended search-firm legislation
• The great rebate debate: Are they worth it?
• Wisconsin man injured in crash
• Vermilion panel backs seeking voters' OK to sell nursing home
• Sam Banks named director of Don Moyer Boys & Girls Club
• Woman ticketed in I-74 crash
• PBL junior-high principal candidates coming to town
• Paxton pool expected to open in June
• Champaign police arrest 3 for robbery
• Renovation proposed for Chem Annex
• Seniors' project on Westville High to be shown
• School resumes at UHS after small fire
• Danville district to consider buying Holy Family School
• Champaign to set electricity rates
• UI nearing policy on training after Penn State scandal
• DACC trustees to consider adding mechatronics program
• Interstate 57 lanes reopen following truck tractor fire south of Arcola
• Health department cites Ford, Iroquois bars over smoking
• Urbana council votes to raise gas tax
• Charges dismissed against Chicago man
• Hollingsworth sentenced to 30 years in prison
• UPDATED: Quinn will sign abolition of tuition waivers
• Greenup man pleads innocent following attempted child abduction
• Bank robbery reported in Champaign
• Lincoln Facebook page seeks photos
• Info sought on theft of items from UI Library
• Full board to weigh decision on Vermilion nursing home
• Bullying bill stirs morality concerns
• Urbana council may approve gas tax move
• Pet of the Week Scooby Doo
• Lightning sparks house fire in Stone Creek subdivision
• Urbana firefighters respond to heavy smoke in Stone Creek subdivision
• Lightning strikes, ignites power pole in Urbana; strong weather expected
• Champaign police investigate shooting
• UPDATED: Man fatally shot at Champaign apartment complex
• Area High School Graduations: May 20, 2012.
• Free meals being offered to kids this summer
• It's Your Business: Man invents lift for installing cabinets
• Country Health finishes remodeling
• Neighborhoods watching out for each other
• Getting Personal: Mike Sola
• Police train groups on how to stay safe
• Veterans memorial group far from fundraising goal, but leader refuses to quit
• Studio Visit: Mary Tangora and Larry Steinbauer
• Police looking for children man may have contacted
• GOP county chairs pick Davis for 13th District
• Sound off on the selection of Davis for 13th District race
• Woman injured in early morning I-74 crash
• Provena, Carle join on effort to prevent stroke
• City to take another look at food trucks
• North Vermilion price tag will exceed $150,000
• Champaign to pick up mail processing; timing uncertain
• Vigil held for toddler
• Johnson calls Erika Harold "terrific choice"
• Unit 7 offices to move to junior high building
• If coffee prolongs life...stop by our Latte Da! cafe and buy some time! (And sur...
• Covenant celebrates completion of birthing center
• Bond at $500,000 in Urbana car-bicycle crash
• Kraft foundation grant to benefit food bank
• DACC commencement sets record
• UI Police Training Institute could face June 30 closing
• Bricks still available for police-fire memorial
• Future of Vermilion Manor may go to voters
• Homeless agency sets fundraiser for 'desperate' need
• New nanobrewery wins permit OK
• Early fireworks, then agreement in forum for 13th District candidates
• Jury unable to reach verdicts in trial of man accused of attack on his neighbor
• City Response to Mobile Food Truck Concerns
• Two men face drug charges
• Memorials honor fallen police officers
• Minimum-wage increase bill draws opposition
• Urbana parks hit by vandals
• 14-year-old wanted to teach nephew gun safety
• THQ touts Volition's 'Saints Row'
• Danville to add engineer for planned work
• METCAD to raise fees to governments
• With UI treatment, dog defies odds of cancer
• Three-year-old boy dies from apparent accidental shooting
• Forum to cover Clinton landfill permit request
• Rising Road section to close Thursday
• Bomb squad removes military ordnance from Tuscola home
• I don't think we should expect all writers to crank 'em out as quickly as James...
• Three-year-old boy reported shot in Urbana
• Fingerprints link man to Urbana burglaries
• Illinois awarded $32 million to develop health care exchange
• Applications for a District 3 Council Member
• Johnson sets 2 town-hall meetings
• Habeeb: Wassink doesn't have necessary support
• Four taken to hospital in Champaign crash
• 4-H Mini-Camp scheduled for July 1-3
• Chicago woman hurt in I-57 crash
• Bill limiting search firms clears Senate committee
• Reports to police
• STAR Awards Expo
• Hays: Downstate, GOP will fight Madigan plan on teacher pension funding
• Hot rods coming to Champaign
• Police memorial events scheduled Thursday
• Applications now being accepted for Piatt judgeship
• Broadcast news among student projects at Westville technology fair
• Loyalty cards: Extra savings or invasion of privacy?
• Urbana man faces weapons charges
• Woman testifies about attack in her home
• 6 dual-language classes set in Urbana
• Southwest MTD tables decisions
• Truck driver ticketed in I-57 crash
• State health chief backs Quinn's $1-a-pack cigarette tax plan
• Letter carrier food drive nets 20,000 pounds of food in C-U
• Tilton group sells flags to honor veterans
• State won't pursue man's conviction in 1980 murder
• Thanks, Smile Politely, for the thumbs up for our storytimes and children's staf...
• Public Health chief to be in Champaign
• Manager promotes adding dialysis for county nursing home
• Gas tax hike plan has Urbana council support
• Project Success plans end-of-year carnival
• Wind farm developer repairing roads as required
• Edison students turn studies into sculpture
• Champaign council to set procedure for filling Harrison's seat
• Fire destroys home in Ivesdale
• Hoopeston man gets four years for fraudulent ATM transaction
• Legal mix-up frees Ramos
• GPS helps lead to drug arrest; bond at $1 million
• Two arrested in Danville armed robbery
• Shredding event set for Saturday
• Road to be closed south of Seymour
• Crash kills motorcyclist in Danville
• Danville shooting victim identified
• Acquisition of SureWest moving forward
• Prussing to present resolution backing PTI
• For UI grads, years of work culminate in one day
• Water mains in Rantoul to be flushed
• Treehouse or forest? Help pick a pool theme for Crystal Lake
• Search firm helped hasten coach's hiring
• UI has spent millions on search firms
• Faculty: Secrecy hampers searches
• List of search firm expenses at UI
• Danville police investigate fatal shooting
• It's Your Business: Happy Pawz out to improve 'animal wellness'
• Avoiding campus traffic today? Come to the library at 2 pm for the indie-pop, Pe...
• Urbana woman delights in creating children's games; 2 win national acclaim
• Many weight-loss surgery patients shed Type 2 diabetes along with their pounds
• Local D.C. tour guide nearing a milestone
• Getting Personal: Jennifer Bechtel
• Republican hopefuls state their case at forum
• Training exercise creates additional opportunities for firefighters
• Chicago man killed on Interstate 57
• Mother's Day Book Giveaway, today and tomorrow at the FriendShop! All women can...
• Urbana schools may host teachers from Spain
• Business news roundup
• Graduating couple met at school - online - via UI
• Agricultural news roundup
• Windsor deterioration a 'multimillion-dollar problem'
• County officials organizing search and rescue team
• Math competition based on understanding
• Parkland College 45th commencement
• Hundreds turn out to welcome Cunningham home
• Iroquois County resident diagnosed with rodent-spread disease
• Contractor sentenced to year in prison over income taxes
• Employee accused of stealing thousands
• Accused robber out on bond in meth case
• Urbana man sent to prison in federal child porn case
• Central High School dismisses students early after lockdown
• Salvation Army leadership changing
• Fundraiser to benefit CASA
• Sailboat show set for Clinton Lake group
• State funding projects that boost health
• Concerns voiced over coal mine proposal
• Easter already carrying presidential load
• Demolition set, but Oakland edifice will host final celebration
• Cities monitoring for trash while UI students move out
• GOP candidates in 13th focus on beating Gill
• Tips to Crimestoppers lead to arrest for armed robbery
• Sheriff's office seeks help wih attempted abduction
• Champaign man gets 10 years for having 2 pounds of cocaine
• Two face drug charges
• Man acquitted of sex crime by reason of insanity
• Woman in fatal collision allowed grandson to move car
• Jury acquits man in cocaine case
• UHS wins bronze in U.S. News rankings
• City, county at odds over Lincoln-Olympian intersection
• Singing contest winner makes hometown proud
• Postal service plan cuts hours rather than offices
• Adesida chosen to be UI provost
• Danville board considers changing grading scale
• W. Illinois educator hired as principal for Southwest
• Child-abduction charge dismissed
• Rantoul woman dies after being hit by a car outside Market Place Mall
• Rantoul man arrested for home invasion
• Mahomet man reported injured in rural crash
• 19-year-old gets 28 years in prison for cab robbery
• Pedestrian hit by car at Market Place
• Campus Move-Out Cleanliness
• Police seek robber of adult book store
• Free "Raising a Reader" workshop for parents and educators this Saturday afterno...
• ISU to consider 4.4 percent tuition increase
• Program focuses on farm safety for students
• Sign-up deadline this month for MicroSociety camp at Stratton
• Carriers picking up food donations Saturday
• Urbana inks residential deal with electricity supplier
• Fixes made in health insurance contract bid process
• High-end home sales rebound in April
• JIll Cataldo: E-coupons on the rise, but consumers still trust paper
• Hoopeston man injured in crash
• Urbana man pleads innocent following drug arrest
• One man arrested in Champaign stabbing
• Two Rantoul men arrested in Campustown beating
• Two injured when car hits tractor on U.S. 45
• Boating banned from Potomac to Kickapoo on Middle Fork
• Penn State physicist to be next UI vice chancellor for research
• Mahomet man jailed in sexual abuse case
• Bar checks bring 37 tickets for underage drinking
• UPDATED: Credit union robbed in Champaign
• Prussing presents city budget with few changes
• School board to consider new report card test in Danville
• Visitors bureau contribution on Champaign council agenda
• Life Remembered: John Leon focused on helping others
• Scharlau sees 'slightly better' economy
• All-district choral concert in Champaign not typical
• Five Pre-ride Checks Every Cyclist Should Learn During National Bike Month
• State's attorney lists witnesses in park district employee trial
• Urbana council approves storm-water fee
• Judge to retire later this year
• New superintendent to be hired in Mahomet-Seymour
• New M-S superintendent begins work July 1, has a 3-year contract
• 1 man arrested, 2 others sought in Campustown beating
• Cancer survivor dinner moved up to before Relay
• League of Women Voters to feature local police chiefs
• Big Brothers Big Sisters launches tree campaign
• Honorary Street Ceremony
• GOP narrows field to 4 for 13th District
• Urbana council may finalize storm fee
• Pilot class helps Parkland students write applications for faculty members
• Cities defend 'revenue increases' as necessary; those affected feel officials are acting without public's consent
• Jefferson students compete in archery nationals
• Store entrance changes likely on North Vermilion
• Pet of the Week Pumpkin Muffin
• Enterprise zone would stretch from Bloomington-Normal to Gibson City
• County may start looking at building code
• Updated: Tornado warnings expire, severe thunderstorm watches still in effect
• Updated: Thunderstorms have moved out of the area
• Neighbors join forces to push for more services
• It's Your Business: Food truck to help Cracked duo break into breakfast
• Danville baseball league prepares for third season
• Army Capt. George Vargas back to civilian job
• Getting Personal: Nate Kohn
• Technology helped soldier, family stay connected
• Cities, unions differ over pension moves
• Cities: Legislation needed to reform police, fire relations
• Keyonte Cobb as President Barack Obama
• Tour de C-U Bicycle races 2012
• Woman's foot injured in train accident
• No cause for Rantoul shed fire
• Couple arrested for aggravated battery at Illinois Terminal
• Savoy board still considering permit for nanobrewery
• Warning issued on medicine, chemical disposal
• Wind chimes symbolize kindness
• Hundreds of cyclists racing at research park, Urbana
• Extended jobless benefits ending in Illinois
• Benefits touted for high-speed rail
• Another Champaign bank robbed
• Man faces up to 45 years for home invasion
• Demolition to begin next week in Savoy
• Kyle Harrison resigns Champaign city council seat
• City of Champaign District 3 City Councilman Kyle Harrison Announces Resignation Effective June 15, 2012
• Decatur man arrested at Champaign bus terminal in drug case
• WILL-TV still looking for interference source
• Newell Township moves offices
• Day care providers take budget hit
• Leal art show to raise funds for humane society
• Senators oppose PCB permit for Clinton landfill
• Danville sophomore is finalist in NBC 'Today' talent competition
• Habitat home: A mother's prayers answered
• Market at the Square returns this Saturday
• Nobody reported injured in fire at apartment building
• Man ticketed in van crash
• Tornado watch issued for East Central Illinois
• Jury convicts man in burglary, weapons case
• Woman robbed in Champaign parking lot
• Man to be held in mental facility for break-in
• Former UI faculty member elected to Academy of Sciences
• One of the nicest library customers ever has passed away. Our condolences to th...
• Champaign police investigating bank robbery
• Lamon House opens Sunday
• Eight seek GOP nomination in 13th District
• Gerard looks back on first year as Champaign mayor
• GPS provides cross-cultural experience for young scientists
• Legislative scholarships may be on way out
• Bring out your dead electronics
• Staley Road closure will last for several weeks
• Drug trafficking probe nets arrests
• College Express students to show off work at DACC
• Guilty plea in sex assault could bring decades in prison
• Illinois House panel targets retiree health care
• Two to hospital after van crashes into creek
• Jail worker sentenced to probation, fined for smuggling phone
• Aquifer bill faces more amendments, moves to different committee
• UI students charged in stadium break-in
• Officers' actions in pepper-spray incident being reviewed for discipline
• Internal Investigation Finds Policy Violations Associated with June 5 Arrest
• Cool April was still warmer than usual
• Big Grove Tavern to open in former Jim Gould location
• Growth seen in several of Champaign's sources of money
• Walk, superintendent supper set for Thursday
• Tornado tosses garage in Tilton
• Urbana approves interim school administrators
• Champaign OKs hotel deal; also approves step toward research park extension
• Power restored in downtown Champaign
• Peter Sis has won the 2012 Children's Book Guild Nonfiction Award. Read more abo...
• Storm damages Champaign County house; funnel cloud spotted
• Flash index shows strong Illinois economy in April
• State outlines highway repair plans
• Three hurt in hit-and-run
• Man faces felony weapon, drug charges
• Urbana man arrested in accidental shooting
• Man arrested before court hearing that brought him to town
• Frances Nelson to move to local control
• Stores to recycle some electronics
• Danville to seek grant for work at schools
• UI senate backs principles for pension reform
• Thomas Paine students, Prairie Winds residents collaborate
• Former employee talks about Humane Society shelter
• Downtown Champaign hotel would be Hyatt Place
• Unions bemoan pace of talks with UI
• Johnson looks toward teaching after term ends
• Man injured in I-57 crash
• Champaign approves $9.6 million contract for school work
• Two treated, released after I-74 crash
• Benefits choice period begins Tuesday
• Sears sale to Market Place owner completed
• Extradition hearing this week for Bernard Ramos
• City of Champaign Proposes Balanced Budget for Fiscal Year 2012/13
• Garman to speak at Law Day dinner
• Champaign school board to vote tonight middle school improvements using working cash bond money
• New pediatric clinic opens in Danville
• Ebertfest 2012 draws to a close
• 'Extravaganza' set at Danville middle school
• Champaign council to consider rebate for proposed hotel
• Donors can help line Danville street with flags
• Alderman calls for end to Danville animal control agreement
• Repairs to a water main to close parts of Urbana intersection
• Personal pursuits excite students
• Prussing wants to revisit idea of cities buying and managing water system
• It's Your Business: Burger Kings due for makeovers
• Chancellor moving ahead with 'visioning' project for university's long-term future
• Wise: 'I feel like I'm just part of a great team'
• Group runs to raise money to benefit Crisis Nursery
• Studio Visit: Betsem Benjamin
• Perennial Ebertfest attendee has written book on the critic
• Getting Personal: Christina Sanantonio
• Family returns from South Africa to C-U
• Writer of 'Higher Ground' brings real struggles to screen
• Organizers say marathon went smoothly; biggest issue was the cold
• 'A Separation' a unanimous favorite
• Savoy to vote on permit for brewing company
• Agriculture news
• Paxton woman killed in Iroquois County crash
• Business update
• Aquifer-protection bill might get hearing soon
• UI co-sponsors summit as companion to global gatherings
• Harold to seek 13th District nomination
• Urbana woman arrested for receiving cannabis shipment
• Ebert takes stage for tribute to friend
• Multiple sets of twins, triplets take part in marathon
• Job fair held for veterans
• Pinwheels a reminder of neglected children
• Man faces Class X felony charge over cocaine
• Urbana man faces child porn charges
• Douglas County sheriff's office to collect unwanted medications
• Rantoul teen charged in three burglaries
• DACC registration begins for summer, fall classes
• Teen wanted in shooting taken into custody
• White House threatens to veto student loan bill
• Danville Y plans day for kids' health
• Johnson: Clarke shouldn't seek 13th seat
• Amazon Kindle to agricultural finance: Fisher to honor alums
• 'Kinyarwanda' a film 'that happens over and over,' writer-director says
• UI, Sweden universities to collaborate
• Writer brings love of words to students
• Franklin students learn about Holocaust, create their own 'museum'
• Electrical cord blamed for Rantoul fire
• 14th Annual Roger Ebert's Film Festival 2012
• Report of gun at bar leads to drug arrest
• I'm always curious about odd book titles.
• Champaign man not guilty in weapons case
• $20,000 donated for four DACC scholarships
• March warmer than April? Won't be first time
• Democrats unify in 13th District
• DACC to hold rock music camp for youths
• Biggest-ever kindergarten enrollment projected in Champaign
• Drawing pictures for children's books - what's it like to actually earn your liv...
• Talks seek acquisition of White Hall for demolition
• He's running with a purpose
• Local group donates AmTryke to Desert Storm veteran
• Southwest MTD may call it quits
• Hard work, AVID pay off for Dell Scholar, 17
• The library catalog and your account will be unavailable for much of today, and...
• Report: Medicaid cuts would hurt state's economy
• Reception kicks off Ebertfest
• Informational picket planned outside state police headquarters
• Transcript of Obama remarks on college affordability
• Alleged flasher held in contempt for interrupting judge
• Debut screenplay made big impression
• 2012 Ebertfest coverage
• Previewing the panels: The schedule of Ebertfest discussions on UI campus
• Ebertfest guest Patton Oswalt will take visit to next level: Screening a classic
• Police seek at least two in Champaign shooting
• Crime Report
• Champaign County courts roundup
• Champaign Police Department to Host Open House
• Urbana garage fire called arson
• Grab your popcorn: 2012 Ebertfest begins today
• Danville's Bresee Tower receives endangered designation
• Charges dropped against Champaign woman who witnessed fatal beating
• Timetable set for selection of GOP candidate for 13th Congressional District
• New Champaign police chief fills several vacant positions
• On Thursday, the catalog/your account won't be available, and you'll need your c...
• Part of Oregon Street in Urbana to be closed for sewer work
• No charges against woman in fatal beating
• Most of our books are too new to smell, but just in case you ever wondered.
• 2012 Ebertfest schedule
• Director doesn't follow formula in Ebertfest feature 'Patang'
• Student loan debt keeps growing
• Edwardsville man may run as independent in 13th District
• Artists against AIDS sale begins this week
• Marathon races to affect bus service Friday, Saturday
• AIDS remains serious threat, activist warns
• Property tax bills show mostly lower assessments, higher rates
• Forum to focus on governor's latest pension plans
• Erika Harold explores candidacy for 13th District
• Two Peoria men plead innocent to armed robbery
• Champaign school board names new administrators
• Urbana natural-gas leak capped
• Vote set on new storm-water fee in Urbana
• Haircuts raise $30,000 for childhood-cancer research
• Montana Mike's closes in Urbana
• National Work Zone Awareness Week is April 23-27
• Red flag warning in effect for two East Central Illinois counties
• A big thank you to all of our directors, designers, casts, crews, and audiences...
• Champaign Growing Greener Expo – Today!!
• New report: Melanoma increases among young adults
• Ordinance change would help police better fight drug dealers
• Central grad uses school location as master's project
• New DACC student trustee to take office this week
• Peck is AMBUCS First Citizen
• Pet of the Week Okra
• Rietz: Election law needs clarified
• Rietz: Election law needs clarification
• UPDATED: Three young girls escape fire with help from passersby
• Fire damages Tolono shed; no apparent injuries
• Explosion accompanied Tolono fire; no injuries
• Urbana departments growing; space isn't
• Road work projects to start Monday
• Local districts and community colleges working together on dual-credit courses
• Bond issue again on agenda for Champaign board
• It's Your Business: Shops shuffling at Old Farm
• A weekend of great arts around town continues with singer/songwriter ellen cherr...
• Why volunteer at the library? "A great bunch of warm and welcoming staff," one v...
• Bert the Robot at Beckman
• After UI's short-lived experiment, Web courses, enrollment on rise
• Study shows how C-U stacks up with other Midwestern metro areas
• Lessons from $18 million Global Campus failure
• Getting Personal: Eva Jehle
• Gearhead Keller
• Little girls' 'pie making' destroys Rantoul garage
• Skateland hosts fundraiser for dental health agency
• Brunch to feature nominee Gill, runner-up Goetten
• Catholic school's headmaster sues paper for libel
• Dropoffs scheduled for expired medicines
• Workshops set to help those with type 2 diabetes
• Speakers focus on evolution of higher education
• John Street project on schedule, on budget
• Food bank has shot at $1 million through social media
• Corn planting proceeds quickly
• Former Chiefs create new logo
• Trustees to vote on PTI closure in May
• Police issue tickets in roadside check
• Westville may change junior high graduation ceremony
• Just a few more chances to catch MURDER BY NATURAL CAUSES at Parkland College Th...
• Cigarettes blamed for Tolono house fire
• Burned cable causes Champaign power outage
• Money Smart Week in East Central Illinois
• Wiemelt recommended as interim UHS principal; second search expected
• Civil War hero's grave unmarked no more
• Volunteers still needed for 'critically important' marathon slots
• Chevy van tops school items up for auction Saturday
• Peoria men held for robbing student of casino winnings
• Three people reported injured in accident
• Indiana governor speaks at county GOP dinner
• County board approves union contracts
• Thousands protest Indiana Gov. Mitch Danniels in Champaign
• Thousands protest Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels in Champaign
• Thousands march to protest anti-union legislation
• 2012 Boneyard Arts Festival
• Truck stuck in Green Street viaduct in Champaign
• Traffic Advisory for April 19, 2012
• Studio Visit: Melissa Mitchell
• One man charged in Urbana dispute
• Champaign Growing Greener Expo – April 23, 2012
• Volunteering at the library: "one of the best decisions I have ever made!" Read...
• Caldecott-winning Illustrator/Author Eric Rohmann to Appear in Champaign
• John Street
• Champaign Firefighters Assist South Side Fifth Grade Students with “Egg Drop” Experiment
• Social Media Integration on City of Champaign Website
• Democrats re-elect Klein as chairman
• Woman shot in shoulder at Urbana apartment
• UI, union at odds over status of negotiations
• Request for bus service reignites conflict between districts
• Some in downtown Danville want to eliminate special tax
• UI wildlife clinic seeks help with supplies
• Champaign to seek help funding summer jobs program
• Police to close roads for Daniels protests
• Republicans pick Habeeb as party chairman
• House OKs plan for extra votes on pensions
• Ameren repairs gas main in Champaign
• Champaign residents return to homes following gas repairs
• DNA from cigarette helps convict man of burglary
• Second man arrested in break-in
• 14,400 hours from our Star Volunteers over the past year! During Volunteer Week,...
• North Staley Road Improvement Plan Pre-Construction Project Open House
• Traffic Advisory for April 19, 2012
• Police release photo of supposed robbery driver
• Missing Champaign man found in Indiana
• Work begins on Fisher school addition
• Agencies will benefit from events in May
• Urbana rejects 'grandfathering' Wiley students when new boundaries take effect
• Forum sets its sights on reform in Champaign schools
• Apartments, YMCA seek service from dueling bus districts
• Agencies collaborate to help girls
• Provena claims it can improve Vermilion Manor
• Georgetown to discuss improvements near wells
• Villa Grove schools approve electricity agreement
• Champaign police search for missing man
• UPDATE: Champaign approves storm water fee
• Second man arrested in apartment burglary
• Man gets seven years in federal prison over cocaine
• Friday fundraiser a chance to have fun, help CASA
• First Busey CEO got 11 percent pay boost
• Proposed storm water fee faces final test in Champaign
• Danville council to consider nonunion raises
• Area lawmakers' bill targets Clinton landfill
• Champaign maintains fire insurance rating
• GOP hopefuls in 13th District direct ire at Dems
• 2 allege Johnson's withdrawal was orchestrated
• DACC event to sign up organ/tissue donors
• Meetings this week on electricity in Champaign
• Urbana approves bidding pool for better electric rates
• Champaign school board chooses Ileana Saveley
• Water main work to close part of Cottage Grove in Urbana
• Man arrested for armed violence following incident at a Champaign bar
• Man arrested for armed violance following incident at a Champaign bar
• Wind Advisory issued for East Central Illinois
• Teen ticketed in collision near Rantoul
• I think there's one important omission...
• Gas station robbed in Champaign
• Expo aims to 'help people go green'
• Winds blamed for I-74 accident; 1 injured
• Municipal Electricity Aggregation – Public Meeting Announcement
• Champaign schools forum planned
• Champaign Growing Greener Expo – April 23, 2012
• Vote set in Urbana on bulk power buying
• Urbana, art league seek more tree-themed sculpture
• Groundbreaking set for new student services center
• Vermilion County to consider electricity vote on November ballot
• Parents say daughter slain at Va. Tech would be 'so tickled' by turnout
• Sculptor's work finally in place in Urbana
• Fire damages central Champaign home
• It's Your Business: Cake artist aims to open in Homer
• Pain at the gas pump extends to governments
• Wind advisory issued for Central Illinois
• Studio Visit: Knut Bauer
• More about deep underground storage of carbon dioxide
• FutureGen through the years
• Tuscola officials confident they have what it takes the next time a company comes calling
• Champaign firm's peeling equipment in demand
• Update on FutureGen 2.0
• Getting Personal: Don Elmore
• Next up for Tuscola: Downtown projects
• Man arrested for trespass to Urbana home
• Fire destroys Danville house
• I'm not sure a blackly comic adult novel about an election that reveals all the...
• These really were amazing.
• Austin Cloyd Day 2012
• Dead birds to be accepted earlier for West Nile testing
• UI pay high for Big Ten, but low versus its peers
• Study: Maternal obesity bad for baby's future
• Holderfield plans to back party, may seek election reform
• Champaign school official: Alternate funding ideas are flawed
• One-time target of bullying shares her message
• Meet the applicants for Champaign school board
• Cause of Gibson City fire unknown
• Homer man sentenced to 48 months of probation
• Nobody hurt in fire in Urbana
• Urbana man arrested after attempted abduction of teen
• Luggage search at terminal brings drug case
• Maestro Steven Larsen's final performance with the CUSO is TOMORROW, Saturday, a...
• It's Friday the 13th. You should spend the evening with a good mystery...
• Event to teach UI students fire prevention
• Provena subsidiary offers to run Vermilion Manor
• Fair housing advocate says concept has grown
• Georgetown man to stand trial in fatal crash
• Local pros' scientific 'show and tell' wows Yankee Ridge students
• Reading Group marks 40 years of helping kids teach themselves
• Blakeman is GOP choice to seek circuit clerk seat
• Poems from the nursing home.... Janice Harrington will read from her newest coll...
• 2012 Champaign Urbana International Humanitarian Awards (Call for Nominations)
• Shooting reported in downtown Danville
• Champaign police looking for armed robber
• Solo Cup plant looking forward to planned merger with Dart
• Hansen won't challenge Dem primary result; Goetten undecided
• Home sales surge 19% in March; prices stable
• Scholar inspired by reply: 'I am a citizen'
• Changes to site plans push Kohl's opening back to 2013
• Report blasts pepper-spraying of California students
• Zorba's to reopen
• Board revisits forming co-op high school
• Firefighters believe burning candle caused house fire in rural Homer
• Here is our 2012-13 line-up: STEEL MAGNOLIAS STUDENT PRODUCTION THE ACTOR'S NIG...
• UI student charged with burglary
• Ohio man dies in I-57 crash in Douglas County
• See? Cleaning really can kill you. Put your dust rag down and check out these...
• City Receives GFOA’s Distinguished Budget Presentation Award
• Farm news roundup: Corn planting ahead of 2011
• Electronics-recycling event set
• Emmy-nominated Songwriter ellen cherry to Perform in Champaign
• Kingsway fire
• Fire destroys house in Dobbins Downs in Champaign
• Radon videos pay off for Uni students
• Don't take for granted the freedom to read, mural artist Peter Sís reminds us. R...
• Ameren Illinois to install new meters over next decade
• AMC Theatres agrees to services for disabled
• Freeze Warning issued for Thursday morning
• Refugee center working with less money
• County GOP will pick from four circuit clerk candidates
• Accused won't face death penalty in Danville murders
• County board backs plan to create four assessment districts
• Township voters to consider advisory referendum in November
• Man charged with home invasion
• Man charged with break-in
• Champaign school board will interview eight for open seat in public
• Teen faces Class X felony drug charge
• Freeze Warning, fire advisory issued for East Central Illinois
• Zukoski to leave UI for provost position at Buffalo
• Know anyone like this?
• Shelden backs Blakeman for circuit clerk
• School immunizations, physicals available at Champaign
• Man charged with burglary in Urbana
• Teens injured in crash near Philo
• Central Illinois Bank's parent cuts losses in 2011
• Deputies' attorney seeks lawsuit dismissal in fatal shooting
• Rankin regulates wind turbines near town
• GOP leaders wait to see who wants in race for 13th District
• Goodwill set to open store in Danville
• Urbana backs special protection for Mahomet Aquifer
• Any change in Champaign school bond decision would happen 'in the next couple of weeks'
• State budget cuts, delays could cost nursing home $200,000
• Paxton man sentenced to 5 years in prison
• Coles County men arrested for home invasion
• Police investigate thefts at a Champaign store
• Champaign man listed in critical condition following motorcycle crash
• It's Your Business: Hot dog restaurant makes it to hall of fame
• Freeze Watch issued for East Central Illinois
• 'The Iceberg Version' performance planned
• DACC taking applications for new echocardiography program
• MURDER BY NATURAL CAUSES opens Wednesday!
• I'm not really surprised. I thought there would be more than 326 reports of att...
• Clarke announces for 13th District
• Housing plan up for review in Champaign
• Danville schools foundation to hold annual celebration
• Maybe for your personal collections...
• Director Abigail Manekin and some of the MURDER BY NATURAL CAUSES cast will be o...
• Urbana council considers seeking special designation for Mahomet Aquifer
• Central senior wins state poetry contest, will compete for national title
• Debate renewed over removal of Danville dams
• State to upgrade signals at Bowman/I-74 interchange
• Man in medically-induced coma after motorcycle accident
• Lincoln Avenue site of repair work
• Chanute tower demolition under way
• Getting Personal: Candy Foster
• Danville seeks new stores to shore up against 'retail leakage'
• Gearhead: Jack Weaver
• Two arrested in sorority break-ins
• Orthopedic implant company lands in Champaign
• Mental Illness group sets open house
• United Samaritans to discontinue open MRI
• Two apply to run for circuit clerk
• The library will be closed on Easter Day, Sunday, April 8. Come see us today, du...
• UI vet clinic offers free eye exams for service animals
• T.G.I. Friday's in Champaign closing
• Orpheum hosts event to learn about the brain
• Much has changed in 15 years since courthouse firebombing
• Plea in fatal DUI brings 12 years in prison
• Join the CUSO for the finale of the 2011-12 season next Saturday, April 14, at 7...
• Cigarette probable cause of Rantoul fire
• I think this is still an issue.
• I'd missed this interview with the very prolific James Patterson, a favorite aut...
• The latest stats on why people read from the Pew Research Center.
• MURDER BY NATURAL CAUSES opens April 11. Have you made your reservation? Also, w...
• Filing deadline extended for Champaign board seat
• U.S., China on 'muddled' capitalist paths, editor says
• Judge throws out Pliura suit over Clinton landfill plans
• Provost finalist pledges hard work
• Man sentenced to 55 years for Market Place shooting
• Ex-chief of staff Clarke may have early lead to replace Johnson
• Teen who shot mother sentenced to 5 years of probation
• Loda man injured in crash
• Gifford man gets 10 years for armed robbery in Champaign
• Hee, hee.
• Science fiction becoming fact?
• Text of Johnson news release
• Freeze warning issued for Friday morning
• Family, law practice, maybe teaching in Johnson's future
• Champaign man arrested in drug case
• Fire at doughnut shop in Rantoul causes $50,000 in damage
• Man charged in Urbana cocaine case
• Paxton to hold community sale Saturday
• Urbana man charged with having, sharing child porn
• CPD at the STAR Leadership Institute
• Champaign Police Officers Cook with “Kids in the Kitchen”
• The Exchange Club Honors Detective Mark Vogelzang
• Planning Department Hosts Growing Greener Expo, April 23, 2012
• UI Campus Fire Safety Showcased as Best Practice at National Fire Academy, Emmitsburg, MD.
• Drug charges added against Urbana men in custody
• Neat!
• Make-A-Wish to hold training for volunteers
• 6-year-old gets wish: Trip with family to Disney World
• Owner seeks rezoning of land near Cherry Orchard
• GOP will have to choose candidate to take Johnson's place on ballot
• Some tips for using the newly released 1940 census
• Danville settles lawsuit over bond proceeds
• Source found for 1 chemical in dead cat; others a mystery
• Six people indicted in federal court on drug charges
• Georgetown man faces charges in fatal crash
• Johnson to leave Congress after this term
• Carle withdraws state property tax exemption request
• Rantoul man gets 15 years in drug case
• Freeze watch issued for Thursday night and Friday morning
• Actor Offerman returning to UI for Thursday show
• Part of Main Street in downtown Champaign is closed
• Closure of the Westbound Lane Between Main Street and Neil Street
• 25th annual job fair set to start Thursday at Parkland
• Parkland targeting carbon footprint
• Will Page Make a Wish
• Urbana to celebrate start of aquatic center
• Danville council alters policy for travel
• Cause still not found for interference to WILL signal on DirecTV
• Day of service planned to honor Austin Cloyd
• Permit hearing held as EPA delays decision on Clinton landfill
• Watkins takes turn at forum for provost finalists
• Champaign school board member hosts forum on bond issue
• Champaign allows Sunday hours for neighborhood bars
• Man faces felony drug charge
• Favorite new book at the library -- just in today!
• Champaign, Vermilion improve in health rankings, but Vermilion still low
• Edgars move back to Springfield
• I liked his stack-of-books photo at the bottom of the story.
• Thought this was beautiful.
• Group tries to make prom affordable for all
• UI flash index above 100 for first time since '08
• Serionix wins Cozad competition
• Champaign school bond issue foe hopes board changes its mind
• Traveling farm exhibit at UI
• County jail task force named
• Charleston's Dow plant to close in third quarter
• Expert on the elements to be featured on PBS series
• Woman using toilets to boost Relay for Life funds
• Bicyclist dies in crash with pickup truck in rural Douglas County
• New tornado warnings coming to the Midwest
• Danville man hospitalized after I-74 crash
• Dow shuts plants, cuts jobs as Europe struggles
• County clerk to hold routine retabulation of votes
• Onarga man dies in collision near Gilman
• What do you think? Here's the link to the New York Times article:
• Champaign to vote on allowing neighborhood bars to open on Sundays
• M U R D E R B Y N A T U R A L C A U S E S
• Johnson schedules town hall meetings
• AmeriCorps workers helping spread energy-efficiency information
• Girl Scout troop raises awareness of homelessness
• Mom organizes community resource day for Garden Hills
• Resignation could help UI's reputation
• UI trustees saw little chance for reconciliation between Hogan, faculty
• Pet of the Week TrinketPooka
• It's Your Business: Coffee shop coming to Urbana
• Students hope work on suicide prevention leaves lasting impression
• Authorities have the technology - and the drive - to find out who is looking for and sharing child porn
• Studio Visit: David Howie
• Getting Personal: Lynn Canfield
• Ex-UI tennis players help promote athletic apparel
• Champaign intersection collision sends one to hospital
• Teen escapes serious injury in car crash
• Villa Grove woman arrested for DUI
• Lengthy prison term for convicted burglar
• Probe's target: What poisoned town's animals?
• Four injured in interstate ramp accident
• Alleged drug dealer in police custody
• Volunteer jobs available for marathon
• Central students take food, service to TIMES Center
• March warmth smacks down all other Marches
• Pipe organ ready for close-up at Virginia
• Residents cope with aftermath of apartment fire
• Walmart Foundation donates new truck to food bank
• Man faces weapons charges
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect
• Regional superintendents say commission's ideas are too drastic
• New screening procedures coming to WIllard Airport
• Monty Joyce as Arthur Sinclair and A.J. Curry as Alison Sinclair.
• WILL hosts Inge, Quinn, producer retiring
• Wisconsin candidate states his case at provost forum
• Official warned about health care contract problem before it happened
• Officials: Diversity had a place in UI coach search
• Caregivers put snowy owl on plane to Alaska
• State House OKs budget outline with deeper cuts
• Improper disposal of smoking materials blamed for Stonegate blaze
• No injuries in Urbana kitchen fire
• Interesting idea from the Atlantic. I'm not sure I'm up for only reading classi...
• I thought this was neat if you have any little ones. And, of course, don't forg...
• Driver in fatal van-motorcycle crash sentenced to year in jail
• 19-year-old convicted of robbery of cab driver
• CUB will analyze phone bills for 'cramming'
• United Samaritans seeks to buy surgery center in Danville
• Save big money on your phone bill! Learn how tonight at a "Phone Bill Clinic" fr...
• Urbana could get $104,000 from Race to the Top
• Former Yahoo, Qualcomm workers recruited Neustar
• Hundreds march at UI for Trayvon Martin
• Security photo made for quick arrest in bank robbery
• Data-analysis firm coming to UI
• Judge sets bond at $75,000 in home invasion case
• Our enewsletter for April is out, full of useful tips, event details, and Friend...
• Man charged with two felonies after standoff
• Urbana student faces drug charge
• EIU lecture to focus on history of dollar
• GOP meeting set to pick circuit clerk candidate
• Guilty plea brings nine-year prison sentence
• Vermilion organization hopes more walkers will help keep county clean
• University Group buying 17 Barr buildings
• 'Blue Kids' coming back to raise awareness of child abuse, neglect
• Developments planned near Boneyard Basin
• Champaign wants to replace bus building with bond issue
• Savoy commission recommends denial for day care move
• Fire sweeps through west Champaign apartment building
• Urbana school board chooses least disruptive option for changing elementary attendance areas
• Champaign house fire starts on kitchen stove
• No injuries reported in garage fire in Champaign
• Champaign standoff ends with arrest
• Jury convicts teen of burglary
• Champaign man gets 60 years for murder
• Police standoff in Champaign March 2012
• Pre-registration for Urbana kindergarten scheduled
• Teens arrested for arson
• Centennial video vying in online Verizon contest
• Champaign man arrested for bank robbery
• MURDER BY NATURAL CAUSES opens April 11. Make your reservations for this exciti...
• Faculty senate OKs steps for ethics review of Troyer
• South Side prairie gets rejuvenation
• Champaign council to consider renewing Ebert street name, revising debt policy
• Holderfield 'very confident' she'll be slated as GOP candidate
• Inman should be ready for residents by July 1
• Crystal Lake Pool demolition will begin soon
• Urbana school board to look at three maps
• Wise thanks faculty, senate for support
• Shows on safe, affordable housing air today on WILL
• Champaign schools' budget outlook: $550,000 deficit, 'limited expansion' in staff
• Arcola police officer pleads innocent to felony charges
• Monticello man arrested for aggravated criminal sexual abuse
• Barnhart Prairie - Prairie Burn
• Want to cut your phone bill? Make an appointment to talk with an expert from th...
• I've not read any of these, so I'm looking forward to trying a couple.
• Rantoul teacher honored as mom of the year
• I-57 resurfacing work to begin next month
• Board to weigh details for parking lot revamp
• Danville considers additional tax increment district
• Arends Bros. merging with Dwight firm
• Pending home sales surge; price jump yet to be seen in Champaign County
• Farmland prices made 'tremendous move' upward during 2011
• Windsor Road next for UC2B traffic disruption
• Schools making changes necessary to meet new state standards
• Author: New goals a chance to collaborate, fix things
• Nice Q&A with David Howie in today's News-Gazette. Howie is featured on our "Wha...
• McDonald's robbed in Champaign
• City wants to develop land at Sixth, Green instead of keeping it for parking
• Getting Personal: Sasha Rubel
• Studio Visit: Sherrika Ellison
• Extended Q&A with UI's Robert Easter
• Cold air funnels in area
• Rantoul man injured in rollover accident
• Seat belts prevent serious injuries in rollover crash
• Free diabetes risk test available Tuesday
• Greeter admits retail theft
• UI-Chicago, faculty must negotiate for tenured, nontenure-track instructors separately
• UI trustees' committee approves Easter, Hogan agreements
• Court date set for Ramos
• Mild winter means easier time keeping potholes under control
• Police probe two muggings in Urbana
• Reports to police
• Man in custody for 2011 home invasion
• Five people reported injured in accident in rural Murdock
• One still hospitalized after I-74 crash
• More than 100 march in Champaign to mark shooting of Trayvon Martin
• Cities readying for electricity price moves
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect
• 2 students found dead in ISU dorms
• Hogan will get one-year leave at $285,000 salary
• Motorcycle accident leaves one dead, one injured
• Large investor in Solo Cup spurred acquisition
• Submit listings by April 13 for Summer Fun Guide
• Easter is UI trustees' choice to avoid 'holding pattern'
• Officials look into deaths of animals in Jamaica
• Danville shows options for Bowman Avenue rail crossings
• Background on Hogan
• County board approves local foods council
• Fisher man arrested for third time this year for DUI
• Man gets 10 years for aggravated DUI
• Grants could cover much of Westville High renovations
• Champaign police investigate armed robbery
• Grab that novel, guilt free! You're helping your brain, after all.
• It's all Hunger Games, all the time. Are you sick of the hype or will you be at...
• Woman to hospital after two-car crash
• Arrest on warrant leads to drug charges
• Dems haven't targeted 13th District in Illinois; results still up in air
• Rantoul site to help in training area firefighters
• First Mid board member up for approval
• Deadline nearing for registration of kindergartners
• Dart Container to acquire Solo Cup
• Those goofy book lovers at Flavorwire!
• Public forums planned for UI provost finalists
• Holderfield may fight to be clerk candidate
• Farm Bureau, Chamber urge members to look into vote on Champaign schools bond issue
• Rantoul Chamber's Kaler leaves for new job
• Nobody injured in late night fire in rural Sidney
• New principal hired for Heritage grade school, junior high
• Mahomet man faces aggravated criminal sexual abuse charges
• Updated: Police treating missing Champaign man's death as homicide
• Ebertfest 2012 schedule
• Ebert announces lineup for 2012 Ebertfest
• Gym to open in old Hobby Lobby space
• Busey plans to spend more on employees
• Champaign police investigate shooting
• Updated: Goetten won't concede against Gill
• Slap at bar sends man to prison
• Danville projects get green light
• Champaign County March 2012 primary results
• Catlin attorney wins big in GOP race for Vermilion recorder
• Danos, Farney set to face off for auditor; Wysocki is Dems' pick for circuit clerk
• Barickman, Rose win GOP Senate nominations
• Early count suggests school proposal OK'd
• Douglas, Ford, Piatt election results
• Fields set for Champaign County Board races
• Johnson's opponent still uncertain
• Winkel, not running, beats Holderfield
• Illinois GOP voters pick Romney; turnout low
• Illinois voters get say in GOP race for president
• Online results for 2012 Illinois primary
• Champaign County not among 25 counties with ballot problem
• Work to close part of Silver Street in Urbana
• Prestigious Award Goes to Champaign Library Mural Artist Peter Sís
• Gas line break disrupts traffic on University
• Paxton felon back in jail for having handgun
• It's certainly...different!
• Haha--liked this "need money, Dad" letter written by a young Robert Louis Steven...
• Urbana man, accused of property crimes, insane
• In 1935, here's what they thought an e-reader might look like.
• Affordable Care Act turns 2, faces court challenge
• Former Renaissance house demolished in Danville
• Heat wave might not break longevity record
• 3,000-plus voted early in Champaign County
• Goetten reports $26,000 in contributions
• Tolono fire trustee says his department can protect southwest Champaign
• Street closure planned on White Street in Champaign
• Traffic to be reduced on Vine Street in Urbana
• Four write-in candidates in Tuesday primary
• Autopsy to be performed Tuesday on body discovered in Champaign
• Peter Sis, creator of our children's murals, was today named the 2012 winner of...
• Coroner officially rules Ridge Farm girl's death a suicide
• GOP candidate insists he is in the running for Congress
• Group to distribute food for needy
• United Samaritans offers open house to learn about colonoscopy
• Group has money for charitable organizations
• Champaign to consider smaller salt purchase for next winter
• Life Remembered: Ex-Champaign mayor loved politics, travel
• 3 Republican candidates compete in Champaign County Board District 1
• Primary elections on Tuesday
• Candidates for 13th Congressional District
• Candidates for Champaign County Board District 1
• Races in newly drawn 13th district star old rivals and new faces
• Vermilion County polling places
• Pet of the Week Spot
• Homeowner finds body in Champaign backyard
• 13 years after a bone-marrow transplant, Katy Hubbell plans for college
• Short-lived Vision Airlines experiment cost UI $117,000
• No cause determined for Rantoul house fire
• It's Your Business: Five Guys to join crowd at Lone Star site
• Church's latest endeavor to help feed hungry in East Central Illinois
• Studio Visit: Dean Karres
• UI researchers develop effective, less costly way to remove contaminants
• Getting Personal: Kimberlie Kranich
• Urbana woman tells Santorum supporters of abortion regrets
• Champaign man arrested after search turns up drugs, weapon
• Champaign woman's death on I-74 under investigation
• Police investigating strong-arm robbery in Champaign
• Farmers can vote on hike in corn checkoff
• Candidates for Vermilion County recorder
• 3 political novices vying for GOP's nod
• Deputy who quit under cloud seeks to oust Ford County coroner
• Special needs summer camp rep to be available
• Four seek three spots in Vermilion County District 5
• Candidates for Champaign County Board District 11
• This time, 53rd GOP contest is winner take all
• Neophyte takes on 2 veterans in new Champaign County Board District 11
• Streets to close for construction
• County Board District 11 Q&A: Brent West
• Work starts on new early childhood school in Urbana
• 53rd Senate District candidates
• UI commencement event lineup revised
• Fire in wall at Black Dog extinguished quickly
• Employee charged with burglary from campus restaurant
• Gunman tries to hold up man at Champaign business
• The cat got to stay and now has its own blog:
• I looked up Champaign in the Old Maps Online site. Did you know in 1876 Green S...
• Are you interested in any of these?
• Rural mail carrier's vehicle hit
• County Board District 7 Q&A: Rachel Schwartz
• County Board District 7 Q&A: Tod Satterthwaite
• 3 Dems seek seats in Champaign County Board District 7
• County Board District 7 Q&A: Al Kurtz
• Candidates for Champaign County Board District 7
• Man shot in Champaign
• Unemployment up in area in January
• Danville firm to open funeral home in Champaign
• Agencies fighting PCBs at Clinton landfill
• 2 UI students face drug charges
• Man sentenced to jail, probation in accident
• Man faces charges for hitting friend
• Police seek tips about robber at business
• Professors urge UI trustees to fire Hogan quickly
• Michigan State student sues sandwich shop over sprouts
• Man charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse
• Agency beginning process to find replacement for its retiring CEO
• Organizers plan to raise money for community autism agencies
• Mild winter saved cities money
• Teen arrested on drug, weapons charges at Parkland
• Democrat candidates for 13th District debate
• Earliest-ever 80-degree mark recorded
• County Board District 3 Q&A: Aaron Esry
• Three candidates seek two seats in Champaign County District 3
• County Board District 3 Q&A: Steve O'Connor
• Candidates for Champaign County Board District 3
• County Board District 3 Q&A: Stan Harper
• UI may reduce medical school tuition
• Woman charged with stealing mother's identity
• Ron Paul Rally at Huff Hall
• UI students to spend break helping in African nation
• Contractor arrested for smuggling phone to accused murderer
• UI police institute again faces uncertainty
• Champaign school board accepting applications for late board member's seat
• Will you miss the print edition of Britannica?
• Three seek Dem nomination for circuit clerk
• Circuit clerk candidates
• Life Remembered: Robert Morfey was part of everything in Thomasboro
• Newborns awarded lifetime Girl Scout memberships to mark centennial
• Troyer, UI wrangle over pay
• Urbana looks at possible new school boundaries
• UI trustees to consider construction projects
• Danville committee backs accord for T.J. Maxx, Meijer
• Champaign backs charge for grocery bags
• Pro-union rally held at Urbana plant
• Our mural artist, Peter Sis, is among 5 illustrators nominated for the 2012 Hans...
• Cobb sworn in as police chief in Champaign
• Anthony Cobb New Police Chief 2012
• Bradley-Market intersection reopens following gas leak
• Douglass Branch in the news!
• Bradley traffic to be restricted for sewer work
• Students have a ball making bouncy balls
• Mahomet-Seymour approves $700,000 in cuts
• Science education is a big topic in today's News-Gazette - and this month at our...
• Patient leaves gift for others
• Fiber optic work will squeeze University Avenue in Urbana
• Ex-member of Federal Reserve Board shares concerns
• UI officials questioned by legislators
• Danville may seek grant to demolish dam
• Three Dems seek primary win for county auditor
• The candidates for auditor
• Four treated and released after I-74 crash
• Ron Paul event moved to Huff Hall
• Cherry Orchard caretaker arrested in Virginia
• Veterans monument vandalized in DeWitt County
• Wiegand officially becomes Champaign's superintendent
• Hat's off to Douglas Adams, a personal favorite.
• College choir from Mississippi to give performances here
• 5K run, walk to support Disney trip for Heritage music program
• Urbana school boundaries on agenda
• Smoking cessation classes being offered again
• Harrison Park clubhouse to get makeover
• 13th District Dem candidates back abortion rights
• Five Republicans on March 20 ballot in 106th House District
• Veterans devise dispenser for protein drinks, baby formula
• Q & A in 106th District: Bennett
• Q & A in 106th District: McCoy
• GOP candidates for 106th House District
• Rantoul police sharing wisdom with kids
• Q & A in 106th District: Gabor
• Cyberbullying to be subject of presentation
• Paul expected to stop on UI campus Wednesday
• Man escapes robbery attempt unharmed
• Danville yard waste stickers on sale Monday
• Woman arrested for DUI after allegedly hitting teen, leaving scene
• It's Your Business: New St. Joseph spa caters to canines
• 2012 Social Justice Award goes to Books to Prisoners program
• After acrimonious parting from Sidney, doctor focuses on new business
• Getting Personal: Karma Ibsen
• GOP candidates in 51st district have similar views on most issues
• Studio Visit: Phoebe Lenear
• 51st Senate District: About the GOP candidates
• Day of Drum
• Congratulations to the staff, cast, and crew of PINKALICIOUS on a terrific show...
• Traffic to be restricted on Lincoln Avenue
• DACC seeks help for basketball tournament
• Final 2 shows of PINKALICIOUS, THE MUSICAL today at 3pm and 7:30pm. Come to the...
• Judge blasts colleagues in cocaine case over fatal crash
• Hogan may recuse himself from Troyer case
• Catlin board discusses gym building renovation
• State leaders honor area schools
• Mahomet teen accused of break-in arrested on drug charge
• 102nd District candidates
• Q&A in 102nd District
• Young vs. younger in 102nd House District
• Fitness Center to take Gold's space
• 13th District race heats up
• Kankakee courts to allow cameras
• New Book Shares Alzheimer's Experience
• Arcola police officer arrested for armed violence
• Rantoul man faces fifth DUI
• Secular agency forms to handle child welfare
• Hogan vows to change ways
• UI students OK media subsidy fee, raise bus fee
• Unofficial totals: 310 tickets; 1 bad injury
• Brady urges suspension of HMO contract process
• 2 area credit unions upgraded
• Farm bill prospects dim this year, says ag official
• Somber school board session follows Novak death
• 2012 STAR Awards Nominations
• Man arrested with suspected heroin
• Man ticketed in accident that injured his daughter
• Students charged with burglary at Mahomet-Seymour High School
• Man sentenced to prison in robbery plea agreement
• Urbana man sentenced to 20 years for Paxton home invasion
• Danville working on sales tax agreement for T.J. Maxx
• Hogan sends message of regret, says he will work to rebuild trust
• Champaign school board plans emergency meeting after board member's death
• Audit IDs big lapses in health contract process
• Man sentenced to probation in barn fires
• These are cool, even if you're not interested in steampunk.
• County candidates seeking office, nothing more
• Prize winner's development may revolutionize image editing
• Court: Man entitled to new trial in 1980 Rantoul murder
• Two area banks downgraded; one upgraded
• At least 3 applications likely for new Danville liquor licenses
• Arrests bring drug, weapons charges
• Tennessee man now faces federal charges in sex case
• Mahomet man indicted for sexual exploitation of a minor
• Champaign school board member remembered for devotion to students, family
• Biggest solar flare in five years headed our way
• Part of Willis to close Thursday for John Street storm-sewer work
• Lane of Windsor to close for a week for Big Broadband work
• Champaign council OKs fire-service deal for southwest neighborhoods
• A Wind Advisory in effect for Wednesday
• Champaign County Board to request proposals for jails study
• Nobody reported hurt in fire in Mahomet Township
• Fire destroys a rural Pesotum home
• "Revenge of the Electric Car" documentary, at the library tonight at 6 pm.
• Firefighters battling rural Pesotum house fire
• Quinn holds back vote of confidence for Hogan
• New sheriff's office dog ready to put best paw forward
• Edgar backs Barickman in GOP's 53rd Senate District race
• City of Champaign Spring Yard Waste Collection
• Trustees give Hogan a task: Restore trust
• Provena foundation launches grants for nonprofit groups
• Bement man gets 30 years for molesting girl
• Child hospitalized after crash in Champaign
• Triptych Brewing passes fundraising hurdle
• Contracts with fire protection districts under consideration
• C-U Jewish community marks completion of its first Torah
• City may restore some expenses for downtown group
• Wind Advisory for today
• Urbana approves promoting Morgan to assistant police chief
• Thomasboro cuts some buses for next year
• Attorney proposes teen be released to family
• Traffic on Green Street to be affected by sanitary sewer work
• Severe weather awareness week kicks off
• Like the inclusion of Lyra and Hermione.
• Volunteers sought to fight Champaign schools' bond issue
• Child hospitalized after crash in Champaign
• Final approval of liquor license change could come Tuesday in Danville
• Schools taking extra steps to prepare students for tests
• Champaign Police to Conduct Training Exercise (Robinson Court Complex)
• Next assistant police chief an item for Urbana council
• Newspapers, yearbooks going digital
• 'Unofficial' taxes city law enforcement, but revenue is a byproduct
• The cast list for MURDER BY NATURAL CAUSES is now posted at www.parkland.edu/the...
• UI trustees set emergency closed-session meeting in Chicago
• Tax specialist Davis offers ideas on U.S. economy
• UI Accountancy head seeks to beef up faculty
• Illini Torah celebration March 4 2012
• 'Community experience plan' has spot on Rantoul's to-do list
• Don't expect cameras in area courtrooms soon
• Auditions today for MURDER BY NATURAL CAUSES from 1-4pm at Parkland Theatre! Com...
• Schools foundation to honor alums at gala
• Merging shelter, humane society might work in Vermilion County
• Five students contend for $30,000 prize
• Billing could start next year for storm water fee in Champaign
• Getting Personal: Brian Adams
• Studio Visit: Nathaniel Banks
• Teen acquitted in stepfather's murder
• Grease fire displaces family from Champaign apartment
• De Land American Legion hit by fire
• Mega Work-a-Thon at Empty Tomb March 2012
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• President: EIU could handle phased-in retirement costs
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• Bill would immediately end tuition waivers for UI workers' children
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• Barickman promotes bill to end estate tax in Illinois
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• POLL: What's your favorite romantic book and/or movie?
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• Danville demolishes one of buildings for Fairchild subway project
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• Mayor Issues Emergency Order and Announces Plans For “Unofficial St. Patrick’s Day”
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• Cause of house fire under investigation
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• Champaign council rejects contract to review 2011 arrest, use of force policy
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• Danville City Council approves deal to aid woodworking firm
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• Champaign City Council approves 4-cent-per-gallon gas tax
• Crime report
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• Weather Service forecasts hazardous travel conditions for area
• Consolidated Communications buying California firm
• UI's offer letter to Troyer
• Former UI chief of staff accepts faculty job
• Old artillery shell safely removed from Tolono tavern
• Rantoul man charged with molesting 2 girls
• Urbana man gets 30 years for 2011 shooting
• Champaign man faces sex abuse charge
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• Homer man's shooting death under investigation
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• Part of Grove Street to be closed
• Autopsy indicates crash victim died from traumatic injuries
• Indianapolis woman sentenced for conspiracy to commit extortion
• 15-year-old girl who had been reported missing has been found
• 15-year-old girl who had been reported missing has contacted her family
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• A Life Remembered: Danville school custodian 'a genuine good guy'
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• It's Your Business: New pizza place in downtown Urbana
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• Super-couponing: Stockpiling can build up savings if you have the room
• Studio Visit: Ricardo Flores
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• Police seek driver who fled I-74 exit ramp crash
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• DACC hosts info event for financial aid
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• Volunteers spend night on Champaign streets to aid homeless
• Urbana man killed in truck crash
• Man charged over contacts with teenager
• Champaign man convicted of molesting 2 girls
• Champaign man accused of robbery, battery
• Champaign keeps its AAA credit rating
• UI police arrest three on drug charges
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• Prosthetic arm project expanding
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• Bill would continue funding for Police Training Institute, ILEAS
• C-U's mild winter its 8th warmest so far
• Some in Homer concerned about police response
• Empty Tomb seeks volunteers for project to help children
• Champaign nearing final vote on gas tax
• Pick for G-RF superintendent turns job down
• Police investigate armed robbery of taxi driver
• Four charged in theft of Apple products from Walmart
• Teen faces long recovery, but lucky to survive wreck
• Video aimed at clarifying Champaign's schools of choice
• Minor fire extinguished at ThyssenKrupp plant
• Speech brings ideas, few details
• Skepticism follows Quinn's address
• Kennedy: Hogan will respond to faculty concerns
• Gill challenges Goetten to 13th District debates
• Dense fog advisory extended till noon
• Fitch Affirms the City’s Excellent AAA Debt Rating
• Flash economic index down a bit in January
• Owners demolish mobile home park in Rantoul
• Dense fog advisory in effect
• Reports to police
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• Sewer work may restrict Vine Street in Urbana
• SPEAK Cafe, other events set for Krannert Art Museum
• Text of Quinn's State of the State address
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• Mahomet-Seymour schools chief leaving
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• Danville still interested in property near arena
• Committee in Urbana to recommend how to start dual-language classrooms
• Vermilion County reports will start new discussion on nursing home
• Some parents upset over YMCA ending competitive gymnastics
• County board will continue studying jail issue
• Cars collide when one runs out of gas on I-74
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• January was mild, but no record
• State bills aim to control 'fracking' to extract natural gas
• Cray delivers first Blue Waters components
• One-time drug court graduate dies of aneurysm
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• Three resolutions put Hogan in crosshairs
• Don Owen's contract for Urbana superintendent job
• Don Owen's current salary statement as assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction
• Student's mother sues Urbana district over bullying
• Contractor set to begin work on Parkland student services center
• Reports to police
• Relay kickoff event is tonight
• Board votes 4-3 to put dual-language program at Leal, Prairie
• Kewanee man faces felony drug charge
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• Around the Big Ten: Bedbugs in dorms at Nebraska
• Urbana looking for submissions on King project
• Ordinance change is last hurdle for Danville bar's reopening
• Vote would put end to discussion of renovations at downtown jail
• Medical records will soon be accessible online
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• Champaign man arrested for shooting dog
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• New Stratton program will make students members of a microsociety
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• Final performance of FROZEN today at 3pm!
• It's Your Business: Doggy day care opens in Champaign
• Area gets grants for bike, pedestrian safety
• With pool closing, Spalding Park to get makeover
• Tax help program finds new home
• Tuscola to consider uses for downtown land after demolition
• Getting Personal: Mary Henson
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• Professor who leaked emails quits senate post
• Second teen arrested for armed holdup of high school student
• Deputies rescue a man from the waters of Lake Vermilion
• School board to make decision on dual-language location
• Speaker: Mobile technology changes everything
• Danville tourism bureau enables QR codes at Walldogs murals
• Carle patients will be able to access records online
• Employees escape injury at Bryant Industries fire
• Cobb: Change 'won't happen overnight'
• Reports to police
• Mahomet teen killed in crash; two friends injured
• Emmylou Harris at the Virginia 2012
• Deputies rescue a man from the waters of Lake Vermilion
• Bryant Industries Fire Danville
• Hays introduces bill for equal health plans in all counties
• UIS prof resigns leadership after no-confidence vote
• Police seek women using stolen debit card
• Stolen debit card January 2012
• Three teens charged in attack; another charged with witness harassment
• Jay chosen as county board GOP chief; Jones resigns seat
• Anthony Cobb announced as new Champaign police chief
• Home demolished after explosion
• Firefighters battle blaze at Bryant Industries
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• City of Champaign Announces Police Chief Appointment
• Murder case set for trial in Danville
• Tuscola Demolition January 26 2012
• County board OKs helping pay for possible landfill PCB fight
• Teen arrested for armed robbery near Centennial
• New police chief to be named in Champaign on Friday
• Champaign to get new police chief Friday
• New restaurant may take former Gould space by spring
• Pajama party aims to help kids
• Woman sentenced to prison for years-old forgery
• Boys & Girls Club to seek new leader
• MTD increases line of credit in case of slow payments or new costs
• DUI plea brings five years in prison
• Outdoors was Easter's first love
• Volunteers sought for fund-raiser
• Residents have two chances to speak up on new stormwater fee in Champaign
• Five sheriffs endorse Barickman over Cultra
• Reports to police
• More freezing rain Thursday morning
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• Urbana woman who had been reported missing has been found
• Buckley man going to prison for fatal collision
• Work to cause brief closures on Windsor Road
• Boys & Girls Club board won't renew director's contract
• Man charged with sex crimes while on probation
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• Goodrich considering renovation of Savoy 16
• Winter weather advisory extended until 6 a.m. Thursday
• Son of UI official dies in Colorado
• Supreme Court releases rules for cameras in courtrooms
• Architecture firm allies with international firm
• Danville Habitat store recycles electronics
• Hays: Online gaming could help pass gambling expansion in state
• Text of the 2012 State of the Union address
• Owen to be next Urbana schools chief
• Champaign police investigate armed robbery
• Man sentenced to life in prison for fifth drug conviction.
• Second man arrested in 2010 deer incident
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• County GOP to pick new caucus chair
• Demolition planned in house explosion in Champaign
• Hogan's remarks to Senate Executive Committee
• Hogan apologizes to faculty for email scandal
• School of Music director headed Down Under
• Unit 4 hires UHS principal as assistant superintendent
• Champaign finishes year in the black, 'still in a tight situation'
• Group to begin looking at how to bring minor league baseball to town
• Plans for Danville indoor football team abandoned
• Reports to police
• Organizers no longer believe money was stolen from King event
• Champaign board starts process of issuing $15.5 million in bonds
• Former Urbana man gets 30 years for sex convictions
• Urbana council backs moving tourism in-house
• Illinois to allow cameras in trial courts as pilot project
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• Tennessee man faces child abduction charge in Champaign
• Indiana governor to be featured speaker at Lincoln Day Dinner
• 'Power blitz' offers energy-bill assistance
• Kennedy's restaurant closes
• Brother charged with arson in barn fires
• Stormwater Utility Fee – Public Information Meeting Announcement
• Pool legislation might help Paxton
• Special Weather Statement for Wind
• Champaign school board to consider high school possibiities, issuing cash bonds
• Urbana council to revisit roundabouts
• DACC board to vote on transfer of funds
• Urbana workshop to educate parents on bullying
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• Year of the Dragon 2012
• Hazardous weather expected in East Central Illinois
• UI part of railroad-engineering research consortium
• Candidates sought to fill open Paxton parks seat
• It's Your Business: Changes at Market Place
• Barickman, Cultra mostly in agreement at debate
• Museum expansion 'bringing us up to this century'
• From Homeless to Home in C-U: Vern Chounard
• 'Hard to take the street out of the man'
• Event scheduled to raise funds, awareness about homelessness
• Getting Personal: LaDonna Wilson
• Studio Visit: Kate Kuper
• Gearhead: Tom Hall
• Tuscola man faces life in prison for sex molestation
• Champaign intersection collision sends one to hospital
• Nudo drops out of 52nd District race
• St. Joseph man injured when car rolled over him
• Probation, jail sentence handed out for sex abuse plea
• Trustees back double spending on 'diversity suppliers'
• Man in custody for gas station holdup
• Financial aid night set for high schoolers, parents
• DACC again spearheads tax assistance program
• Faculty, students heighten criticism of UI leadership
• Business update: Innovation celebration nominations sought
• Nudo: Frerichs, Bambenek working together
• Wolfram launches portal for teachers
• Man sentenced to six years for car burglary
• Traffic restricted on some C-U streets
• Urbana's Preston Williams to retire
• Winter weather advisory issued for the area
• Super-couponing: A price-match made in heaven
• Prosecutor looking into Bismarck allegations over public funds
• Speaker to exhort students, parents in Danville event
• Faculty blasts UI leaders over anonymous emails
• Winter weather advisory issued for East Central Illinois
• Rutherford: Legislators must address pension obligations
• Event to benefit food bank
• Unit 7 board OKs more bonds for high school additions
• Much-anticipated book to launch at Champaign library
• Salvation Army starts cutting budget when kettle drive falls short
• Tolono to issue bonds to improve drainage
• Robbery plea brings four years of probation
• Slick roads blamed for Vermilion wrecks
• "I want to claim Tempest as one of my favorite books of 2012," says Entertainmen...
• Two UI trustees vote against new football coach's contract
• 30 years in prison for man convicted of having gun used in murder
• Champaign police investigate shooting at apartment complex
• 12-year prison term for armed habitual criminal
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• City’s Annual Financial Report Shows Positive Year-end Results
• Woman sent to prison in theft
• Freezing rain, sleet may bring slick roads on Friday
• Barn fires near Loda being investigated as arson
• Gill blasts Johnson proposal on Congress cuts
• Prairie Fields is favorite for name of new Savoy school
• Company resubmits wind farm application in Vermilion County
• UI plans to raise scholarships, qualifications for President's Award Program
• Case against McLean County school district heard in high court
• Volunteer coordinator steps down in Ludlow
• Design plan for Paxton pool work due next month
• Man gets six years for stealing vodka
• Villa Grove schools chief urges search for his replacement
• Danville finalizes five-year schools plan
• Assistant manager charged in theft from Cracker Barrel
• Bement man hurt when truck ends up in ditch
• Tuition rates to be set at UI trustees' meeting
• Hudson boy pleads guilty to weapons charges
• County board holds off on raises for elected officials
• Reports to police
• Villa Grove man killed in car crash
• UI selected as site for AMD's first Fusion Center of Innovation
• More UI faculty expressing concern over centralization
• UI students oppose plan to end fee refunds
• U.S. Cellular offers free device workshop in Champaign
• Urbana school board approves dual-language proposal
• Six donation baskets stolen at King celebration
• Police, fire cuts still pending in Champaign
• Cubs fan, White Sox fan welcome Cardinals to White House
• Urbana council votes 6-1 to intervene in water rate case
• Danville sends fee increase back for more study
• Champaign council raises fees for outdoor cafes
• Neighbor's call keeps fire damage limited
• "Tempest" by Julie Cross was released today! Join us for her official launch eve...
• Dances and Romances, with guest artist Stefan Milenkovich, is coming up on Janua...
• Highly Anticipated Teen Novel to Launch at Champaign Library
• Urbana townhouse fire being called an arson
• Urbana board considers dual-language classrooms
• FROZEN by Bryony Lavery plays January 18-29.
• Urbana man facing fifth DUI charge
• Danville recycling center closes indefinitely
• Armstrong man pleads guilty over July crash
• Kraft Foods to cut up to 1,600 positions
• Urbana council to consider fighting water rate hike
• Allegiant plans flights from Bloomington to Orlando
• Tax-Aide seeks new location
• Speakers urge high school students to make a difference
• Champaign council may raise cafe fees
• More about the Common Application Consortium
• Some counselors object to possible change in UI application
• Transmitter problems knock WRFU off air
• Police investigate reports of shots fired in Champaign
• Authorities warn of possible text message scam
• Presentation set for this week on 3 'upper houses' at Danville High School
• Coroner identifies woman who died in I-74 incident
• Woman dies in I-74 incident in Champaign
• Synthetic marijuana seized in Vermilion
• Danville school officials to discuss finances
• Sewer work set for Urbana streets
• Group looking for new volunteers
• SWAT team training at vacant facility
• Danville officials say building has become a public nuisance
• Final decision looms in Danville on future of garbage, yard waste pickup
• Roadways could be slick as temperatures drop overnight
• Firefighters extinguish house fire in Champaign; no one reported injured
• Illegal poker parlor busted
• Ceremony shares visions of King's dream
• Retired Champaign officer now Fisher police chief
• It's Your Business: B&B planned near Camargo
• Rights panel delays hearing over gay pair rejected by B&Bs
• Urbana council members get taste of police training
• Studio Visit: Daniel Southerland
• Getting Personal: Julie Beyler
• Changes in poverty and how schools are affected
• Chart on schools and poverty
• County board to consider raises for elected officials
• Fire departments to use closed apartments for training
• Nudo will check financial statement after foe's criticism
• Business update: First Financial, McGladrey, USDA offices
• Area Colonial Pantrys now Village Pantry Stores
• POLL: Great weekend for staying warm with a book. What are you reading right n...
• DSC short of fund drive goal with two weeks left
• Report: Troyer acted alone in anonymous emails
• King speaker: Civil rights leader pursued 'genuine brotherhood'
• Troyer's future on campus undetermined
• Nobody hurt in Urbana fire
• The 11th Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Countywide Celebration 2012
• Drug plea brings nine-year prison sentence
• Man charged with felony over stolen copper
• Urbana joins Champaign in enacting sidewalk shoveling rules
• UI report says Troyer sent emails; she denies it
• Weather prompts Danville bus route changes
• City of Champaign Street Clearing Update
• Hobbico picks up three new radio-control lines
• Sidewalk Snow Removal
• Champaign man faces cannabis charge
• Firm a finalist in Clean Energy Challenge
• Sprinkler pipe bursts, closing Devonshire Corporate Tower
• Trial date set for man accused of killing mother
• Johnson proposes limits on Congress, but admits plan has little chance
• Dozens of UI profs express concerns over recent proposals
• Text of letter from UI professors
• Urbana woman reported injured in accident in Vermilion County
• Nobody reported injured in townhouse fire
• Train carrying ethanol derails; no spills, but traffic is diverted on Illinois 9
• Super-couponing: Christmas shopping this month can save time, money
• Spalding pool closed, future unknown
• This made me smile.
• Lighting FROZEN
• City of Champaign Snow Response
• Snow, slick roads bringing accidents
• Man charged with burglary to closed cafe
• Life Remembered: Co-founder of Cultivators demonstrated faith, friendship
• Salvation Army facing shortfall, possible cuts
• Circuit clerk primary a go; appeal ruled out
• Man arrested for DUI in Interstate 57 crash
• Schlarman relocating 7th, 8th grades next year
• Vehicles have traffic light control
• MTD easing more hybrid buses into service on C-U streets
• Urbana lawyer subject of state disciplinary complaint
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• Car, delivery truck collide
• Toxicology: Driver had been drinking
• California man convicted of weapons charge
• Ex-firefighter resentenced in DUI case
• "Frozen" is progressing very well. Our Lighting Designer, students and assistant...
• County, city officials prepping for snow
• Man faces charges for threatening girlfriend with gun
• Winter weather advisory issued for East Central Illinois
• Coles County votes to hire more jail guards
• Three arrested for burglary in Rantoul
• Robinson to direct Institute for Genomic Biology
• UI releases anonymous missives
• Concerns delay Perrysville Road project
• Events planned to mark King holiday
• Ford County Board gets another request for greater turbine setbacks
• Recycling program shelved for now in Champaign
• Man in driver's seat of stolen car arrested
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• Deputy chief named to interim job at UI
• Wintry weather to arrive in East Central Illinois by the end of the week
• Catch local author Julie Cross today at 4pm on the WCIA tv show ciLiving. Then...
• Foundation president's departure comes at end of Brilliant Futures campaign
• Villa Grove grocery to open next week
• Comcast, AT&T U-Verse rates to increase
• Cool idea.
• County board to consider new contract with deputies
• Life Remembered: Hiram Paley was a leading progressive for Urbana
• UI trustees committee reviews student fees, housing costs
• Champaign to discuss expanding recycling
• Questions remain about UI exec's future on campus
• No Santorum delegates for 13th District
• Georgetown-Ridge Farm hires superintendent
• 92-year sentence in attack on Urbana woman
• No injuries in Danville fire
• Man pleads innocent to murder charges
• Man sentenced in Iroquois County sex case
• Government payments help finances at nursing home
• Vermilion County deputy arrested in Urbana for DUI
• Salvation Army still seeking donations in final week of campaign
• UI Foundation president to step down
• Man visiting family dies in crash in Ford County
• Urbana council to discuss new recycling center
• Urbana seeks input on new school boundaries
• Comedian will speak at annual fundraiser
• Free film examines dyslexia
• Danville committee to consider War Museum roof
• Parents, others can weigh in on changes to Danville school policies
• Today our new library has been open for 4 years. Happy 4th to the home of the Li...
• Forums, tours to aid with choice of Champaign schools
• It's Your Business: Dressbarn opening second store
• Area men plan to help on Uganda water project
• UI president's chief of staff resigns
• Caution: Construction ahead in Vermilion County
• Anti-bullying group to meet in Danville
• Plans for Crystal Lake pool to be on display Tuesday
• Around the Big Ten: Wisconsin governor recall election cost in millions
• Studio Visit: Caitlin Caruso-Dobbs
• Getting Personal: Leslie Manfredo
• Gearhead of the Week: Merle and Gary Sage
• UI president's chief of staff resigns amid probe
• Trucks overturn on I-57
• Urbana man arrested for cannabis possession
• Liquor stolen in store break-in
• Decision sets stage for Holderfield-Winkel showdown in primary
• Magazine Clearance Sale starts this weekend at the FriendShop, on our lower leve...
• CASA sets next training
• Symposium to look at food, ag communication
• Literacy program pairs tutors, students
• Life Remembered: Gary Adelman never lost zest for life
• State outlook sees 'moderate growth' ahead
• Vehicle wrecks on I-74
• Vehicles collide on I-74
• Police say three people taken to hospital after crash in Vermilion County
• DeLand couple arrested for cannabis possession
• Fingerprint leads to burglary charge
• Man charged with criminal sexual abuse in library incident
• Both drivers charged after traffic accident
• Electrician injured at site of new Y building
• 3 new officers joining Danville department
• Paul files slate of delegate candidates for March primary
• Rantoul board informed of deal on company's assessment
• Rep. Rose: Everyday cleaners exempt from law
• Life Remembered: Monsignor Duncan at ease with peers, church leaders, students, Illini
• Urbana police investigate attack on 18-year-old man
• Man sentenced to federal prison for conspiracy to commit extortion
• Blues at the library! The Sugar Prophets will be "In Concert at CPL" on Sunday a...
• Woman sentenced in $400,000 fraud against bank, state
• Need to bookmark the link to the library's new CU Catalog? Here it is.
• Woman dies in traffic accident in Danville
• Man sentenced to 10 years for robbery
• More than 750 backpacks given away during holidays
• Santorum backers still plan to file slate; Gingrich camp said to be having petition troubles
• Habitat of Danville seeks applicants
• Area Pamida stores moving to Shopko
• Reports to police
• Buckley woman faces federal mail fraud charges
• No injuries reported in Champaign kitchen fire
• Teen sentenced to 20 years for injuring Atwood man
• Taking the first steps on the saving journey
• Durbin promotes bank-fee disclosure document
• Cashier charged with stealing from Walmart
• Fire in Champaign deliberately set
• Obama speech on naming director of new consumer protection agency
• No injuries in I-57 crash
• UI jumps 18 spots in Kiplinger value rankings
• Warm December completes warm year
• Romney supporters first GOP delegates to file in area
• Urbana school board members decide term lengths for new subdistricts
• Police officer blasts more investigation of pepper spray incident
• Investigators to seek cause of fire at unoccupied house
• Coroner says bicyclist died from traumatic brain injury
• Iowa: Santorum, Romney in tight struggle, Paul in third; Perry assessing future
• Man sent to prison in cocaine case
• Teen charged in gun theft
• Tuscola man hurt, ticketed in I-57 wreck
• Urbana man charged in incident with girlfriend
• Work to close a block of Daniel Street in Champaign
• Few people take advantage of Vision Airlines deal at Willard
• Theater festival comes to UI
• 2012 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Countywide Celebration
• FROZEN by Bryony Lavery plays January 18-29.
• Essay winner puts words into generous action
• Essay contest melds with teacher's requirement for student service
• Police lobby change also delayed
• 'Yellow Dot' program can help emergency workers at scene of accident
• Law provides for tax checkoffs for Crimestoppers programs
• Wintry conditions lead to accidents in the area
• Bicyclist dies in collision
• Accident injures two in Champaign
• Lane closures ahead for Cunningham Avenue
• Man documents tombstones with photos, website
• Reduction in Champaign fire and police service delayed
• Annexation, yard waste program up for discussion in Danville
• Small-town family physician happy right where he is
• Old issues to resurface at first 2012 Champaign council meeting
• North Street block will be closed
• Company, county officials working out financial security
• Polish immigrant, now in Paxton home, had to grow up fast in World War II slave labor camp
• It's Your Business: Jet's Pizza plans arrival
• Champaign police sergeant who led liquor effort retiring
• Two injured in I-74 DUI rollover crash
• Studio Visit: Lisa Cerezo
• Getting Personal: Jan Chandler
• 2011's top online stories by month
• Chanute Air Museum 'definitely in a better financial place'
• More than five years after son's death, Wilhelms still advocating
• Lincoln Hall Renovations Update
• Eight-year prison sentence handed down in sex assault case
• Child abduction charge dismissed
• Paxton man admits to Rantoul break-in
• National Weather Service says 2012 will blow in
• Noon Day New Years
• December was warm, but not a record-breaker
• Programs need a few volunteer tax preparers
• The library will be open until 5pm today, but we're closed tomorrow, Sunday, Jan...
• Local legislators responsible for several laws
• New rules govern everything from seat belts in back seats to hotel smoke detectors
• Applicants sought for construction training
• Local food bank to receive donated meals from Kraft Foods' Huddle to Fight Hunger contest
• Police search Crystal Lake
• Police search Crystal Lake, seek help finding missing man
• Vermilion official wants to explore merging shelter, humane society
• Demand fuels Rantoul pork plant's plans for growth
• Urbana housing project gets second chance
• Owner of mortuary service told to halt work
• Illinois' Sears, Kmart stores spared the ax
• Rantoul man sentenced to prison for child pornography
• Three people injured in crash in Moultrie County
• UI physicists part of effort to locate Higgs boson particle
• St. Thomas More cheerleaders to help at Capital One Bowl
• Johnson gets a second challenger for GOP nod at last minute
• Former Borders to be first downstate site of Binny's Beverage Depot
• Danville man arrested in teen's shooting death
• Urbana teen pleads guilty to aggravated unlawful use of a weapon
• Footprints in the snow help Champaign police make an arrest
• Champaign woman arrested for cyberstalking
• If you haven't been to the library to see the beautiful murals by Peter Sis, mak...
• Man arrested after two robbed at gunpoint
• City of Champaign Christmas Tree Collection
• Interim superintendent-principal set to start in Jamaica
• Months after fire next door, JR's Lounge back in business
• Clinton plant back on line after refueling
• Mild December light on snow removal budgets
• Northbound lane of Fourth Street to be closed
• Murder charges filed against Danville man
• Danville man pleads innocent to armed robbery
• A life remembered: UI law professor 'turned it up to 11 on everything'
• Danville woman's son held as suspect in her death
• Polling places to change for 10% of Champaign County voters
• Host of area health care providers expanding facilities
• Danville man arrested in elderly woman's murder
• UI law professor dies in Virginia
• Champaign birthday girl collects books, not gifts
• Uterine fibroids common, but treatment has options
• Treecycle program to help forest preserve district
• Quick response contains Champaign fire's toll
• UI won't go triple-X in domain names
• Annexation of farmland tops Danville agenda
• Veteran Danville VA director will retire Friday
• It's Your Business: Jo-Ann Fabrics sews up new spot in Champaign
• Fire engine 'brownout,' reduced police desk hours start Jan. 1
• Future budget forecasts less cloudy
• Getting Personal: Morgan Powell
• 'Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus'
• Studio Visit: Tom Brewer
• Part of Webber Street in Urbana to be closed starting Tuesday
• Tim Johnson has GOP primary opponent
• Savoy officials weighing electric program
• Time short to win contribution for food bank
• New Air Jordans create crowds at area stores
• Urbana's first bike giveaway a success
• UI ophthalmologist seeking pugs for study on eye disease
• Champaign man arrested for vehicle burglaries
• Gunman robs Dollar General in Rantoul
• The library will be closed both Saturday and Sunday. If you need something this...
• Medical issue apparent cause of I-74 crash
• Danville man arrested for Urbana robbery
• Demolition under way on College Corner Mall building
• Officials: Arson to blame for large barn fire south of Danville
• Champaign, Vermilion counties lead drop in jobless rate
• Urbana bicycle giveaway a big success
• I like the banned books bracelet and the tent.
• Tolono man arrested after Philo break-in try
• Area Habitat ReStores to close over holidays for mini makeovers
• WITS giveaway lets mom make her mentally disabled son's Christmas
• Jury unable to reach verdict in Urbana man's murder trial
• UI library and information science school dean leaving for Brandeis
• Home sales in Champaign County weaker than last year
• Teen pleads guilty to fleeing, resisting police in controversial arrest
• Champaign promotes from within to fill superintendent position
• Cool!
• Mistrial declared at murder trial of Urbana man
• Transition delayed for UI computer-based phone system
• Municipal Electric Aggregation Project Marketing Request for Proposals
• Champaign school board chooses Wiegand as next superintendent
• Nutrition, cognition research center in works at UI
• One-of-a-kind bags made from recycled CPL street banners are now being sold near...
• Organizer returns to help Paxton holiday giveaway
• Two men rob man in Urbana
• Expect lots of talking before downtown project goes forward
• McCann won't challenge Johnson
• Calvin Miller pleads guilty to misdemeanor fleeing, resisting charges
• Truck driver ticketed after accident blocks I-57 near Arcola
• Longtime BankChampaign VP set to become next president
• Army specialist back in Urbana briefly after year in Afghanistan
• Danville council OKs talks to acquire land for bike path
• County to join Clinton landfill protest
• Fog advisory issued for the area
• Veteran first to benefit from new effort to fight homelessness
• Obama remarks on payroll tax bill
• Villa Grove police investigating cash theft
• Douglas County law officers identify truck; no crime committed
• Holy Cross youths fill backpacks to be given this week to those in need
• Woman charged in separate cases
• Man faces drug, weapons charges
• ❄ ❄ ❄ Season's Greetings from the Parkland College Theatre ❄ ❄ ❄
• Corvette show coming to Champaign in 2013
• Georgetown may sell old library
• Subway restaurant robbery under investigation
• Ludlow school, Bell Sports reach accord on tax value
• Jeld-Wen imposing seasonal layoffs
• Iroquois County hog farm fined for waste release
• Westville school board approves tax levy
• Urbana council supportive of downtown proposal
• Douglas County law officers seek help finding truck
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• Durbin: GOP should back payroll tax cut
• No cause yet for fire that destroyed Roberts home
• Urbana residents have gotten hundreds of free energy audits
• Police identify man found dead in Danville
• Bicycles to be given away on Thursday
• Champaign board reviewing input on school chief finalists
• The cast list for PINKALICIOUS, THE MUSICAL is posted on our website.
• Danville council to weigh new round of carpeting bids
• Tips for caregivers at holiday time
• Spirit of the season: Curves club raising funds for projects
• Pet of the Week Buddy
• 25th drug court class set to graduate
• A six-story development in downtown Urbana?
• It's Your Business: Appliance store plans 2012 opening
• Vision's final flight just weeks after first
• New halftime tradition borrowed from volleyball
• Band director: No plans to end 'Three-in-One' medley
• Concert offers students chance to deliver message of friendship, inclusion
• Paxton man's display making Christmas bright
• Applications open for DACC Foundation scholarships
• Library writing and research project helps middle, high school students
• 28 UI students take home $4,200 in product project
• Studio Visit: Susan Pryde
• Getting Personal: Lori Stewart
• Lights of the Season- Paxton
• Car vs. pole messed up power
• Firm considers expansion of Rantoul enterprise zone to Gibson City
• Officials investigate burglaries, pipe bombs
• Area banking company to be acquired by Indiana firm
• Illini could make history in volleyball final
• Holderfield ballot challenge continued to Jan. 6 meeting
• Woman charged with helping son, grandson steal from Walmart
• Preliminary autopsy results show Tolono firefighter died from drowning
• Nobody hurt in rural Homer fire
• Five males arrested in Urbana burglaries
• Second man arrested in home invasion
• Tolono firefighters coping with loss
• Champaign schools' student records department closed until Thursday
• Club makes it cool to wear specs at Yankee Ridge
• Service cuts likely in Danville leaf collection
• Options for disposal of yard waste
• AMBUCS donation makes Danville class first of its kind in U.S.
• MTD plans limited service during break
• Jury deadlocks on murder charge
• Police seek help finding missing Champaign man
• IEMA gets feedback for emergency response plan
• Illinois Women's Volleyball Coach Kevin Hambly has our latest community book pic...
• Woman taken to hospital after being hit by car
• No injuries when lightning hits Gibson City home
• No injuries in crash with school bus
• Rural Sibley woman killed in crash
• Crash near Tolono claims life of Tolono man
• Blues, Brews and BBQ Festival Champaign-bound
• Police chief taking the one job that could make her leave UI
• Sheriff's deputies at scene of accident where vehicle submerged in water
• Danville school board OKs North Ridge completion, Holy Family lease
• Know where there are great holiday lights? Please share
• Two local homes join esteemed company on National Register
• Dr Martin Luther King, Junior Commemoration 2012
• Champaign police say they have linked three men to additional burglaries
• Restitution set for two boys who admitted setting Villa Grove building on fire
• Peter Sís, creator of our murals, will be here in a little over an hour! We're s...
• Champaign motel clerk says gunman took cash
• Transcript of remarks by Obamas on end of Iraq War
• Teens arrested over drug deal robbery
• School lockdown lifted; police seek source of phone threat
• Two men treated after 3-vehicle collision
• Man pleads guilty to Paxton home invasion
• UI police chief takes UConn job
• 1 area credit union gets 3rd-quarter downgrade
• Graduate assistants' stipends again being reduced by taxation
• Man tells judge he is sexually violent; no trial needed
• Urbana school board approves new voting districts
• Come meet Peter Sis, creator of our fantastic murals. He'll speak and sign books...
• Champaign council wants to see contract before OK'ing probe of pepper spray incident
• Voter-approved tax hike kicks in for Urbana parks
• Champaign bar checks yield 35 tickets
• Fleeing suspect runs into path of police car
• Robbery, burglary, weapons charges filed in Urbana standoff
• John Street east of Prospect reopens to traffic
• Testimony begins in murder trial
• State warns of increase in whooping cough
• Holderfield petitions challenged
• Champaign superintendent finalist withdraws from consideration
• Champaign jogger hit by truck, hospitalized
• More members named to provost search committee at UI
• Bids for North Ridge work $2 million under estimates
• Chancellors back creating enrollment director
• Champaign council to vote on review of pepper spray arrest, use-of-force policy
• Danville school board may lease Holy Family building
• Loan to Vermilion nursing home may not be needed
• Champaign board OKs designs for four school renovations
• Revenue bonds for nursing home may return
• Urbana council critiques tourism proposal
• Metro SWAT team to hold a training exercise
• Two hurt in collision at Bloomington Road, Mattis Avenue
• OK likely on designs for Champaign elementary school renovations
• Officials hope for council direction on Danville yard waste collection
• Danville schedules two extra yard waste collections
• Illinois vs. UCLA in a different sort of contest: Fight hunger
• Four men, teen arrested in standoff in Urbana
• 24/7 Public Safety Response Will Continue From Fire Station 4
• Urbana exploring making tourism promotion an internal function
• Numbers back up the obvious: Be cautious on snow, ice
• Gunmen in Standoff with Police in Urbana
• Pet of the Week Chuckie
• Champaign police say man invited teen into car
• Need suggestions on books to give teens? Here are some good ones.
• Five former Champaign administrators help out between superintendents
• Q&A with the Unit 4 superintendent finalists
• It's Your Business: Aldi set to open new store in Champaign
• City officials want to end expiration dates for bars in residential neighborhoods
• Getting Personal: Don Gerard
• Studio Visit: Eric Burton
• The holiday that got away: Why we need to honor the Bill of Rights on Dec. 15
• Gearhead of the Week: Cody Langellier
• Traffic back-up on I-74 causes two crashes
• Woman arrested for allegedly stabbing husband
• Part of Green Street will be reduced to one lane next week
• Fatal crash in Edgar County under investigation
• Car hits pole in west Champaign
• Fisher names police chief
• Rantoul superintendent to retire in June
• Barber shop will host talk on education
• Reports to police
• Foundation seeking nominations for social justice awards
• Teacher took 'Ironman' challenge to make a point
• Congolese priest impressed by C-U
• Life Remembered: Rantoul doctor's past included horror of war
• Number of band members doubles for UI bowl trip
• Johnson weighs in on MF Global bankruptcy
• Fisher Village Board selects new police chief
• Crescent City man killed in truck crash
• Gifts from fraternity bring smiles from Garden Hills students
• Zoning board rejects variance for nursery school
• Wiegand applied for Champaign superintendent's job in late November
• Unit 4 official among 4 finalists for Champaign superintendent
• Notification system ready in case of emergency, UI says
• Champaign woman reports sex assault
• UI accuses computer chip firm of patent infringement
• State tax revenue weak in November
• Danville council displays support for local businesses
• Reports to police
• First snow brings slick road conditions to East Central Illinois
• Finalists for police chief speak at Champaign forum
• The best books at the FriendShop - the individually priced ones - will be half p...
• Teens charged with burglary in Champaign
• Ameren restores power in Champaign
• Super-Couponing: Know when to pounce with a coupon
• Bond at $500,000 in attack on UI professor
• What book would make a great gift for a child? See our recommendations for cool...
• Firm stands behind MS drug with agreement
• Family Information Center prepares for move
• Cause of blaze in Danville still unknown
• C-U record for late first snow goes back almost a century
• Federal, state governments say they're sending overdue checks to nursing home
• Jury convicts man in Urbana home invasion
• Cost will keep UI from sending all Marching Illini to bowl game
• Accused murderer formally charged
• Union criticizes continued city attention on pepper spray incident
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• Man arrested for stabbing UI faculty member at Illinois Terminal
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• Man convicted of shooting Champaign woman
• Cameras record Paxton copper theft
• 70 years after Pearl Harbor: Book excerpts give firsthand accounts
• Danville house fire displaces family
• Vermilion group stepping up to halt bullying
• Absent officials prompt delay in gas-tax vote
• 5-cent property tax proposal rejected in Danville
• Urbana school board seeks feedback on maps
• 80-year-old attack victim gives account of ordeal
• UI chancellor: Don't bet on return of state support
• Tickets, warnings given during roadside check
• Urbana fire chief says apartment fire appears to have been intentionally set
• Reports to police
• The cast list for FROZEN is posted on our website.
• 11 banks up, three down in latest ratings
• Candidate filings set up handful of contests for GOP primary in Ford County
• Iroquois board to have new look in 2012
• FBI Concludes Review of June 5th Arrest
• Life Remembered: Former sheriff, Rantoul mayor driven to serve
• New report discloses more dealings involving Timothy Roth
• 4-cent gas tax up for vote by Champaign council
• Work to restrict travel at Kirby and Duncan
• 5 seek GOP nod for 106th House District
• Community group hopes to influence choice for Champaign police chief
• Four file for Vermilion County recorder
• Champaign County to have packed primary
• Urbana adopts shoveling requirement
• Task-force report on enrollment system gets Wise's nod
• FBI: No criminal civil rights violations in Champaign pepper spray incident
• Murder charges dropped against Urbana teen; witnesses could not be found
• Danville duplex fire displaces two families
• Public safety tax again on agenda in Danville
• Chancellor plans town-hall meeting
• DHS considers expanding New Tech program to freshmen
• Top Illinois agencies with workers' comp claims
• Attorney general to review workers' compensation cases
• 82 in area due federal income tax refunds
• Repetitive stress cause of many Illinois settlements
• One third of Illinois workers' comp claims based in 12 state facilities
• Top Illinois arbitrators making workers comp awards
• Workers' comp payments
• Union: Worker payouts show state jobs are dangerous
• Spirit of the season: Drug court clients help kids, and a toy drive under way
• Pet of the Week Harley
• Crisis Nursery Children's Holiday Shop 2011
• Toys for Troops 2011
• Consultant outlines ideas for attracting firms owned by minorities, females for UI contracts
• Part of Savoy street to be closed for water line work
• It's Your Business: Savoy development on the way
• Church plans dinner for all on Christmas Day
• Studio Visit: Don Lake
• Getting Personal: Meagan Johnson Smith
• Gift idea: Donate meals in friends' names
• Gearhead of the Week: Lee Galaway
• County GOP busy slating committeeman candidates
• Millions to be invested in energy efficiency at UI
• Car hits CVS in Champaign; child injured
• Vision might not fly here for long
• Lawmakers ask trustees to keep PTI
• School district wants suggestions on fate of Champaign Central
• Dispute ends over setback for turbines in Iroquois County township
• Detective uses triathlon to raise awareness of autism
• Bids exceed estimates for bus barn replacement
• Rankin keeps tax levy constant
• State law won't prevent day care in downtown Paxton
• Autopsy indicates Urbana man died from injuries received in a crash
• Lane closure on Walnut Street in Champaign set for Monday
• Pavement replacement work planned on Galen Drive
• Rehearsals begin Monday for our Holiday Concert next week! We're looking forward...
• Safety Tips for Holiday Shoppers
• UI police chief a finalist for UConn job
• UI reviewing policies on sex abuse reporting
• November warmer, wetter than normal
• This winter might not be as bad as some forecasts
• Program aimed at criminal immigrants criticized
• Nursing home finances improve, but not in clear
• Life Remembered: Ned Fibley's outlook connected with community
• UI alum to appear on TV game show
• Life Remembered: Ned Filbey's outlook connected with community
• Urbana man charged in sex case
• Bement woman's car crashes
• Woman sentenced to probation in sexual abuse case
• Company to open County Market in Tilton
• Flash index heads up in November
• UI trustees to consider renovation to Natural History Building
• Autopsy set for driver killed after hitting power pole south of Urbana
• No banks bid on notes for nursing home
• Cities have some free downtown parking for holidays
• Urbana woman says she was abducted at gunpoint
• Ray Bradbury finally allows his classic to be sold as an ebook.
• Free Parking in the Hill Street Parking Deck During December
• Big Brothers Big Sisters using chocolate to raise money
• Drug company honors Carle doctor
• Vermilion power station officially retired
• Peter Sis mural installation at the Champaign Public Library 2011
• Family of man who died at a Charleston group home to receive $450,000 in settlement
• Family of man who died following attack at a Charleston group home to receive $450,000 in settlement
• No tickets in fatal truck-bicycle collision
• Gibson City alderman questions tree removal costs
• Villa Grove police officer resigns for new job
• State police settle wrongful-conviction suit
• Champaign names 4 finalists for police chief; Urbana's Cobb on the list
• Public Invited to “A Conversation with the Candidates”
• Police Chief Interviews Scheduled
• Man sentenced to 25 years in sexual assault case
• Art Theater jump-starts efforts to form co-op
• Reports to police
• Couponing discipline: Wait a little, save a lot
• Khan again takes aim at football ownership
• Schools foundation seeks nominees for alumni awards
• Autopsy set for Wednesday for bicyclist who died following crash
• Champaign police seek man who has been missing since Saturday
• Gambling expansion dead in Springfield for the year
• Legislature finishes fixes to state budget
• Georgetown-Ridge Farm approves tax levy
• Monticello stands to save on city insurance costs
• Ford County considers stricter regulation of trash haulers
• IHSA economic impact about average, CVB says
• McDonald's coming to Savoy
• Champaign man sought for cab robbery
• Ex-firefighter admits violating DUI sentence
• Champaign robber gets 22 years for restaurant holdup
• Forget about the rain and read something festive!
• Auditions for FROZEN (Randi Jennifer Collins Hard's final show) are this Sunday...
• C-U businessman Khan buying Jacksonville Jaguars
• 9-year-old sentenced for Villa Grove arson
• Most area legislative candidates file petitions
• THQ hopes Volition's 'Saints Row' boosts holiday sales
• Candidates line up to file for Vermilion offices
• EIU police seek help solving vandalism
• Urbana moves forward on rules to shovel sidewalks
• Police investigate incident in which officers used pepper spray
• Champaign board again considers high school options
• Champaign library OKs limit for non-residents
• Flood watch issued for East Central Illinois
• Drawing will determine ballot position for some Ford County races
• Sweep of bars, campus streets yields 28 tickets
• Auditions for the drama FROZEN are set for December 4 from 1-4pm.
• Emergency agency director retires after 18 years
• 20 candidates file for primary on first morning
• Vermilion nursing home official hopes reimbursement on the way
• DACC to share in $19.4 million grant over three years
• Former city official is new Habitat executive director
• Sidewalk-snow-removal plan up for preliminary vote in Urbana
• No serious injuries as mass return of students produces 13 accidents
• Reaching out to aid youths in Rantoul
• UI moving to rebuild faculty strength
• Not all are pleased by Rantoul road project
• Urbana High class allows teens to gain practical knowledge about caring for tots
• Backpacks full of items to be given out in December; help sought to meet growing need
• Don't throw away those old lights
• It's Your Business: J. Gumbo's to showcase cuisine of New Orleans
• Paxton board will sponsor effort to bring back 'big, big' community sale
• Gearhead of the Week: Lucas Thurman and Ed Williams
• Experts stress negative effects of alcohol
• 8 Champaign officers stay fit the Ironman way
• 2011 Parade of Lights route
• Planning about county jail to start next year
• Software creator Ozzie to get honorary UI doctorate
• Parade of Lights is on, organizers announce
• Sewer work to close portion of Webber
• Getting Personal: Sue Grey
• Studio Visit: Bobbie Johnston
• Crime reports from area police
• Champaign police investigating two armed robberies
• At least three candidates for recorder in Vermilion County
• Indiana men arrested for having anhydrous ammonia
• Chicago man arrested with suspected cannabis
• Tiny twins celebrate 70th birthday
• Researchers expand study of heart and Canon in D
• Businesses making push for local shopping
• Amateur genealogist tracks down daughter's birth mother
• IHSA football brings economic boost to Champaign-Urbana
• Super-couponing: Shop smart on the biggest day of the year
• Crash victim, husband thankful for each other
• Stores court customers with early openings
• Paxton parade is Saturday
• Life Remembered: Brian Silverman known for brashness, quick thinking
• Family of Vietnam pilot thankful for closure
• Food drives take aim at increased need
• The library is closed on Thanksgiving Day, and back open on Friday, with a Tag B...
• New Habitat homeowner feels 'so blessed'
• Rantoul's Community Service Center turns 40
• Central High cellist will play Carnegie Hall in February
• Champaign duo off to New York for Macy's parade
• Weird cookbooks chosen by Publisher's Weekly. (Un)fortunately, the library only...
• Turkey dinner facts!
• Just in time for Thanksgiving. Look at the 10 important things to know about Am...
• Our new children's CD, "What I Like," is just $12 at our Checkout Desk. It's ful...
• Les Nessman "turkey" drop planned for early Thursday
• Solutions sought in budget crisis for Sidney library
• Marine Bank has second office open in Champaign
• OSHA fines roofing company $144,100
• The City of Champaign Disagrees With ISP Conclusion
• 40th free UHS Thanksgiving meal could use a little help itself
• Last-minute effort by donors fuels food giveaway
• Woman accused of trying to set building, car on fire
• Firefighters warn cooks: Be careful on Thanksgiving
• Community group wants more immediate change in police relations
• Urbana board picks three options for new boundaries
• Gerard seeks review from FBI, independent experts
• Gerard seeks review from the FBI and independent experts
• Rietz says she isn't second-guessing her decision
• Memphis woman injured in crash near Oakwood
• Police investigate armed robbery in Urbana
• Former Champaign woman awarded more than $2.9 million
• Police union comments on video about June arrest by Champaign officer
• Checkpoint to help get info on Urbana church arson
• Champaign officer followed city policies, Illinois State Police say
• Neighborhood Services Department Launches STAR Leadership Institute
• Turkey Fryers: Culprit in a High Number of Illinois Thanksgiving Day Fires
• Danville police investigate shooting, robbery
• DACC cancels climate change presentation
• Blood bank seeks to help food bank
• Danville police will step up patrols for holiday
• Champaign mayor urges against 'divisive action or words'
• Johnson: No surprise deficit 'supercommittee' failed
• Autopsy results released in fatal crash
• Champaign City Mayor Don Gerard Calls For Accountability, Unity and Respect
• What do you think? Are you still a print book reader?
• DHS Wall of Fame adds two new names
• Champaign to finalize tax levy
• Assistance with winter power bills available
• City Manager and State’s Attorney Request Investigation of June Arrest
• Student recovering from traffic accident
• UI trustees consider architect contract for Assembly Hall renovation
• Meeting set on new theme for Stratton's magnet focus
• Danville considers changing vacant-building ordinance
• Lane closures planned in Urbana for pavement testing
• Chicago man arrested for attempted armed robbery in Urbana
• The 21st annual student production, GET SMART raised $2,593 for the Randall Mill...
• Groups consider forming insurance plan
• Tolono rededicates expanded veterans memorial
• Westville man dies in crash
• County seeks bids for nursing home notes
• Work will restrict two streets
• Downtown apartment project takes next steps
• It's Your Business: Indian restaurant closes, but new one opening
• Review: Change how UI's enrollment is managed
• Probe sought in 'troubling' arrest in Champaign
• Law dean: Admissions 'firewall' still important, but more procedures are necessary
• New American Legion leader enthused
• Closing planned for bridge near Elliott
• Tolono Veterans Memorial Re-Dedication Nov 19 2011
• Final GET SMART performance Sunday at 3pm. It's sold out but you might get ticke...
• Courthouse naming now moves to Durbin, Kirk
• Fundraiser for dental program on Sunday
• Reports to police
• Police trying to find where woman was murdered
• Champaign police found nothing amiss at St. Thomas More
• Studio Visit: Sam Payne
• Getting Personal: Danielle Chynoweth
• Centennial grad will be flying high - over Memorial Stadium
• Tour of new Carrie Busey School
• Woman charged with embezzling from employer's clients
• Champaign library to rescind fee, impose limits on non-resident users
• Red flag warning issued for Ford and Iroquois counties
• Only a handful of tickets remain for tonight's performance of GET SMART! The Sat...
• UC2B Seeks Community Interests
• Champaign's Prospect Avenue reopens at 3 p.m. Friday
• Vermilion County residents who died in World War II
• Douglas County sheriff warns of daytime break-ins
• Champaign County residents who died in World War II
• Children's CD Premiere with David Howie - Saturday at 10:30 am! Enjoy David's gr...
• Chevys Fresh Mex to close local restaurant Saturday
• Speaker's outlook on economy grim
• UI hit with unfair labor complaint
• Faculty leaders' reaction mixed on enrollment proposals
• Shaving cream gift boosts effort led by lawmaker for veterans
• Kurtz role with energy firm no conflict in wind farm vote
• County board approves wind farm near Royal
• Men arrested in Urbana on drug charges
• Illinois football player pleads innocent in connection with battery, resisting peace officer charges
• Super-couponing: Mind your p's and q's with sizes, dates, copies
• Two taken to hospital after collision in Urbana
• Authorities believe Urbana church fire was arson
• Smoldering chair, taken outside, catches house on fire in Paxton
• Mattoon man gets 42 years for sex assault
• Orange Krush donates over $180,000
• From nursing home to wind farm, county board's plate is piled high
• Arrest made in murder of woman whose body was dumped in Champaign
• Danville school board approves raises for administrators
• Salt and Light hands out more than 700 dinners for holiday
• Tolono amends liquor law
• Reports to police
• 10-year-old laid to rest
• Champaign schools take responsiblity for erroneous phone messages
• Champaign men face drug charges
• Champaign SWAT team to hold training exercises Thursday
• Salt & Light Turkey Giveaway 2011
• City Manager Appoints Interim Chief of Police
• 35 tickets issued in Operation Campus/Tap
• Support Parkland Theatre Students and the Randall Millas Theatre Scholarship Fu...
• Fire damages home, kills dogs
• Oops: Computer problem blamed for phone calls to Unit 4 parents
• County chamber official named as director for Urbana Business Association
• Group using social media to put word out about county's more than 500 homeless
• Champaign names interim police chief; 'distrust' among police employees
• Wind-farms foe wants discussion of concerns in Ford County
• State says electronic messages from council meetings are public records
• Symposium explores 'popular discontent and demonstrations'
• Lights, up for vote, could bring conference meets to Danville High School
• Wind-farm forum brings call for zoning in Roberts
• Champaign approves tax levy, gives 5-4 support to gas tax
• More purchases OK'd for subway replacement in Danville
• Audit finds no problems at Urbana school district
• No injuries reported after crash between Oakwood school bus and pickup truck
• Woman sentenced to federal prison for embezzling $270,000
• Man faces weapons charges in Rantoul incident
• Proximity to church makes drug charge more serious
• Traffic stop leads to arrest of passenger
• World War II memoirs, correspondence and other documents
• Funeral service for Ridge Farm girl moved
• Wind Turbine Installation: Ogden Grade School 11/15/11
• Paris woman charged with DUI in collision that killed two
• Public can voice Danville bus stop opinions
• Developer ends Prairie Green wind-farm bid
• David Howie to Perform at Children’s CD Release
• Johnson's bill plans federal workaround on conceal-carry
• AirTran's departure from Bloomington 'changes the landscape'
• Woman reunited with high school ring almost 25 years after losing it
• More than 250 attend vigil
• Neighbors heard shots; no arrests yet
• Storms move through area
• Child's death discussed at school board meeting
• Girl was 'teased and taunted,' family says
• Urbana hears about options for saving on energy bills
• Delayed payments bring request from nursing home for cash flow help
• Danville seeks to extend deal with golf-course manager
• Former Mahomet-Seymour principal now helping with drug court
• Busey to replace west Champaign branch
• Preliminary decision expected on Champaign property-tax rate
• Open house to showcase South View renovations
• Great American Smokeout to focus on young smokers
• GET SMART performs November 16 - 20. 5 performances only! Make your reservation...
• Pet of the Week Winter
• Cray Inc. replacing IBM to build UI supercomputer
• Crash in Edgar County kills two, sends three to hospital
• Coroner's office, sheriff's department investigate death of Ridge Farm girl
• Police looking for shooter of three at Urbana party
• Two UI football players arrested Saturday night
• Group dedicates new flagpole in front of house to Marine who died when helicopter crashed in training
• Small-town physician relocates, leaving behind debts and lawsuit
• Be warned: Prospect Avenue closure starts Monday
• It's Your Business: Primo Grow out to assist gardeners
• Hospital hosts health fair focusing on lung disease
• Champaign library earns top ranking
• Champaign school board to consider property taxes
• Prussing to introduce ordinance for clearing snow from walks
• Rantoul police raise money for officer with cancer
• Jamaica students get to work on food drive
• Kenwood students studying coral, ocean
• Grants help pay for energy efficiency at new Carrie Busey
• Chain seeks tenant for vacant store
• Wind advisory for Sunday
• Urbana man arrested for robbery
• Town Center traffic to be restricted in Champaign
• Centrue's parent posts loss, is undercapitalized
• Tatums to be honored for service
• Church plans drive to fill Thanksgiving baskets for families
• Planning under way for new Lincoln's Challenge campus
• Studio Visit: Kari Rajmukar
• Wind farm foes urge zoning that would ban turbines near Roberts
• Getting Personal: Kim Sheahan
• N-G has space online for World War II memories
• Veterans, others gather for unveiling of World War II book
• "When We Went To War" book signing at Clark-Lindsey Village 2011
• Preparations are moving along quickly for the CUSO Holiday Concert on December 8...
• Salvation Army Red Kettle Kickoff 2011
• Monticello Veterans Day Assembly 2011
• Turning 11 on 11/11/11
• Legislation would help some researchers, Krannert, Assembly Hall
• Payday likely for schools' overseers
• Local group leads push for jury diversity
• Plans for expanded research park include moving, modernizing UI's swine facilities
• No action for gambling bill
• Ikenberry: Penn State made only possible decision
• Bellringers needed to meet $430,000 fundraising goal
• Filmmaker to shoot on location near Seymour
• UI Research Park's 10th Anniversary
• UC2B Progress Map Now Available
• Crime reports from area police
• Peoria man pleads guilty to 2009 bank robbery in Champaign
• Ikenberry says he'd help Penn State if asked
• Expired coupons worth saving for troops overseas
• Champaign Moves Up on List of “America’s Star Libraries”
• Champaign school board sets two special meetings
• Assistant dean bears sole blame, probe finds
• Separate investigation of law school under way
• Note that the library will be closed Friday, 11-11-11, for a day of staff traini...
• Trustees fire Paterno, Penn State president
• Greene County prosecutor changes mind, will oppose Gill in 13th
• Families offer reward for conviction in hit-and-run
• School collects coats for refugee center
• Urbana school board begins discussion of redistricting
• Danville considers $396,000 for environmental work
• City posts video of chase before arrest
• Vermilion prosecutor drops charges against one in triple murder
• Due to the ghost and goblin advisory issued for tonight, we will be closing our...
• Champaign Police Department Releases In-Car Videos:
• Arcola raising money for mural project
• Fire destroys Urbana home; no one injured
• Meadow Drive fire
• 2011 school report cards
• 'Some ups, some downs' in school report cards
• Schools take steps to improve test scores
• Two UI students hospitalized after hit-and-run
• Eighth-grader makes a difference at Community Service Center
• County board committee to consider health department fees
• Permit sought to reopen downtown Danville bar
• Parkland expanding on campus and in partnerships
• With cooler temperatures come pests
• Paris woman killed in two-vehicle crash
• Traffic to be reduced on Kirby Avenue
• Crimestoppers seeks help in solving robbery
• Bulk food service to start in Rantoul
• Covenant to become smoke-free next month
• Part of Webber Street to be closed Monday
• It's Your Business: Rainbow Gardens opens 2nd C-U site
• Urbana school will have assembly to remind kids of safety for Halloween
• Police review board moves to front burner again
• Ministry offers ex-inmates avenue for change
• Need for transit greater than expected in northern Champaign County
• Ministry's director has plenty of support
• Champaign police union defends officers' actions
• Man sentenced to 12 years in drug case
• Hundman, Alexander lumber firms to combine
• Getting Personal: Chris Kaler
• Studio Visit: Natalie Ellis
• Gifford to hold harvest bazaar
• Group finds more than 100 homeless are 'most vulnerable'
• Danville man charged in uncle's death
• Frost advisory issued for Saturday morning
• DEAD MAN CELL PHONE continues performances Oct. 28, 29, Nov. 3, 4, 5, at 7:30pm...
• Selfish consumers or smart shoppers? You decide
• Wiegand will be Champaign schools' next interim superintendent
• Family fun and frightful events for Halloween weekend
• Police investigate mugging in Urbana
• Trick-or-treat hours by city
• Child dies in driveway accident
• Officers injured while removing man
• Jobless numbers drop from August, but still above last year
• Danville police to take children shopping
• Illinois American seeks third rate increase in four years
• Vermilion committee backs greater wind turbine setback, fees
• Miller calls for 'whole community' to speak at Champaign council meeting
• Urbana man charged in Champaign gun incident
• Man faces sexual assault charges
• Illinois American Water asks for rate increase
• Four charged with financial identity theft over Busey accounts
• Frost advisory issued for Friday morning
• Health Alliance: Don't panic over lack of veto override
• Preschool costume storytime - next Wednesday! Yes, it's a little late this year...
• Machining firm to take former Jerry's IGA space
• Health Care Consumers set to join American Dream campaign
• Didn't know anything about All Hallows Read. Cool! Read this article by Caroly...
• Catholic academy passes halfway point in fund drive
• UI begins what may be first-ever climate survey
• Champaign council narrows redistricting choices
• Easter again dons 'interim' title at UI
• 'Sky box' tickets available for playoff
• Danville makes recognition permanent for donors to education
• Quinn veto of health care bill survives override
• No consensus on roundabout at Danville intersection
• Storm sewer repairs under way in Westville
• Fire damages Urbana motel
• Champaign City Council hears accusations against police
• Vermilion prosecutor weighing more charges in man's death
• Game 6 of World Series postponed
• More work affecting University Avenue
• Johnson backs bipartisanship, troop withdrawal
• Police looking into Urbana robbery
• Sisters killed in early morning crash; alcohol a likely factor, police say
• Leadership academy lands grant for $1.35 million
• Champaign council hears accusations against police
• Man wanted in home invasion arrested in Alabama
• No criminal charges in pedestrian's death
• Nobody injured when car crashes through front entrance of Mary Miller Junior High School
• Ex-financial adviser pleads guilty to mail fraud, money laundering
• Rose wants job creation, bill paying discussed at veto session
• Urbana city council tentatively decides to part ways with the CVB
• Douglas prosecutor to review reports about fight
• Worker injured in fall at Atwood library
• Unit 4 official joining Culver at East St. Louis schools
• Winter Jam Tour Spectacular returning to Assembly Hall
• Jackson Street public meeting
• Danville wants input on Jackson Street improvements
• Urbana council puts new liquor law to test with hearing
• UI faculty still concerned over governance
• Man arrested for burglary, other charges
• Gary man arrested after police find 21 pounds of suspected marijuana in his vehicle
• Alternative Halloween events planned for kids in Champaign
• UI student faces charges in burglaries
• Great selection of popular used DVDs, $5 each, on our "Bestseller Sale" shelf at...
• Gilman man accused of hitting Ford County man with truck
• Vote possible on awarding bids for DACC project
• Talks to focus on next year's Champaign property taxes
• Police investigate death of Urbana's Terry Masar
• Public can learn more on UI reactor demolition this week
• Officials say now is time to get rid of unwanted devices
• Urbana school officials will talk to union Tuesday
• State-of-the-art Hope House closer to reality
• Prescription drug disposal set for Saturday
• Still time to vote for Humane Society in web contest
• UI police investigate series of burglaries, attempted burglaries
• Man was near where woman was showering
• Urbana police investigate armed robbery
• Urbana council considers new ward boundaries
• Student literary conference comes to DACC
• It's Your Business: Illini Mini Market Express hopes convenience drives sales
• Few signs of movement on paying state's overdue bills
• Prompt payments may depend on whom you know
• Need to expedite payment? Here's how
• Day care providers hit hard by bill backlog
• Georgetown man in hospital after 2-vehicle crash in Tilton
• School officials plan to pitch co-op in Springfield
• Meals of Hope 2011
• Roofing business, owner both file bankruptcy
• Veterinarian goes extra mile for dog she adopted
• Vendors wary of dealing with Corrections because of state's payment issues
• Studio Visit: Bonnie Switzer
• Getting Personal: Paul Curtis
• UI concert was good time - or a lot of noise
• Corrections' overdue bills
• Transcript of Obama press remarks on withdrawing troops from Iraq
• New emergency alert form to debut
• Libyan-born UI professor relieved for home country upon Gadhafi's death
• Reported adbuction attempt in Oakwood turns out to be false alarm
• Mattoon police seek Rantoul men
• Frost advisory issued for Saturday morning
• Firefighters at house fire in Danville
• Norris will follow Culver to E. St. Louis
• Veteran who allegedly threatened wife being treated at Danville hospital
• State newspapers, AP join together for series on unpaid bills
• Tuition on the rise in Illinois
• What local school districts are owed
• Backlog has schools scrambling to figure out how to transport their students
• Universities waiting for state payments
• School districts must wait longer for smaller checks
• State's universities have been forced to deal with chronic late payments
• Reports to police
• Fire at vacant home under investigation
• Warrant issued after man fails to appear in court
• Winners of the 2011 Presidential Citizens Medals
• Looking for a scare? Something for the whole family? Check out our guide to plan your Fright Night fun
• Trick-or-treat tips and hours
• UI institute releases report from summit on state pensions
• Pioneer Trail Wind Farm open house
• Barickman wants discussion on regional superintendents, pension reform
• Homeless advocate group still seeking volunteers for survey
• Frost advisory issued for Friday morning
• UI football player sentenced to court supervision in DUI
• Proposed garbage rate increase narrowly defeated
• New store to open Friday as Danville mall anchor
• Reports to police
• Don't let teens have all the fun. Try one of these thought-provoking novels, te...
• Catlin sidewalk study continues
• Company withdraws cell tower proposal in Champaign
• Champaign considering 'show-up fee' in towing cases
• Ebert gets Sandburg award
• Astonishing sculptures made from book pages...left by a mystery artist "in suppo...
• State Senator Cultra says lawmakers will have a busy veto session next week
• Rantoul man charged with home burglary
• Champaign County YMCA gets big contribution from private donors
• A commercial for "Dead Man's Cell Phone" Oct. 26 - Nov. 6. Reserve your tickets...
• Oakwood teacher union displeased over search for superintendent
• Downtown Danville seeks holiday parade entries
• State newspapers, AP join together for series on unpaid bills
• Here are debts by category of vendor
• Cuts force funeral homes to stop offering public aid funerals
• Businesses large and small suffering from state's failure to pay promptly
• Champaign deputy chief to retire in March
• County-by-county totals of unpaid bills
• UI researcher shares her insights into the life and death of her daughter, best-selling author Iris Chang
• Quotes on Illinois' backlog of bills
• Super-couponing: Retailers weigh in on high-volume couponers
• The Jingle Bell Run/Walk for Arthritis
• Urbana school board votes 4-3 to stop talks on cell tower
• Man sentenced to 8 years for indecent solicitation
• This is National Friends of Libraries Week. We thank our Friends for their dedic...
• Firefighters rescue UI worker from lift truck
• Super-couponing: Shopping with one eye on the other guy's cart
• Man Rescued From a High Lift Device on Campus
• UI student faces felony drug charges
• Consultant: Willard might be better off without UI
• For health care providers, state owes much more than vouchers show
• Behind the numbers on state's outstanding debts
• State newspapers, AP join together for series on unpaid bills
• As deficit mounts, Illinois turns payment delays from exception to rule
• Who's owed what: A closer look
• Sites set for disposal of old prescription medicine
• Natural gas bills should hold steady this winter
• Consultant to outline options on Willard Airport
• Honor Flight info
• Local buddies ready for Honor Flight
• Fire destroys one house, damages another in Piatt County
• Champaign schools report slight enrollment increase
• Woman injured at empty home near Tuscola
• Life Remembered: Mourning the loss of a true townie, John Gremer
• Quinn backs casino in Danville
• Danville man charged in three bank robberies
• Read a National Book Award finalist. Many of the adult fiction and nonfiction t...
• Urbana man accused of harassing witness
• A promotional photo for "Dead Man's Cell Phone." Left to Right: Chris Taber, Ell...
• Help sought in solving Champaign County homicide
• Fair warning: 'Crime doesn't get you out of the lease'
• For some students, apartment experience doesn't match expectations
• Group opposes proposed hike in Danville garbage rates
• Parking-lot development on Champaign agenda
• Vote set on continuing with cell-tower project
• Johnson, Democratic colleague promote bipartisanship at town-hall meeting
• St. Joseph women running for a cause
• Most East Central Illinois school officials say 'spice' not an issue
• Ford County official calls soon-to-be-illegal drug a huge problem
• After Afghanistan, Rantoul man wastes no time finding work, getting on with life
• It's Your Business: Burger-centric restaurant coming to Champaign
• Open house to focus on jobs in health industry
• Shots fired at Champaign apartment complex
• C-U protesters rally against corporate greed
• New chancellor took her own path
• Danville man arrested in Casey bank robbery
• Cutting energy use a priority for Champaign
• LED inventor Holonyak joining hall of fame
• Director hired for Small Business Development Center
• Piatt shootings appear to be murder, suicide
• Studio Visit: Nile Hawver
• Getting Personal: Paul Hergenrother
• Coroner says White Heath pair died of gunshot wounds in murder-suicide
• 25th annual Food for Families kicks off Saturday at Memorial Stadium
• Field still unsettled for 13th District
• Family shocked by double shooting in Piatt County
• Bipartisan town hall planned in Champaign
• Unit 4 Interim Superintendent could leave by end of January
• 11th Parade of Lights set for a week earlier in Champaign
• Anderson to speak at Wounded Warriors fundraiser
• A to Z Painting is Small Business of the Year
• Computer project uses media coverage to see political patterns
• Urbana woman plans trip to help children caught in human-trafficking trade
• Authorities confirm two dead in Piatt County standoff
• Impasse over salvage value of wind turbines in Champaign County
• Authorities on scene of a standoff in Piatt County
• Former Sidney man pleads guilty in sexual assault case
• Man sentenced to jail in drug case
• Pedestrian dies in Rantoul accident
• Downtown Urbana traffic to be slightly disrupted Friday
• Ex-Illini lineman, Urbana teacher/coach Gremer dies at 75
• UI launches minor in leadership
• Story inspires gallery to make donation to coat drive
• Champaign tests credit-card parking meters downtown
• Volunteers plan to pack 54,000 meals
• State board approves Provena-Resurrection merger
• NPR political correspondent to speak
• Urbana firefighters don pink shirts to raise breast cancer awareness
• Champaign County Humane Society named finalist in web makeover contest
• Food for Families drive begins Saturday
• UI named bicycle friendly university
• Deputies searching Vermilion County woods for burglary suspect
• Car-combine crash results in ticket
• More Convenient Parking in Downtown Champaign
• $1 bump OK'd for trash fee in Danville
• Speakers cite need for campus postal stations
• Costs for high-voltage line skyrocket
• Urbana park board OKs preliminary work on Carle Park pavilion
• County board OKs $100,000 for new electronics at courthouse
• Champaign teen pleads guilty to armed violence in connection with Douglas County stabbing
• Urbana man arrested following a traffic stop in Champaign
• Photographer tackled behind the (side)line
• C-U MTD seeking student input on new contract
• Enjoy these real-life thrillers set in Chicago.
• James charged with murder in shooting of his cousin
• Champaign Fire Department gets teddy bear donation
• Kirk warns of state debt issues
• Gunmen rob two men in Champaign
• Woman's body found in Bloomington field
• Freestar to be acquired by Indiana banking firm
• Reports to police
• Carle Park icon nears facelift time - again
• Child safety presentations set in Danville
• Parkland debuts online tuition calculator
• Danville schools plan assemblies in wake of Champaign incidents
• Danville school board to vote on police arrangement
• Prussing outlines changes to ward boundaries
• Man robbed outside coffee shop in campus
• Danville woman dies after vehicle hits pedestrians
• The cast list for GET SMART is now posted at www.parkland.edu/theatre
• Big tank moving through the area -- slowly
• Two hurt in two-vehicle Champaign crash
• Motorcyclist dies in cycle-tractor crash
• Empty Arms plans annual remembrance
• Champaign Fire Prevention Week Activities
• Signs recognizing service members may adorn Ogden
• The library is open today (Columbus Day), 9 am to 9 pm.
• Expo provides resources for those with disabilities
• UI to measure campus perceptions
• Replacing audio, video systems on county's agenda
• Danville committee considers rate increases
• Champaign council to meet twice this week on goals
• Pet of the Week Bruno
• Local departments set events
• Some tax-checkoff money returned by state
• PBL grad earns award for 'space junk' project
• UI police investigate Sunday morning robbery
• It's Your Business: French country dishes star at new Carmon's
• Program tries to give kids a leg up on tech
• Interim chancellor ends tenure, earning praise for serving UI 'with distinction'
• First of six bike-repair stands ready to help in downtown Urbana
• UI plans clean-energy workshop Oct. 13
• Founder of Hope Meadows honored
• Kansas man held in alleged fatal shooting of cousin
• Final matinee of "Tennessee at 100" today at 3pm. Auditions for GET SMART on Sun...
• Part of Main Street to close for several hours Monday
• Reports to police
• Ex-officer sent to federal prison
• 'Prairibbean' concert tops $40,000 for DSC
• Studio Visit: Chris Reyman
• Getting Personal: Joi Hoffsommer
• Part of Gregory Drive on campus to close for several weeks
• '85 Bears get to White House at last
• Protesters mark anniversary of war
• Investigators at scene of fatal shooting
• Motorcyclist injured on I-57 near Mattoon
• Groundbreaking for the electrical and computer engineering building, Oct 7, 2011
• Ground broken for UI building
• Teen charged with felony in cannabis case
• Man arrested for bank robbery
• EIU opening energy center that burns wood chips
• Kankakee man gets 42 years in drug, gun case
• Fire station open house to mark 50 years of service
• Two charged with passing counterfeit bills
• Ameren Illinois to detail plans for power line
• Zoning board learns 2 agreements reached on wind farm
• 10 years later, a kindness returned
• Reports to police
• Champaign woman charged with financial exploitation of elderly grandparents
• Law enforcement completes sweep of homes of area sex offenders
• Champaign man charged with selling drugs near park
• UI professor remembers Steve Jobs as a pioneer
• If you missed our "Read for the Record" event today, you can still be in the wor...
• Champaign man formally charged with child abduction
• Emerald ash borer found in 2 more counties
• UI students named to White House intern program
• Madigan to work on legislation on meth ingredient
• Income tax growth may not continue, report says
• Wind farm zoning issue could last beyond Thursday hearing
• WAND power boost may disrupt signal temporarily
• Reports to police
• Man sentenced for aggravated battery to child
• Catlin village board to study sidewalk extension
• Garden Hills Elementary School Dedication: October 5, 2011
• Champaign felon arrested for 1 attempted abduction
• Two attempted abductions reported in Urbana
• Alison Kraus at the Virginia Theater 2011
• Convention and Visitor's Bureau looking to prove its worth
• Airline offers service between Willard and Fort Myers
• New location proposed for cell tower in Urbana
• Paxton gets $50,000 grant for water-meter registers
• Reports to police
• Local 'Occupy' protesters to merge efforts
• New chancellor plans to listen
• Postal service to hold meetings on campus post offices
• Carle wants workers to get flu shots
• Champaign school officials ask coordination to fight abduction attempts
• Teen gets wish: to help favorite team during UI homecoming
• U of I President Michael J. Hogan offers our latest community book pick, "Mentor...
• Transcript of Obama speech on jobs bill in Texas
• Man rescued from grain bin in Jamaica
• Champaign woman arrested after traffic stop in Rantoul
• Cameras lead to arrests in campus thefts
• Man charged with home invasion in July incident
• "Tennessee at 100" continues performances this weekend!
• Tip leads to arrest of Champaign man on drug, gun charges
• UI disputes arbitrator decision in GEO case
• Hoffman campaign says poll shows 13th a winnable race
• Western Illinois prosecutor not running for 13th Congressional
• Danville tavern owners will need zoning change to reopen
• Urbana decision on tourism funding delayed again
• Driver in February crash gets 90 days in plea deal
• One-vehicle crash kills two in Piatt County
• Wise has big ambitions as she steps in to chancellor role
• Flash index rises to highest level in nearly three years
• Urbana teacher trains for Ironman Triathlon
• Mahomet teen gets wish granted by Illini football team
• Judge lays out plans for $200,000 federal grant
• Paxton wind farm to be showcased
• Champaign to discuss summer jobs program
• Urbana council may resolve two issues
• Pet of the Week Snickers
• New proposed site for cell tower in Urbana to be announced on Tuesday
• One in hospital after shooting in Urbana
• Champaign makes push for diversity among bidders
• Investigators' leads have dried up a decade after resident was raped, killed
• Danville wants new parking lease from county
• It's Your Business: Irish Pub opens
• Mahomet man gets shot at Hawaii triathlon
• One of first Peace Corps volunteers treasures his time overseas
• Jace Hoppes Fire Breather
• Frost advisory for early Sunday
• Hoopeston hospital exploring options
• Grant is on way to help pay for Champaign rec center
• Vermilion clerk runner-up to drop appeal, run for board
• Jail inmate information now on website
• Rantoul police seek man who approached jogger
• Teachers, the FriendShop used book store has BOGO savings just for you this week...
• Police seek help with repeat theft offender
• Danville grads assured that request for information is valid
• Studio Visit: Michael Morgan
• Heartland, Fisher banks among those getting funds
• Police have 'working profile' of attempted-abductions suspect
• Friday abduction try reported in Champaign
• Men charged with armed robbery for Champaign restaurant holdup
• Two more cats test positive for Tularemia
• Champaign Park District gets grant for new rec center
• Allerton Park set to get new bridge
• Homecoming parade ready to step off tonight
• Shimkus stops in Champaign in tour of new district
• Arthur Culver chosen to lead East St. Louis schools
• Champaign County wind farm OK awaits road deal
• Vermilion panel weighs changes in wind turbine ordinance
• Champaign native wins humanitarian honor
• Sixth attempted abduction reported in Champaign
• 2011 Ladies Night Out
• Body, found in Champaign, identified as Danville woman's
• Prairie Adventures
• Men arrested in connection with Champaign restaurant robbery
• Hoopeston awarded grant to build water main for nursing home
• Two charged in Urbana carjacking
• Battery charge for man accused of hitting child with cord
• New Monticello hospital running smoothly on first day of operation
• Two sought in Savoy bank robbery
• Wonderful opening night of TENNESSEE at 100 last night! One Acts B debuts on Fri...
• Rantoul mother accused of whipping her kids
• What books are local folks enjoying? Here are top-rated titles from members of...
• Johnson stance on war draws support
• Champaign residents vow fight over cell tower
• Another abduction attempt reported in Champaign; five in eight days
• Armed robbery charges dismissed
• MTD chief says tax levy will rise 2.5 percent or less
• Transcript of president's back-to-school speech
• Urbana mayor stands behind decision to cut visitor's bureau funding
• Police seeking two suspects in attempted child abductions
• Christie says again: PersonalCare ending contract
• Still no identification of woman found dead northwest of Champaign
• Kennekuk 'haunted' event tickets available
• Savoy Veteran's Memorial back up
• More mosquitoes test positive for West Nile in Champaign County
• Backpacker Magazine’s Get Our More Tour
• Champaign council leaves groundwater ordinance alone
• Champaign magnet programs get $5 million grant
• Champaign police investigate armed robbery
• No injuries in crash on I-74
• PersonalCare ends contract with Christie effective Jan. 1
• Two more attempted abductions of children reported in Champaign
• Attempted abduction of 12-year-old reported in Champaign
• Area women taking part in national service project
• UI professor wins NIH New Innovator honor
• Hospital set to open Thursday
• It's Banned Books Week! To help celebrate, here's author Laurie Halse Anderson...
• Home invasion, shooting under investigation in Champaign
• Man injured in I-74 wreck
• Woman's death being treated as homicide
• How local streets fare in bicycle group's ratings
• Dayglow promoter wants return to Danville and event on UI campus
• Bicyclist group rates C-U streets
• Danville board to view plan for school district
• Urbana again debates convention bureau funding
• One in five children in county doesn't have enough food
• Principal back in Champaign after White House visit
• Woman hospitalized after crash
• Woman arrested over purse theft from home
• Man charged with burglary in theft of car, guns
• Transcript of Q&A with Obama at LinkedIn town hall
• Champaign man pleads innocent to felony theft
• The Annual Student Production will be GET SMART (based on the TV series). TENNES...
• Free kidney screenings will be offered Oct. 4
• Downtown Urbana shop display recalls earlier business
• Angel Food Ministries closing after 17 years
• Proposal would raise incentive for pact at Village Mall
• Champaign to review 'groundwater restriction ordinance' again
• DACC board to vote on year's budget
• Danville to begin yard waste collection on Oct. 3
• Champaign school budget up for public review, vote
• Like memoirs? Then look at Lavana's favorites, newly posted on the library's we...
• Expert in grazing issues earns recognition
• Police say influx of cameras and other new equipment deters, solves crimes
• Behind the parting of IBM and Blue Waters
• Indianola residents hope post office stays open
• Recycling knocks down demolition expenses
• Former Urbana Business Association head pleads guilty to DUI
• Police looking for second suspect in loan company robbery
• Scott Park sex assault still under investigation
• Police check for underage liquor sales
• Ex-UI president to head back to Penn State
• Work planned on several Urbana streets
• Studio Visit: Kathryn Fitzgerald
• Getting Personal: James Barham
• Griggs to return to Champaign park board
• Tips for helping with grief
• Camp helps kids, teens deal with grief
• Man charged with burglary, sex crimes, DUI
• Urbana police: Teen missing since August
• Woman sentenced to probation in Strawberry Fields incident
• Fingerprints on DVD lead to arson charge
• Text of president's speech on education
• UI's Brilliant Futures Campaign surpasses goal
• Toys for Troops seeks help with fund-raiser
• Bement man admits sexual assault of child
• Champaign extends deadline for equity committee
• New space in Champaign widens capability of cancer society
• Quinn: No new rulings on hospitals' tax exemptions
• Charity-care battles began here
• Fewer people in area have jobs than a year ago
• County board raises marriage license, civil union fees to $30, defeats higher increase
• Two injured in accident near Thomasboro
• Truck driver ticketed in Coles County accident
• Khan Annex opens at Huff Hall on UI campus
• Residents complain about bedbugs; housing authority says it's working on problem
• Teens hurt in crash near Penfield
• Khan Annex dedication 2011
• Man charged in two more cab robberies
• Kindle owners, free library eBooks for Kindles are finally here! In the library...
• Come today to the Douglass Branch Library Reveal, from 4:30 to 6 pm. See our col...
• Westville school board approves budget
• Mary Rose Cottingham and Sidney Germaine in a scene from "Summer at the Lake."
• Great article in the E3 section of the News-Gazette! "Tennessee at 100" opens We...
• Arcola schools warn of phone scam
• Part of Lyons Road to close for construction
• Stimulus money may explain Champaign, Vermilion stability on poverty
• Danville committee identifies police, fire staffing needs
• County health board says access needed, but puts off action on restaurant inspections
• Kirby/Mattis cell tower proposal comes back
• New home for Oakwood school district offices getting closer
• Champaign County Board to consider marriage license, civil union fees
• Teen pleads guilty in Villa Grove arson, sentenced to 3 years' probation
• Champaign Central principal, teachers explain new grading system to parents
• Man faces felony drug charges after chase
• Judge removes 7-year-old from home where she witnessed fatal beating
• Abduction attempts reported in Champaign, Paxton
• Champaign to Celebrate Fire Prevention Week with OPEN HOUSE
• Police seek information on fight in Champaign
• Jeld-Wen parent firm disputes report on debt risk
• Campus fund drive aims high
• Campus drive results from last year
• Federal grant will mean help for start-up businesses
• Three Danville aldermen behind on property tax bills
• Danville council accepts grant for DHS parking lot
• Urbana school board approves budget
• Meeting to explain new grading system at Central
• Danville police investigate attempted robbery
• Former UI student killed in copter crash 'a real man of integrity'
• Marine from Champaign killed in helicopter crash
• Fifth person charged in Urbana robbery
• Two charged in attack on woman
• Fall Yard Waste Collection
• A little teaser for Tennessee at 100!
• Wind farm setback dispute may land in court
• Lieutenant governor to visit DACC
• Church-based group to conduct homelessness survey
• McGinty won't enter 13th District race
• Vermilion County to consider shifting costs of juvenile detention center
• Reports to police
• Ceremony to mark start of Rantoul project
• Hoopeston man arrested during traffic stop in Rantoul
• Lost child found near St. Jospeh
• Young boy wanders from home, found safely nearby
• Bond set for man charged in death of homeless man
• UI releases revised info on law school students
• Broccoli: the super food
• Combining broccoli and other veggies can help fight cancer, other ailments
• Honorary street name for Driscoll could be renewed
• Carle asking patients to verify medical histories
• Frank to retire; Winkel will run for circuit clerk
• Third Democrat interested in run for county auditor
• Mail cuts may spare area
• Funding for DHS parking-lot project on city council agenda
• Health lecture series to target issues of obesity
• Feedback sought on what is desired in next Champaign police chief
• Hoffman says he'll seek 13th District seat
• Two people arrested in aggravated battery in which homeless man died
• Budget to get lion's share of meeting focus
• Projections show county budget likely in red
• It's Your Business: Gourmet coffee truck debuts
• Land, farm preserved for generations - for 175 years
• New play area will give visitors a different opportunity to become one with nature
• Law allows landlords to claim multiple homestead exemptions
• MONTICELLO CELEBRATION 2011
• Early voting sites planned for next fall
• Enrollment down at a few area colleges
• Shots fired at southeast Urbana apartment complex; no one hurt
• Studio Visit: Gary Ambler
• Getting Personal: Donna Giertz
• Crime drops in August in Philo Road area
• Area credit union ratings hold steady; 21 in black
• Urbana crime numbers
• Teen charged in van theft
• Man charged with aggravated DUI in fatal wreck
• Centennial students held in beating
• Unity Homecoming Parade 2011
• Champaign prepares to inventory trees - at a cost
• Create Your Own City Council Districts – Online Map
• UC2B Job Announcement for Community Ambassadors
• UI faculty named University Scholars
• 2011 Champaign-Urbana International Humanitarian Award Recipients Selected
• Primary for 13th District gets another candidate
• Professionals sought for career fair in Danville
• Ash borer traps show movement of pest in Rantoul
• Despite record year, Georgetown bank downgraded
• Arbitrator rules for Champaign council on fire station cut, decides raises for firefighters
• Booker T. Washington School in Champaign dedicated
• Man sentenced to prison for hitting police officer
• Charge of leaving scene added in DUI case
• C-U libraries not leaving new cooperative
• Police arrest four, seek another, in holdup in Urbana
• Flu shots: advised and available
• Urbana checking for asbestos in material over stage at UHS
• River cleanup set at Ellsworth Park in Danville
• Developer to take ownership of Kohl's property in Danville
• Poverty increase reflects economy, experts say
• GOP candidates for state Senate speak at Tea Party forum
• North Ridge renovation price tag: $15.8 million
• Champaign man arrested for residential burglary
• Urbana woman arrested following stabbing
• Cats in Savoy test positive for 'rabbit fever'
• Is your book club looking for some good selections? See what a national organiz...
• Man recognized by victim charged with robbery
• Woman charged with felonies for throwing grease on boyfriend
• Champaign and Urbana Libraries Plan Joint Catalog
• Plan to use grant for parking lot voted down
• Police seek man who robbed cabbie in Urbana
• Life Remembered: Former Champaign mayor remained active in community
• Fisher will fill seat vacated by member sentenced to prison
• Downtown Champaign gallery set to close after 26 years
• County board gets requests for new spending
• Champaign council backs convention bureau
• Work scheduled for two nights on University Avenue in Champaign
• Oil and chip work planned in Urbana
• UI police seek public's help in finding a registered sex offender
• Bond set at $100,000 for man accused in robbery
• Danville liquor store robbed
• Man accused of spitting on officer
• Champaign men face Class X drug charges
• "Tennessee at 100: One-Act Plays by Tennessee Williams" opens September 28th!
• UI moves up 2 places in U.S. News' rankings
• Proposed UI email policy put on hold
• Senate candidate sues landfill owner over expansion plans
• Urbana council backs limits on storage containers
• Forum attendees discuss qualities for Champaign schools chief
• State payment lag may force nursing home to borrow
• Man held in fire at church shed
• Bond set at $150,000 in kidnapping
• Bomb squad disposes of old explosive device
• Police investigate shootings in Danville
• Former Public Health official pleads to official misconduct
• Champaign City Council Begins Goal Setting Process – Welcomes Citizen Input
• Assistant dean at UI law school put on leave
• Talks set on funding for roadwork, DHS project
• Champaign council considers funding for convention bureau
• Storage unit limits on agenda in Urbana
• Firm set to present 1st drafts of North Ridge design, costs
• Bike light sets to be given away, installed
• Forum seeks input on Champaign schools superintendent
• Parent involvement is critical in program
• Sept. 11, 2001 Memorial Ceremony: Sept. 11 2011.
• Schools program making believers in Rantoul
• Roundabout idea going nowhere for now, Urbana mayor says
• Chaplain urges hope in aftermath of 9/11
• Arson cited as likely cause of Sunday morning fire
• UI withdraws inaccurate info about incoming law school class
• Wind farm backers still negotiating road deals
• It's Your Business: Salon catering to canines expands into resort
• Windsor Road to have some lane closures
• 9/13/01: Citizens proud to fly U.S. flag after attack
• 9/13/01: Grounded flight leaving Willard today
• 9/11/01: Prayer services set for tonight
• Collection of N-G stories about 9/11
• 9/12/01: Residents keep close watch over day's events
• 9/13/01: Those with area ties relate tales
• 9/12/01: Current, former residents of area were at scene
• 9/12/01: Willard waits for instructions from FAA
• 9/12/01: Experts at UI remark on degree of coordination
• 9/12/01: Today a day of 'engagement' at UI
• 9/12/01: Drivers fill up after rumors of soaring prices
• 9/12/01: Clinton among nuke plants that heightened security
• 9/12/01: Residents turn to churches
• 9/12/01: An attack on Jews, too, prof says
• 9/12/01: Cities join in prayers for peace
• Teachers strive to convey 9/11 meaning to younger students
• Truck runs off I-74 near Danville
• UI trustees formally hire chancellor, vice presidents, athletic director
• Life Remembered: Project Gutenberg founder Michael Hart 'did it his way'
• Former UI football player faces trial on sex assaults
• Garden of the Week: Krannert Art Museum
• Hogan thanks Easter for service as interim chancellor
• U.S. urges vigilance as 9/11 anniversary nears
• UC2B Public Showcase Events
• Champaign man charged with drug offense
• Man shot, robbed at Urbana motel
• Danville considers new property tax for public safety
• Restaurateur offers lessons learned
• Teacher focuses on good emerging from tragedy
• 9/11 an inspiration to young US military recruits
• Champaign Borders' final day set
• Students bringing fewer cars to UI
• "You really didn't have video games, Grandpa?" Older and younger generations, co...
• Enjoy our newest fiction booklist highlighting the stories of immigrants.
• Text of president's speech on jobs
• Rantoul man pleads innocent to domestic battery charges
• Judge: No recount in Vermilion clerk's election
• Johnson joins Jackson for Obama speech
• Man sentenced to probation for hitting infant son
• Effort to ID 9/11 victims' remains still slow-going
• Champaign man sent to prison for burglary
• Notice of Public Hearing
• GOW: Murray
• Resurrection chief will lead merged health care organization
• Water valve repairs planned for Sunday in Champaign
• Park board considers naming rights at Crystal Lake
• Police, fire candidates from outside Danville use transfer list
• Study shows arsenic limited in Tolono area
• Sudden temperature change may have killed fish in Urbana
• Group passes $11,000 in drive to help Paxton pool
• Events planned to commemorate 9/11
• One block of Church Street closed for water main break
• Man arraigned after fatal crash involving roommate
• Normal man charged with hit-and-run
• Champaign man gets prison term in bank fraud scam
• Urbana man gets 19 years for child porn
• Maximum prison term for Philo man's fifth DUI conviction
• Georgetown man hurt in 2-vehicle crash
• Women's clinic sees more patients; fund drive planned
• Entrepreneur urges unorthodox approach
• Court denies LaGrone's request for new trial
• United Way set to kick off drive in Vermilion County
• UI retiree helped out for months after New York attack
• Work planned on Church Street in Urbana
• Reports to police
• Ground broken for Big Broadband
• Storage-container proposal back to committee in Urbana
• Staley Road plan won't meet all city policies
• Police issue tickets in bar checks
• UI enrollment tops 42,000, sets another record
• Men sentenced to prison in DUI cases
• Pet of the Week Roy
• Pickup truck fire caused traffic backup on I-57 Monday
• All dressed up...
• New UI vice president named
• Computer store set to open
• Orders of protection on rise in Ford County
• Savoy man arrested on battery charges
• Years-long absence ends; cannons back at war memorial in Westville
• 9/11 aftermath ranges from bleak to hopeful
• Surgical techs in short supply; Parkland sets open houses for students
• Transcript of Obama speech in Detroit
• Preliminary steps taken to update facilities at Uni High
• Sewer lining work will affect several Urbana streets
• Routine items up for discussion in Champaign
• Urbana to consider zoning amendment
• Work will reduce Windsor to one lane
• The library is closed for Labor Day, but our book return is always open. See you...
• US security intensifying as Sept. 11 date nears
• Friday Forum series to address public education
• Events planned to commemorate 9/11
• Promises made, promises unkept since 9/11
• Hoopeston National Sweet Corn Festival - 2011
• Workers begin restoration project on cemetery's oldest stones
• GCMS welcomes students' electronic devices
• It's Your Business: Bookstore taking spot at mall in Danville
• UI has all sorts of apps to help dorm dwellers stay plugged in
• More campus-related apps worth checking out
• Charity care at local hospitals
• Hospitals encourage patients to apply, but charity care won't cover everything
• Thousands convicted under post-9/11 terror laws worldwide
• Hospitals fear loss of tax exemption in Illinois
• Gearhead: Mike Vaught
• Fans succumbing to heat at Illini football game
• Johnson would welcome run against Hoffman
• Johnson will urge two-year federal budgeting procedure
• BackPack program expands to Mahomet, Monticello
• Anti-hunger group to raise money for BackPack
• No decision yet on Vermilion clerk race
• Send your thoughts about the Sept. 11 attacks
• GOW:Haines
• Man held in burglary case
• Ludlow man charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse
• Champaign bank robbed
• Man charged with armed robbery in Urbana
• Urbana man faces child porn charges
• Reports to police
• Man sentenced to probation over forged prescription
• Interim vice president gets job permanently at UI
• Concert moved to Krannert Center because of heat; more tickets available
• Heat advisory in effect until 6 p.m. Friday
• Prairie Center closes detox program over budget cuts
• Tuesday is launch of 2012 election season
• Receiver: Roth funds diverted to film, other ventures
• New owner of Metropolitan site wants hotel there
• Mother plans vigil in slain daughter's memory
• Student Farm Open House 2011
• Wind farm developer has no agreement to sell power yet
• Some schools closing early again Friday
• Man sentenced in drug case
• Police seek gunman in Danville robbery
• Computer address used to track alleged robbers
• Ex-lawmaker Hoffman moves toward run for Congress
• Substation glitch caused power outage in Champaign
• GOP candidate: Lawsuit will halt PCBs at Clinton
• Enrollment for state insurance planned for October
• Signal box hiding memorial only temporary
• UI budget rises by 5.2 percent
• MTD ridership up 9 percent from previous year
• United Way: Stuff The Bus 2011
• Rantoul man pleads innocent to residential burglary
• Early dismissal set for 4 Champaign schools on Thursday and Friday
• 10-Year Anniversary 9/11 Memorial Ceremony
• Urbana man convicted of solicitation of child
• Teen who took nude photos resentenced to jail, probation
• Champaign man gets 25 years for sex assault of child
• Alcohol off-limits at Dayglow paint party
• Candidate joins field for county auditor seat
• Lawmakers see shot to kill scholarships
• Teacher brings math to kid level
• Shining Vikes learn how to help new kids adapt
• Middle school teacher gets her students thinking about citizenship
• Danville schools program promotes positive messages
• Reports to police
• Man charged with repair fraud
• UI nears halfway point to finding $60 million in savings
• Hume man dies in single-vehicle crash
• UI's Urbana campus considers electronic communications policy
• UI student farm to have open house
• CC Community Emergency Response Training Course Registration Open
• Douglass Branch Library Closure Extended
• Stuff the Bus starts Wednesday
• Pliura to face Rose for GOP state Senate nomination
• Meister will run for chance to oppose Jakobsson
• Schools, agencies get state funding for at-risk family programs
• Fishing club makes offer, but doubts it will be able to buy Dynegy land
• Average Willard airfare second-highest in state
• Police seek help in solving thefts
• Ex-investigator for sheriff's office sentenced in DUI
• Virginia marquee delayed again
• 3 hurt in 2-vehicle crash near Pesotum
• Part of Gregory Drive to be closed
• The Cast Lists for "Tennessee at 100" and "Dead Man's Cell Phone" are now posted...
• Program beneficial to school nurses
• Questions to ask electric suppliers
• Alternative suppliers vie to save you money on electric bill
• 'Go,' 'slow,' 'whoa' coming to food aisles
• Garbage, yard waste comparison
• Danville school board to vote on land purchase
• Danville considers trash fee increase
• Reports to police
• Pet of the Week Victor Gato
• Ten things to know about Farm Progress Show
• It's Your Business: Music school doubles space in Champaign
• Irish's Gymnastics headed to Gilman
• Champaign teacher brings insight back from U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
• Some governments fight Clinton landfill PCB proposal
• Hospitals working to limit radiation exposure
• Background on PCBs
• Bridge work will close lanes on I-74 through C-U
• State agency has concerns over events on Rantoul airport grounds
• 2011 Urbana Sweetcorn Festvial
• Urbana Sweet Corn Festival 2011
• Student Book Giveaway today and tomorrow. Students of all ages, choose a book an...
• Faculty writing union constitution as UIC disputes ruling
• Forecasts for corn crop looking bleak, but it could be worse
• Bernthal honored for 100th naturalization ceremony
• Former schools chief won't face criminal charges
• Postal change will delay some N-G deliveries
• Husband, wife arrested over stolen metal
• Bomb threat evacuates hundreds in Danville
• UI students face burglary charges over dorm thefts
• Man jailed over robbery of cab driver
• UI moving ahead with new engineering building
• Two charged with robbing man of engagement ring
• Ameren workers head east to help with hurricane
• Tickets for Alison Krauss at the Virginia Theatre sell out
• Man charged with felonies over forged prescriptions, fleeing
• Cigarettes likely cause of fatal fire
• Busey trades TARP obligation for a Small Business Lending Fund loan
• Program seeks more advocates for children
• Salon owner packs business into van after fire in Villa Grove
• Public pans waiver request of wind farm
• Area's July jobless rates up over June but down from 2010
• Reports to police
• Charity harvest brings 3 tons of corn to food bank
• Champaign schools seek members for equity committee
• Teen injured in rollover crash
• Half Century of Progress: 2011
• Champaign residents warned to lock homes, vehicles following multiple reports of burglaries
• Eleven people arrested in DeWitt County following undercover operations
• Urbana man arraigned for aggravated DUI
• Champaign man pleads innocent to home invasion
• CUB: State should deny Ameren rate request
• Provena's Danville facility won't lose Medicare/Medicaid status
• UI spent $170,000 on search for new chancellor
• Some phone, Internet service out in Champaign
• Pet of the Week Colors
• New law settles dispute with public health officials
• New law requires coverage by group plans for more than 50 workers
• Northeast Elementary only Danville school to meet standards
• Champaign looking into email's allegations
• Danville school district's 2010-11 test scores
• 5-year-old left at home alone after first day of school
• Training, texting help to resolve suicidal standoff
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for area
• Urbana woman gets 5 years for 4th DUI
• Installation of Virginia marquee to affect traffic
• Columbia School to host SWAT training
• Sewer work to affect Mattis Avenue traffic
• Mahomet incident ends quietly
• Auditions this weekend for "Tennessee at 100" and "Dead Man's Cell Phone."
• John Street sewer work moves west
• PTI's Metzler the next Mahomet police chief
• Five properties on the block in Champaign County
• 200-plus properties to be auctioned in Vermilion County
• Champaign Takes First Place in National Video Competition
• Douglass Branch Library Closing for Renovation Work
• More than 250 in area affected by battle between Catholic Charities, Illinois
• Records: Auditor sent far fewer emails than other county officials
• Officers start jobs in Danville schools
• State has had previous foster-care changes
• Reports to police
• Back to School for Champaign - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Champaign council backs stormwater fee
• Man injured in scooter accident
• Robbery charges dismissed
• Scoutmaster slain in Indiana helped found WPGU
• Scary stats.
• Man held after police chase on motorcycle
• Lightning likely cause of fire in Fisher
• Health group, city disagree on test from pipe near Boneyard
• Consultant says roundabout would make Urbana intersection safer
• Health care group sets meeting on insurance exchange
• New Vermilion program has information on sex offenders
• First Champaign County wind farm hearing set
• Verizon will launch 4G in C-U on Sept. 15
• State police website lists sex offenders
• Ameren rate hearing only held in Springfield
• DACC trustees start review of next budget
• Former paxton woman dies in crash in Florida
• Urbana man held on sexual assault charge
• Railroad work to close Champaign streets
• I-74/57 interchange traffic will be slow
• Bus driver ticketed following collision between school bus and car
• 1,230,240 minutes is the final tally for our summer reading game for kids. Our n...
• Parts of Westville without water
• Thousands expected in Rantoul for farm show
• Half Century of Progress schedule
• Several crossings to be repaired over two weeks
• Urbana school board to consider redistricting committee
• Technology at UI could revolutionize batteries
• Proposed drainage fee up for discussion in Champaign
• pet of the Week Maria Bella
• Reports to police
• Police issue reminders about school-zone laws
• Streets to be closed for Sweetcorn Festival
• UI police investigate robbery
• Indiana woman dies in single-vehicle crash in rural Douglas County
• Officials: New developments unlikely to delay Crystal Lake pool
• It's Your Business: Tang Dynasty has new owners
• Scientists awarded grant to continue developing optical device for medical exams
• UI paying for institute while waiting for state money
• Work to start on Illinois 119 in Vermilion County
• Another academic year begins at UI; here's what you might have missed over the summer
• Vermilion County seeks more advocates for children
• DUI offender sentenced to prison
• Man lying in road near Garrett killed
• Champaign police chief to retire; panel to begin search for replacement
• Anonymous email complains of favoritism in department
• Police probe shooting of Danville man
• Kneel to the smoothie king: UI's 330 gallons break record
• Ruling put off on bid to dismiss part of Health Alliance suit
• Garden of the Week: John Murray
• Text of email sent to Champaign officials
• Armed robbery in Urbana under investigation
• Champaign police chief announces retirement
• Champaign Police Chief Announces Retirement
• “Back to School” Traffic Safety Reminders
• No charges for man arrested for allegedly pushing woman out of car
• Atwood man sought in Villa Grove armed robbery
• Mahomet man accused of 'pile-driving' UI student
• Alison Krauss will play October concert at Virginia Theatre
• Assembly Hall announces Death Cab for Cutie, Lewis Black shows
• Woman burned in Champaign house fire dies
• 2011 National Night Out “Fun Day”
• “Student Book Giveaway” Hosted by Library Friends
• EPA says it's monitoring coal ash sites
• Condo project in Champaign has new developer
• 'Beautiful' South View will be ready for students
• Reports to police
• QR codes come to campus sites
• County board gives final OK to high-speed rail resolution
• High-speed rail advocate touts benefits to C-U
• Woman hospitalized after fire in Champaign
• Man arrested for pushing woman out of car
• Ayers named to lead Parkland Foundation board
• Meeting set on drainage in Tolono
• County recorder won't seek re-election
• Health care merger questioned
• PBL budget projects deficits
• Men plan to take part in walk to schools
• GCMS, teachers reach one-year contract deal
• Farmer City council hears range of issues
• Too bad Russell wasn't biking around here. (Notice he's with George Scheetz, fo...
• Transcript of Obama town hall meeting in Illinois
• Chicago Tribune literary honors go to composer/lyricist Stephen Sondheim, noveli...
• UI: Don't drive to campus if you don't have to on Thursday
• Bradley Avenue to be closed at rail crossing
• IBM returns $30 million to UI over Blue Waters
• John Street to close between Duncan, Kenwood
• Accident kills one, injures two
• Statewide Group Names Top Preservation Projects of Last 40 Years
• Judge orders teen held in Villa Grove arson case
• Danville residents get together to clean up
• School begins in Urbana
• Woman injured in I-74 crash
• Danville area's 8.2% foreclosure rate ranked 26th highest in nation
• State's decision on hospital exemptions may be signal
• Deputy, ambulance worker pull woman from burning car
• Two I-74 crashes send six to area hospitals
• Urbana school board hears funding plans for early childhood center
• COGFA authorizes one-year insurance negotiation
• UI emergency alert test goes smoothly
• Teen enters plea for shooting his mother
• Champaign man faces cocaine charge
• UHS athletic complex ceremony delayed
• Boys charged in Villa Grove fire
• Champaign increases enforcement as UI resumes
• Charges filed for shot fired on UI campus
• Woman injured when her motorcycle hits truck
• Group to push for more industrial education offerings
• Center on Democracy formally closes
• Danville school board to take up uniform issue again
• City ponders its next move as sale nears on Kohl's site
• Reports to police
• Public transit urged from Rantoul to C-U
• Champaign theater might become co-op
• Champaign survivor of stage collapse 'lucky to be alive'
• Champaign man pleads innocent to armed robbery
• UI to test emergency alert system again
• Campus Move-In Cleanliness
• Entrepreneur set to increase ties to campus
• Jakobsson won't seek to override Quinn's changes on surveillance camera bill
• Talks set on funding options for Urbana schools building project
• Champaign council set to fix garage-sale ordinance error
• B-17 bomber to touch down in Danville
• Breakfast, airplane display planned prior to B-17 stop
• With end of subsidy on Stafford loans, interest will accumulate right away
• New vendor possible, but supercomputer could miss 2012 deadline
• Home sales dramatically rise from July '10 totals, but market remains 'fragile'
• 3 autumn openings planned in Savoy
• Veggies 101: Danville, Urbana sites earn grants for healthy snacks
• City, landlord 'in harmony' on curbing trouble
• Lightning strike caused house fire in Mansfield
• Deputies looking for hit and run driver
• Villa Grove business district fire an arson; juveniles believed responsible
• Possible man with gun call turns out to be medical emergency
• Thunderstorm watch for Central Illinois until 7 p.m. Saturday
• Wind-turbine deliveries to disrupt use of roads
• Don't shred safety net, Durbin says
• Same name, different lives?
• Shelter not taking dogs due to virus
• CIB parent posts smaller loss in 2nd quarter
• GOW: Debbie Hartman
• Reports to police
• Tentative $4.92 million Catlin schools budget unveiled
• Judge agrees to recommend boot camp for defendant
• Prosecutor seeks to revoke probation of driver in fatal collision
• Gas line break in central Champaign
• Woman convicted of aggravated battery over incident at store
• Higher trash fees up for discussion in Danville
• UI gets half-million-dollar grant for nuclear research
• 'Stuff the Bus' drive for supplies set
• Carle makes promised donation of land for new Y
• Water main repairs will restrict Green, Bradley
• UI-Springfield finalizes course transfer agreements
• Road work set in Urbana
• Reports to police
• Cause still unknown in Villa Grove fire
• Hoopeston man's death by train under investigation
• Man charged in theft of oven hood
• Three-vehicle collision on I-74 in Vermilion County injures six
• UI alum's mobile-app firm to open office at EnterpriseWorks
• Schlarman Academy starts first year in Danville
• Quinn office says Bambenek report on board appointments not credible
• Nudo backs casino for Danville
• No cause for concern over 'bleachy' water taste
• For once, a drop in temperature
• Reports to police
• Repairs planned on Urbana streets
• Fire in downtown Villa Grove
• Cab robbery is third in less than a week
• Illini names Cincinnati AD to post
• Health officials urge precautions on West Nile
• Three vehicles collide at Bradley and Prospect
• UI buildings vandalized
• Vermilion agency offers school immunizations
• Students at Booker T. Washington will have vegetable garden
• Nudo to seek GOP nomination for 52nd Senate seat
• Danville 'porch walk' aims to bring people downtown
• UI student one of 48 in world to win science grant
• Reports to police
• No action yet on outdoor tables in downtown Champaign
• Nobody hurt in house fire in East Urbana
• County board OKs high-speed rail resolution by one vote
• New UI chancellor welcomed; interim leader praised
• New UI Chancellor Phyllis M. Wise
• Danville police investigate robbery
• Piatt County man charged with kicking friend
• Need stock and investment info? Morningstar and Standard & Poor's are both avail...
• Urbana man wounded by gunfire faces charges in incident
• Summer adventures: Did you know Illinois had a geyser?
• Website helps gardeners donate extra produce
• Law allows renewable energy districts
• Plans for waste-to-energy plant on hold in Gibson City
• Reports to police
• Rankin board to hold hearings on higher fees
• Repairs will slow traffic on Illinois 130
• Champaign board approves Daly, other administrators
• Man shot, wounded while fleeing armed robbers
• Tornado warning expires
• Champaign man pleads innocent to residential burglary
• Man arrested for hijacking in Urbana
• IBM drops out of Blue Waters project
• One person airlifted after single-car wreck in St. Joseph
• County board considers high-speed rail resolution
• UI researchers study firefighters' heart risks
• Danville will survey parents on uniforms
• One lane of Neil to close for water line repairs
• Burglars took items meant to fund repair of sprinkler system
• Outdoor cafe licensing on Champaign council's plate
• Community Wellness Center set to open Sept. 7 in Paxton
• Danville woman injured in accident on I-74
• Nobody injured in house fire in Ogden
• Urbana police investigate armed robbery of cab driver
• Fisher lumber store 'will be missed'
• It's Your Business: Cafe Latino opens across from Menards
• Project begins to build Hope House for seniors
• New UI leader found a way to work with state officials despite tough fiscal times
• Wise's partner proud to be Illini again
• Group is diving in to help get Paxton pool reopened
• Bridge over I-74 near Mahomet to close for daylight repairs
• Group is diving in to help get Pexton pool reopened
• Manufacturer of MS drug plans public session
• Link Card will bring benefits at Urbana market
• Danville school's teachers visit families' homes
• Champaign, Urbana, Savoy focus on safety
• Lawsuit involves dispute over bank fees
• Pedestrian hit when wheel comes off car
• Teen remains in coma after accident
• Three charged in robbery in Urbana
• Two charged in unrelated vehicle break-ins
• Carjacking reported north of Urbana
• Three charged in attack in Urbana
• Mattoon company looks to job cuts
• Electronics recycling set for Saturday
• John Street project moves west
• Regional school chiefs reach no accord over pay
• Scouts to practice for emergency at Rantoul airport
• GOP remap would split Champaign, Vermilion counties
• Vermilion nursing home using consultant after infection violations
• Police use simulator for driving skills
• Reports to police
• Champaign woman injured, may be ticketed, in accident
• Man charged with public indecency as felony
• Man who hit cat sentenced to probation
• Two arrested in Rantoul incident that brought evacuation
• Man accused of beating daughter
• 2011 Champaign-Urbana International Humanitarian Awards (CUIHA)
• Kraft Foods plans to split into 2 companies
• Alcohol may be factor in fatal collision
• New chancellor: UI 'one of the great, great universities'
• Arrest brings second 'armed habitual criminal' charge
• State agency lowers income projections
• International visitors get glimpse of municipal government
• Insurance contracts could be extended
• Reports to police
• Urbana landscape facility to be closed Friday morning
• Catlin project will connect two water mains
• New UI chancellor named
• Police seek help finding accused murderer
• Police seek three men in two campus robberies
• Hold on state insurance contracts upheld
• Teens arrested for burglary at Urbana school
• Local restaurateur looking to bring Smashburger to C-U area
• Credit union's student lending to 'help fill gap'
• Weather giving Danville's water a bit of a stench
• Champaign council supports stricter EPA rules
• UI 11th on Princeton Review's party-school list
• Man sentenced to prison for shooting over woman
• GOP picks retired engineer for county board seat
• Charleston man facing drug charges
• Two men sought in Urbana home invasion
• Convicted bookkeeper ordered to pay back $213,000
• Champaign man gets 40 years in 2008 killing
• DACC president named to national post
• Dump & Run events scheduled
• Carle nurse helps streamline patient transfers
• DACC, Parkland get grants for literacy programs
• Flash Index on hold in July after 13 increases
• Common Ground reaches fund goal a month early
• Teens injured in crash
• Johnson will vote against debt limit bill
• I-74/57 ramp to close Monday night
• Thanks, Ethan and Sadie, for putting us over the top just now - half a million m...
• Man in federal prison accused in Danville murders
• 499,990: That's the current total minutes for our children's summer reading game...
• Danville woman hurt in I-74 crash
• Feed the Thing During Move-In
• Champaign, Urbana, Savoy and the University of Illinois Celebrate National Night Out
• Researchers at UI taking part in $1.3 million geology project
• Church network to distribute school supplies Saturday
• Walldogs 2.0 launches this week in Danville
• Champaign vote scheduled on resolution in support of IEPA
• Walldogs 2.0 schedule
• Another forum set on Danville dress code proposal
• Pet of the Week Sadie
• Transcript of Obama address on debt limit
• Heat advisory issued for Monday and Tuesday
• Urbana shooting leaves two injured
• Urbana council takes another look at 'aggressive solicitation'
• It's Your Business: Larger El Progreso store open in Urbana
• Migrant workers to get payout of $220,000 from seed company
• Sales tax money to school districts
• 'Advocate at heart' begins second year on state health panel
• Districts using nearly $21 million from county sales tax
• N-G to publish book on World War II
• Fire destroys Gibson City home
• Cool cats, come chill with the great swing/jazz/blues sound of Bruiser and the V...
• Part of Danville road to close for repairs
• State Police Memorial Park 2011
• Covenant, Carle have surgical robot system available
• Teen recuperating quickly from heart transplant
• Repairs planned on U.S. 136 near Potomac
• Study: Most smartphone users don't use 'large chunks' of data
• Garden of the Week: Rebecca Renwick
• $500,000 bond in wife-beating case
• Urbana police investigate robberies
• Man charged in marijuana case
• Cab driver robbed in Champaign
• Fourth man pleads in Market Place shooting
• Busey branch in Savoy robbed
• Parole denied man convicted of 1973 cop killing
• Jobless rates climbed in June
• Technology allows better info about waiting time at medical facilities
• July was second-hottest on record
• Crimestoppers celebrates tips on scores of cases
• Reports to police
• Third robbery in a week in northwest Urbana
• Champaign man held in sexual assault case
• Barb Daly returning to Champaign schools
• Teens sought in Urbana school vandalism
• Teens sought in Urbama school vandalism
• Man gets 15 years for eighth felony drug conviction
• Urbana man charged with drug possession
• Pet of the Week Beck
• Urbana teen accused of selling cocaine
• Westville board approves teacher contract
• Champaign schools part of cloud-computing consortium for record backup
• Danville youth's final days reconstructed
• Champaign branch of Centrue Bank sold to Marine
• Rantoul man charged in sex case
• MTD board approves contract with Champaign schools
• Reports to police
• Beer tent permit vetoed in Tolono
• Heat advisory issued for Thursday for East Central Illinois
• Man gets 35 years for killing his brother in Tolono
• Fugitive for 19 years, Catron on his way to state prison
• Heat advisory issued
• Residents: Housing authority should help more with move
• Westville changes zoning procedure
• Driver hit by train was lost
• FarmVille co-creator ahead of schedule
• Reports to police
• $121 million project aims to improve digital resources for researchers
• Roberts considers steps to ban wind farms
• Man sentenced for stealing from business he cleaned
• Paxton construction equipment ordinance on hold
• Champaign OKs test of card-reading parking meters
• Oakwood school board approves 3-year contract
• Investigation continues in Vermilion County crashes
• Mattoon man faces child porn charges
• First Busey 1st-quarter income up from a year ago
• Two LA men get 25 years for meth conviction
• Urbana 12-year-old dies after Vermilion accident
• 3rd man pleads guilty over May mall shooting
• One arrested, one still sought in Urbana murder
• Attic fire in home in northwest Champaign
• Woman killed when train hits car near Buckley
• Fugitive sex offender Catron in Vermilion jail
• Colorado man picks Danville for indoor football team
• Lee changes mind, won't run in new 13th
• Danville's Elder-Beerman to become Carson's
• Social Security offices to close earlier
• Forum planned on Danville dress code
• Anti-flooding work floods basements in Champaign
• Election board fines Gerard campaign $250
• Fithian farmer in line for county board seat
• Reports to police
• Urbana sends panhandling rules back again
• Georgetown-Ridge Farm starts filling vacancies
• Auditions set for "Tennessee at 100" and "Dead Man's Cell Phone." Both shows will audition at the same time.
• Southbound Lincoln tight between Fairview and University
• Danville school plans for leaders
• Danville seeks Walldogs agreement with railroad
• Workers injured at Ikenberry Commons
• Crash north of Philo kills UI student
• Monticello high school student helps on cancer research at UI
• Champaign to hear the details about 'smart' parking meters
• Friends mourn three killed in plane crash
• Official leaving for job with Habitat's international organization
• Oakwood board launches search for new superintendent
• Reports to police
• Man serving six-month term in molestation case
• Rantoul plane crash kills three
• It's Your Business: Burger place aims for August opening
• Urbana to revisit panhandler regulation
• Muralist back in Danville for labor of love
• Work on Champaign parking deck to start Monday
• Some in Ford County feel concerns about wind farms aren't heard
• Officials seeking grants for enrichment at four Vermilion schools
• Iroquois County township sets tougher wind restrictions
• A year after Haitian efforts, group wants to help local folks find healthy meals
• Crops are tougher than lawns, but they're starting to get stressed
• New signs say 'stop' at campus crosswalks
• Gearhead: Peter Alexander
• Another florist to take Rick Orr space in Champaign
• Reports to police
• Recreation area officially named for Woodyard
• Third GOP candidate announces for 102nd House Distrrict
• Road work planned near Bondville, and in Urbana
• Garden of the Week: Marc Changnon
• Transcript of Obama remarks on debt ceiling negotiations
• 2011 Champaign County Fair
• 2011 Champaign County Fair Opening Night Demo Derby
• Marching Illini's new director coming back to UI
• Danville man charged with filing false report over jail custody
• 125 county employees to get raises on Dec. 1
• Man charged with theft of air conditioners
• Champaign man killed in North Dakota collision
• Transcript of town hall by president at University of Maryland
• Convicted burglar charged with new burglary
• Champaign County overhauls precincts
• Burglaries reported at grain elevators
• County board OKs $15,000 for tourism bureau
• Downtown Champaign florist closes
• UI's spam filters prevent some alerts from arriving in test
• Drivers urged to avoid Bowman work area
• Danville school board OKs bid for work including bleachers
• Reports to police
• Three arrested in Vermilion County burglaries
• Danville police seek robber
• Update on I-57/I-74 work
• Sheriff: Scofflaws on Prospect will get tickets
• Part of house wall falls into street in Homer
• Trustees vote to close UI Institute of Aviation
• Traffic stop brings weapon charge
• Nexstar will review options, including sale
• U.S. files brief supporting UI in privacy case
• Red Cross office down to one full-time staffer in Champaign
• Monument company fixes vandalized headstones at rural cemetery
• Danville police officers picked for school assignments
• Westview principal moves to district office
• Final shuttle flight ends safely
• Fire heavily damages Urbana home
• Tolono considers loans for building improvements
• Farmer City council seeks more information on bonds
• Catlin discusses sidewalk extension to new store
• Dynegy, fishing club may have deal
• Philo teen faces charges for Tolono burglaries
• Ready for book 5 in George R.R. Martin's series that started with Game of Thrones? For $1, you could check one out from the library right now. But hurry...
• New UI alert system to be tested Thursday
• Update on I-57/I-74 work
• Man convicted of sexual assault from several years ago
• Work to start Thursday on Lynch Road in Danville
• Jury convicts Philo man of DUI
• Urbana man sentenced in child porn case
• UI Research Park's EnterpriseWorks named to website's top-10 list
• Volunteers cleaning Danville landmark in preparation for new paint
• Proposed panhandling rules fail to get consensus in Urbana
• Parkland College may take over part of Institute of Aviation
• At fairs, livestock join people in trying to beat the heat
• Daily Bread Soup Kitchen adds water bottles to menu
• Champaign council gives preliminary OK to 10-year deal with Comcast
• Urbana council approves boost in liquor, hotel taxes
• Community Blood Services set to merge with firm based in Iowa
• Rantoul man arrested for burglary
• Man who escaped from an Indiana jail captured in Champaign
• Mahomet man arrested for criminal sexual abuse
• Men face disorderly conduct citations after incidents involving paintballs
• Indiana jail escapee captured in Champaign
• Crime report
• Suspect sought in string of armed robberies
• "Getting hot hot hot, then popsicles cold cold cold...." That's from a child's poem written at our poetry workshop for kids, led by Janice Harrington. Read more on our website.
• White Heath teen treated following car crash
• Crop-dusting service expanding to Vermilion County
• Police need help with Villa Grove burglary
• Schlarman Academy getting new interactive whiteboards
• Website will match volunteers with opportunities
• Woman, 96, who drowned overcame adversity
• No reprieve in Urbana for tourism bureau
• Champaign County sites will help you keep your cool
• Champaign man charged with aggravated battery
• Urbana woman arrested for burglaries on UI campus
• Police investigate home invasion in Urbana
• Heat warning extended until Saturday
• 56 evacuated during fire at Mahomet assisted-living home
• Man robs Champaign bank
• Champaign woman dies at quarry in Vermilion County
• Pet of the Week Siyah
• Slow market leading some homeowners to seek renters
• June home sales in Champaign County decline about 18% from 2010
• Danville school district wins $2 million-plus preschool grant
• Dynegy decision leaves Vermilion Fishing Club members reeling
• Champaign woman dies at quarry in Vermilion County
• Two people treated for minor injuries following plane crash
• Crime report
• Final day of the Bag Sale for Library Friends today at the FriendShop. Bring your own grocery bags and fill them with books for $4! Become a Friend for $10/year.
• It's Your Business: Derald's doughnuts are still available
• Records shed light on UI presidential search
• Council action may save home of early Urbana mayor
• More finding benefits of taking a year off between high school, college
• Migrants get harsh welcome in Urbana
• Gearhead: Bobert Woodard
• Stove fire quickly snuffed
• Champaign firefighters snuff stove fire
• County board may contribute to tourism bureau
• Judge extends order closing Cherry Orchard complex
• Aviation Institute's fate may be decided in Thursday vote
• Family Service celebrates 100 years
• Garden of the Week: Mary Sandwell
• Excessive Heat Warning
• Car-truck collision in Paxton injures Gibson City couple
• The Champaign Police Department Issues a Traffic Alert
• Bondville couple accused of stealing metal
• Bondville man charged with beating couple
• Two men beaten in southeast Urbana; shots fired
• Urbana man on probation faces new drug charge
• Champaign woman reports sexual assault
• UI gets nearly $1 million in firefighter safety grant
• Ameren near bottom for customer satisfaction
• Firm to study how best to run Willard Airport
• Heart transplant gives Hoopeston teen a new life
• Parkland gets promised state money after 20 years
• Danville district OKs pact with food service workers
• Just 2 times of year, in late afternoon, the sun makes amazing patterns on our walls. Stop in around 5:30 pm soon!
• Bag Sale at our FriendShop this weekend, 1:30-4:30 pm! Friends members, bring grocery-sized bags and fill 'em for $4 (with regular-priced books, usually 50¢ to $1 each). Sign up to be a Friend at the sale.
• Rantoul shooting victim still in hospital; suspect sought
• Heat watch to start Sunday
• Champaign teen arrested again, this time for marijuana
• Shots fired at Champaign motel; no one hurt
• City-Owned Real Estate For Sale
• Teen shot in leg in southeast Urbana
• 30-year-old Kempton sentenced to three years for arson
• 'Corpse flower' set to bloom in — and bring stench to — Urbana
• Work on cloverleaf ramps at Interstates 57/74 to start Monday
• Photographer shutters his studio in Urbana after 46 years
• Area officials gather to contest Clinton Landfill's PCB application
• Clock ticking on fees, fines owed to Vermilion County courts
• Ex-Ludlow superintendent convicted of sex abuse brought back to U.S.
• Danville school board adopts new dress-code policy with one change
• Fisher Fair 2011
• Man hospitalized following shooting in Rantoul; 'person of interest' sought
• Police investigate shooting in Rantoul
• Work to close section of Prospect in Savoy
• Heritage senior killed in crash near Allerton
• Police investigate shots fired in Urbana
• Benefit planned Friday for family of former employee
• 'Old City of Danville' presentation stirs memories
• Crime report
• Analysis of Urbana traffic stop trends being discussed
• Champaign County sets hearings on wind farm proposal
• Nursing home board OKs deal with state for more cash
• Champaign budget plan to focus on raising revenues
• Wind farm plan gets green light in Vermilion County
• Rantoul man arrested on drug charges
• Sewer work to affect traffic on Prospect Avenue
• Woman charged with theft of credit cards
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch
• Workers picket over Quinn canceling raises
• State employees demonstrate for collective bargaining
• "But Mom, I'm not done reading...." A parent told us, "Thank you for the summer reading program. My kids are refusing to do anything else until they have read for 10 minutes!" Sign up your child today at
• Mahomet couple robbed in Urbana
• Urbana council endorses higher lodging, liquor taxes
• United Way reviews support for Don Moyer Boys and Girls Club
• Boostrix vaccine approved for seniors can also indirectly help infants
• Crime report
• Danville council to vote on funds for upgrading railroad crossing
• Watseka metal-products company gets $200,000 in OSHA fines
• Others don't want to cover Urbana's tab for area tourism promotion
• Gill launches Congressional campaign with jab at Johnson
• Danville school board might use federal money for hiring staff
• No decision made as Urbana City Council discusses panhandling ban
• Springfield man arrested for attempted armed robbery
• Mansfield man arrested for aggravated battery in Urbana
• Man pleads guilty to predatory criminal sexual assault
• Part of Springfield Avenue in Urbana to be closed starting Wednesday
• 262,610 minutes = 4,376 hours = a whole lotta reading in our kids' summer reading game. Join in now, at the library or at
• Truck hitting utility pole causes outage
• Is it just for the teens or are you excited, too?
• Neighborhood Stabilization Program Dedication Ceremony
• Heat Advisory from noon to 7pm today
• Street closure set in Champaign
• Pet of the Week Kahlen2
• Champaign City Council to start looking at next year's fiscal plan
• Champaign County panel leads effort for new jury-pool law
• Vermilion County State's Attorney's Office could soon get new lawyer
• Crime Report
• Hunger commission hears about migrant workers' plight in Rantoul
• Ex-Vermilion County Board member Alexander may fill different seat
• Help sought solving attack on 92-year-old woman in her own home
• Danville school board to vote on hiring architect for North Ridge
• Heat advisory issued for the area for Monday
• Champaign has tentative timeline for selecting superintendent
• Group in third year of helping East Central Illinois businesses go green
• It's Your Business: Mahomet restaurant not just winging it
• Champaign's Finney a leading voice on law enforcement issues
• Demolition of White Hall enables Rantoul to control site's destiny
• Phone records show auditor rarely in office
• Urbana council to consider tax increases
• Gearhead: Jimmy Walden
• Police release images from Urbana bank robbery
• Parkland trustee heads state group
• Regional superintendents hope for resolution over pay with Quinn
• Applicants sought for Vermilion County leadership program
• Reports to police
• Vermilion County museum to host veterans meeting
• Champaign has new police dog on duty
• Garden of the Week: Nancy and Doug Turner
• Woman charged with stealing from employer
• Eviction process begins at Cherry Orchard
• Urbana bank robbed
• Cherry Orchard Village evictions
• Danville man sentenced to 20 years for cocaine distribution
• Johnson opposes higher debt ceiling
• Man charged with car burglary
• Teachers' summer institute aims to improve writing
• Future uncertain for writing project funding
• Rantoul man arrested for DUI after fleeing from deputy
• State's obesity rate rises for second straight year
• Forbes ranking slams Champaign, hammers Danville
• How Bloomington, Champaign stack up
• Facts from obesity report
• UI instructor will tweet from shuttle launch
• Reports to police
• Judge allows evictions at Cherry Orchard
• Mattoon man sentenced for child pornography
• Prosecutor unlikely to add charges when fugitive returns from Thailand
• Business group official out in Urbana
• Single-vehicle crash reported near Pesotum
• Delegation gets time with Quinn on casino bill
• Teen sentenced to probation in child porn case
• Murder charge filed in Champaign shooting
• Man charged in incident near murder scene
• Body identified as Champaign man
• Rantoul teen sentenced to 35 years for murder
• Burglar hits Savoy Radio Shack
• Youngest schools chief in Illinois? At Rossville-Alvin
• Tax hike boosts state revenue to record
• Life Remembered: Steve Apotheker launched local recycling efforts
• County GOP treasurer wants top party job
• Reports to police
• Danville officials to meet with Quinn on casino
• Work to begin on pedestrian bridge over I-74 in Danville
• Vermilion committee recommends wind farm license
• Transcript of president's Twitter town hall
• Urbana man accused of leaving scene of accident
• Three arrested in two DeWitt burglaries
• Man formally charged in shooting
• Decomposed body found in north Champaign
• Champaign man facing sex charges
• Accused killer now in Champaign County Jail
• Hogan: UI has 3 percent pool for raises
• Garden of the Week: Susan and Wayne Bekiares
• Arrest made in north Champaign shooting, robbery
• 2011 Bituminous Overlay Project
• Catholic hospitals reach merger agreement
• Traffic signal work set at Prospect, Church, University
• Board leaders at Boys and Girls Club resign
• Vermilion prosecutor: No decision on schools chief
• On the average, June weather was normal
• Reports to police
• Suspicious fire heavily damages Urbana home
• Residents ask Champaign council to release police names
• Georgetown to discuss property it owns outside city
• Freight train helps push passenger train to Rantoul
• Armed robberies reported in Urbana
• UI football player makes court appearance
• Sewer work to close block of Washington Street
• Danville woman dies in auto accident
• Champaign man arrested for shooting a passer-by
• Baby board books based on Shakespeare & Jane Austen--what do you think?
• Man robbed, shot in Champaign
• Danville recycling group looking at new building
• Recruitment fairs begin this week for Champaign substitutes
• Rules change for substitute teachers
• Bike show to highlight classics, just for fun
• Champaign man arrested for shooting a passerby
• Groups sponsor poker run in Danville
• Danville woman dies in traffic accident
• 2011 Fourth of July Parade
• 2011 Fourth of July 5K
• Historic Farm Days this week in Penfield
• Champaign likely to reject bid for Big Broadband project
• Several construction projects to begin Tuesday
• Pet of the Week Lilly
• 6 area post offices may be on chopping block
• Henning residents see pros, cons to loss of post office
• Facts on the Fourth from the Census Bureau
• Danville considers change in hiring police, firefighters
• Reports to police
• Champaign County Freedom Celebration Parade entry list
• Grand marshal has been driving his cars in parade for many years
• Retiree to fill in as superintendent in Georgetown-Ridge Farm
• Illinois football player arrested for aggravated battery
• It's Your Business: Alexander site to be Mach1 store, gas station
• Restaurants in a 'tough environment'
• Students get good start with dual credit
• Hope Meadows brings families together for the good of all
• A closer look at Hope Meadows
• Project unearthing blasts from city's transportation past
• Champaign crime analyst retires after 35 years
• Gearhead: Dan Ehler and sons Mark and Chris
• Champaign man charged with drug offenses
• Arthur Freedom Celebration Parade 2011
• Gibson City OKs vehicle purchases
• Indicator's rise makes return to recession seem doubtful
• Georgia firm to lead housing redevelopment
• More time to comment on Clinton landfill expansion
• More appear to be living at Cherry Orchard
• UI getting more advanced alert system
• Gibson City grad to lead grade school
• Reports to police
• President Hogan: Raises yes, furloughs no
• James Street Garage Fire
• Man arrested for Champaign murder
• Champaign fire destroys garage, vehicle
• Changes in Parking Meter Rates for the University District
• Life Remembered: Joe Whalen was liked by all
• MTD board approves $32 million budget
• Cuts take effect in Champaign with start of fiscal year
• Gill will run again; another Dem may enter race in 13th
• DACC launches $2 million fund drive
• Latest public sculpture installed in downtown Champaign
• Registration begins for 2012 marathon
• Power pole comes down on car, no one hurt
• Two arrested for Urbana armed robbery; third man on run
• Reports to police
• Champaign police investigating fatal shooting
• 19-year fugitive from Hoopeston, Ludlow caught in Thailand
• Urbana woman pleads innocent to animal cruelty charges
• Champaign man charged with aggravated DUI in friend's death
• Champaign time capsule buried
• Champaign Police Introduces New K-9 Dog “Solo” to the Community
• Champaign man to prison for domestic battery
• Man brought back from Kentucky on warrant
• Not sure what to read next? We're glad to make suggestions!
• DNA testing approved in Beaman's case
• UI's new halftime commercials tout graduates
• Watseka teacher declares for 106th House seat
• New provost picked for UI-Chicago
• Life Remembered: Unit 7 loses larger-than-life figure in Robert Aimone
• Vermilion County sends out property tax bills
• Champaign man sentenced for burglary
• Reports to police
• ThyssenKrupp move could mean 60 jobs for Danville
• Sheriff's deputy treated, released after Crescent City accident
• School getting help from neighbors after bus barn fire
• Transcript of Obama press conference
• Three White Heath men arrested for marijuana production
• Section of North Mattis closed
• Police investigate fire at vacant home in Danville
• Fourth of July Fireworks Event
• Champaign man charged with DUI
• Urbana woman arrested for DUI, other charges
• Power outage in Champaign expected to last 2 hours
• Champaign motel robbed
• Urbana police looking for motel robber
• News-Gazette files new bid for officers' names
• Life Remembered: Warren York brought pleasure to Virginia shows
• Report makes suggestions for Georgetown-Ridge Farm school
• Prosecutor examines Georgetown-Ridge Farm superintendent's actions
• Wind farm will sell some energy to co-op consortium
• Quinn touts workers' comp law during visit to Kraft plant
• Quinn upbeat at Champaign event
• Villa Grove seeks more information on sports programs
• Reports to police
• More than 150,000 minutes tallied in our summer reading game so far! For updates, check the TVs in our lobby and cafe.
• Area events for Fourth holiday weekend
• Stormwater Utility Fee Surveys
• Teen charged in mother's murder
• Urbana man charged in heroin case
• Fisher man jailed on animal cruelty charge
• Dismissal hearing set for superintendent
• Urbana man charged with DUI
• Motorcycle clubs help Champaign family displaced by fire
• Community Day set in Danville's Lincoln Park
• Committee to consider first Vermilion permit for wind turbine
• Technology upgrade on DACC agenda
• White Heath teens arraigned over burglary
• Champaign man found guilty of '08 murder
• Child porn yields 7 years in prison
• Enjoy Community Fireworks Celebrations
• Blagojevich guilty on 17 of 20 counts
• List of charges, verdicts against Blagojevich
• Illinois' chief executives and their legal misadventures
• Website focuses on long-term care options
• Effort under way to digitize yearbooks
• Danville police to step up traffic patrols on July 4
• Pet of the Week Ruby May
• Frances Nelson director retiring
• Reactions differ to Rantoul ban on drive-through liquor sales
• LeRoy Press will expand to Farmer City area
• Danville panel to study revenue for public safety
• Reports to police
• National Transportation Safety Board to investigate plane crash in Rantoul
• Mayor wants to explore options for minor league baseball in Champaign
• It's Your Business: Bakery takes over coffee shop in Mahomet
• State keeps eye on beaches for bacteria
• Duckworth stresses women's service history
• Tips on using sunscreen
• State takes money designated for charities, repays some of it
• State agencies handle money first
• Doctors praise new sunscreen rules
• Gearhead: Harold and Mark Pankau
• Part of Hill Street to be closed beginning Monday
• Police investigate two armed robberies in Champaign
• Need a good book to read? Try one of these about librarians on the loose!
• Urbana plans street work next week
• Auto dealer 'moving right along' with auto parts business
• Officials warn of dangers of fireworks
• Blood donation center considers merger
• Berry farm to close after 40 years of operation
• GOP leaders have several weeks to fill county board vacancy
• User escapes fire on bucket truck
• Quinn signs new map; Republicans cry foul
• Philo man ticketed for DUI after car hits home
• Former minister sentenced to 30 years in federal sex case
• The first book by Champaign author Julie Cross doesn't come out til Jan., but it's already generating national publicity. Way to go, Julie!
• Police looking into possible Paris homicide
• Jobless rates drop in May
• DACC board, union approve four-year contract
• Area lawmakers propose concealed carry legislation
• Widow will use other ways to advocate for those with disabilities
• Retired police raise money for gravestone for first black officer in Champaign
• Rights advocate closes campaign but continues fight for those with disabilities
• Reports to police
• County board member Sapp resigns
• Despite some misgivings, county board accepts rural transit funds
• Unity Celebration 2011
• Road work scheduled in C-U, Savoy
• In our second year of our Garden Hills Elementary School reading program, students enjoyed a library field trip with stories, reading games, and a science demo. Thanks to the Library Friends for sponsoring transportation!
• President's speech on Afghanistan
• Unit 7 contract takes three negotiating sessions
• Liautauds pledge $1 million to new Champaign County Y
• Danville agrees to buy more land for Kohl's project
• Receiver negotiating to sell assets in SEC case
• Speaker challenges Danville to train workers for future skills
• Bid approved for wind turbine at school in Ogden
• Champaign County Board considers civil union license fee, other items
• Gifford chooses new schools leader
• Reports to police
• Oakwood graduate picked for leadership spot at Danville school
• Crews tackle downed tree limbs, power lines
• Champaign 150th Celebration Community-wide Commemorative Photo
• Group fights Social Security cuts, higher retirement age
• University Y plans alternative orientation for UI students
• Ameren offers rebates, discounts
• Urbana High selling auditorium items before renovation starts
• One area credit union downgraded in new ratings
• CCAPP Youth Community Meeting and Pool Party
• Danville recycling center closed over code violations
• Convention Bureau chief disputes Prussing's claims on value
• Reports to police
• Urbana school board wants questions answered before decision on cell tower
• Interim superintendent to return at Heritage
• Farmer City council will help pay for fireworks
• Clerk robbed at Champaign motel
• All Champaign employees likely will get raises in new budget year
• Urbana police investigate armed robbery
• Champaign County Freedom Celebration
• A girl, her father, and their 9-year, read-aloud marathon. Cool premise, neat new book.
• Tornado watch for the area expires
• Centrue at lowest level in new bank ratings
• Truck driver plans GOP challenge to Johnson
• Sprouts farm owner cites steps he's taken
• Danville neighborhood plots a bright future
• Champaign family copes after house fire
• Johnson rents apartment in Litchfield to work new 13th District
• Danville murder trial delayed till October
• Urbana mayor kills funding for convention bureau
• Georgetown fills two vacancies
• Rantoul man arrested for burglary
• Fisher school board rejects all bids for work
• Urbana city council raises campus parking rates
• Lightning may be to blame for fire at abandoned house
• POW: Buddy
• Free events to include 'Celebrate America'
• Feral cats travel far and wide
• POW: Buddy
• Schlarman to have language study available online
• Events planned in Danville for anniversary of 9/11
• Real estate, truck purchases on Danville council agenda
• Events planned in Danville for anniversary of 9/11
• Warm weather, renovations boost pool attendance
• Motorcycle crash puts 1 in hospital
• Urbana council to vote on higher campus parking fees
• Dads, and all of the special men out there, get a special deal at the FriendShop today: choose one regular-priced book to take home free!
• It's Your Business: Blues BBQ reopening
• Scout collects backpacks, supplies for migrant children
• FDA warns sprout farm; experts say defeating bacteria can be a tough task
• Couple's formula - and love - have worked for more than 70 years
• Safety in numbers for 13- and 17-year cicadas
• Bridge work will close part of Poland Road in Danville
• Presidential proclamation on Father's Day
• Cause of Sunday morning fire in Champaign remains undetermined
• Fire hits Champaign home early Sunday
• Danville hospital power back to normal following blown fuse
• Unit 7 adds to improvements at Unity High
• Reports to police
• Bridge over I-74 in Mahomet to close for inspection
• Fire in north Urbana home quickly contained
• More copper thefts reported
• Life Remembered: Terri Burnett left major impact behind
• Some insurance help available over the weekend
• Work will close part of Water Street in Urbana starting Monday
• Impact of bus barn fire will be felt all summer
• Rantoul man arraigned on child porn charges
• Rose and Taylor holds celebration
• Zorba's makes comeback at Taste
• Stories 'muddled' after 2 injured in scuffle
• Car, van collide in Champaign
• Enrollees have until Monday for state insurance pick
• Extrication in Bradley and State accident
• Need a good book? UI Director of Bands Robert Rumbelow recommends "The Tipping Point."
• Collinsville Democrat may challenge Johnson
• Buses, building, equipment destroyed at St. Joseph-Ogden
• Sanitary district picks interim director
• Danville prepares for next project at North Ridge
• Ministers oppose casino in Danville
• Rubber ducks move from pharmacy to pediatrics floor
• Bicentennial time capsule discovered by accident in Champaign
• 1976 Time Capsule: Found June 16, 2011.
• Brothers' relationship had deteriorated before Tolono shooting
• Maple Street work extended by weather delays
• Champaign man held on drug charge
• Damage prevents determination of cause in Wilshire Court fire
• Fire destroys SJO bus barn
• Buses, building, equipment destroyed at St. Joseph-Ogden
• Songer to step down from War Museum post
• Man fined $60,000 in marijuana case
• State extends insurance deadline to Monday
• Rantoul man faces charge over child porn
• SURS switching retirees back to original insurance
• Part of Potomac under boil order
• Man admits shooting brother at Tolono grocery
• A Sesquicentennial Mural for Champaign
• Package liquor tax unlikely in Urbana
• Bambenek will challenge Frerichs; others may, too
• Gill considering another challenge to Johnson
• Life Remembered: Ben Cox, one of Freedom Riders
• Associate judges all retained
• Wilshire Court home destroyed by fire
• Johnson joins lawsuit challenging Obama on Libya
• Man charged with theft in impersonation scam
• Man sentenced to 15 years for robbery
• First 90-day insurance plans available on UI site
• Motorist ticketed after pedestrian struck in Urbana
• UI prof wins $500,000 award
• No injuries in Rantoul fire
• Danville Harley-Davidson franchise to close
• 75 years of Harley-Davidson
• Interim Champaign schools chief will make $1,000 a day
• Firm seeks to build wind farm in Vermilion, Champaign counties
• Health Alliance may be among options by today
• State begins negotiations for 90-day insurance contracts; questions remain
• Vermilion County approves union contracts
• Sheriff details jail's problems at meeting
• Repairs to close Main-Maple intersection in Urbana
• Champaign council rejects package liquor tax
• Update: Health Alliance may be available Wednesday
• Man faces sex abuse charges
• Man faces DUI, drug charges
• Come to the library Thursday to hear from Champaign native Tara Alan & her partner Tyler Kellen. The two will share their photos & experiences of traveling the world slowly during a free program starting at 7pm.
• Ex-Philo man convicted of theft
• Coverage of state insurance hearing
• Champaign 150th Mural Project
• Fire destroys mobile home in Rantoul
• Woman who hit police car gets conditional discharge
• Closing urged for county's downtown jail
• Urbana raises campus meter fees, OKs budget
• Danville school board looks at uniforms for Cannon
• Frerichs to seek re-election, bypass try at Congress
• Water company to flush hydrants in Danville
• Kenwood-John intersection to close Wednesday
• Hogan picked to chair science coalition
• State: Deadline for insurance plan won't change
• Champaign schools could see surpluses
• Bond at $25,000 in doughnut shop holdup
• Man accused of causing Champaign mall shooting formally charged
• Champaign school board picks an interim superintendent
• Shed, garage roof burned in Paxton
• State commission to meet on emergency health contracts
• Hays says he'll run in revamped 104th House District
• New development in the works on Neil Street
• Public meetings planned on Vermilion County brownfields
• Home sales up, but lag compared with 2010
• Former Champaign officer starts jail sentence for DUI
• Others offer meals in Danville
• Company, agencies provide breakfast for children
• Grants to Bring Computers and Training to Douglass Branch Library
• Third person dies as a result of June 1 crash
• It's Your Business: Family Video to reopen its Lincoln Avenue store
• State to appeal order blocking health insurance contracts
• Not all health care agencies will charge employees who smoke more for insurance
• As Relay for Life nears, Champaign woman shows fighting spirit
• Goal for 2011 Relay for Life: $300,000
• New UI vice president plans coordinated effort
• Proposed gambling expansion has proponents, opponents in Danville
• Duckworth to be featured speaker at Rantoul event
• Urbana council to consider budget again
• Contributions from Ameren to Illinois legislators
• C-U MTD board willing to talk with Southwest MTD board
• Road work planned in C-U
• Man sentenced to prison in store robbery
• Reports to police
• Champaign opposes Clinton landfill expansion
• Property value drop hurts Catlin schools budget
• Danville takes steps to keep kids reading
• Garden of the Week: Karen and Danny McCartney
• Man arested in Urbana doughnut shop robbery
• Man arrested in Urbana doughnut shop robbery
• Judge issues order stopping some insurance enrollment
• Longview teen gets probation for sex abuse
• Urbana plan commission delays cell tower decision
• Wrong-way driver on I-72 found in Champaign
• Champaign 150th Unity Celebration
• Spending bill in Springfield could affect Lincoln Hall work
• August trial set on charges in Alvin shooting
• Two bus districts may meet over dispute
• Life Remembered: Jim Stubblefield 'loved this community'
• Bids for Fisher school addition all too high
• Architect is new chair of Economic Development Commission
• UI board OKs hiring of 2 top administrators
• Three-year Farmer City police contract approved
• Lease being worked out for former Philo village hall
• Ford Tri-Motor-Frasca Fly-In 2011
• Tornado warning expires for Champaign, Vermilion counties
• Group blasts Champaign excavation; Ameren says work poses no risk
• Quaker to provide summer breakfast for kids at Danville park
• UI's Urbana campus chooses interim CIO
• Wrong-way driver on I-72 eludes Piatt County deputies
• Judge may rule Friday on part of Health Alliance suit
• Political remap will claim either Cultra or Barickman
• State has record income in May
• Wildlife clinic: Leave animal babies alone
• UI launches $100 million scholarship drive
• Money intended for Japan quake aid will stay at UI
• Reports to police
• Stephens honored as entrepreneur of the year
• Firm brings ideas for better traffic around Danville schools
• Danville school board OKs sale of land
• Champaign man charged in sex abuse case
• Sidney man charged in sex assault case
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• Men face prison, deportation in meth-delivery case
• Heat index headed for 100 Wednesday afternoon
• Three killed in two I-57 crashes Tuesday
• Borrowing for residence hall work awaits UI trustees' OK
• Urbana could follow Champaign's lead on new liquor tax
• Man wanted for May mall shooting arrested
• Student looks ahead to life as 'former criminal'
• Local women part of promising cancer treatment study
• Vermilion County board members mourn Pollitt
• Sidney to take action on nuisance property
• Ludlow board OKs work on street flooding
• Cell company: Tower at Urbana High would be good
• Champaign council OKs summer jobs program
• Teen admits violating probation at tanning salon
• Police seek help solving robbery on campus
• Champaign 150th Entertainment Line Up for June 23 Unity Celebration
• Champaign school board picks firm for superintendent search
• Fire destroys Tuscola recycling facility
• Buttitta's restaurant closes
• North First Street market starts Thursday
• UI-grown produce to be sold on Quad
• Danville schools to close early because of heat
• Couch fire caused by smoking materials
• Illini cyclists pass Alma Mater on cross-country fund drive
• Area enduring near-record heat
• Cafetorium construction to begin at Danville school
• New EPA rules on lead cancel Danville painting blitz
• Health Alliance seeks reversal of state insurance bid
• Urbana reduces number of liquor licenses
• Champaign school board split on search firm
• Business owners, others question proposed liquor tax in Champaign
• Health Alliance sues over insurance procurement
• Dental-plan change means more state employees may pay up front
• Urbana council to vote on budget, with more police
• Parkland trustee to seek state legislative seat
• Champaign council to vote on jobs, mosquito control
• Champaign school board to hear from search firms
• Pet of the Week Kahlen
• Engineers to present findings on traffic near Danville schools
• Parkland gym to be named for Dodds
• Bids are in for K's demolition in Danville
• Drivin' the Dixie returning to Danville
• Organization set to send helpers to Missouri, Alabama
• Playing it Safe! Family Safety Fair 2011
• It's Your Business: Leasing at Blue Line Station to start in August
• Rantoul Soapbox Derby canceled again
• A great rainy day option at the library - come hear country/folk singer Tim Grimm at 2 pm, a free concert sponsored by the Library Friends.
• Sorry, today's Sidewalk Book Sale is canceled due to the rain. But you can still shop for used books inside the library at the FriendShop, open during its usual Sunday hours, 1:30 to 4:30 pm.
• Champaign, Urbana, Danville by the numbers
• Housing vacancy rates, Champaign County, 2010 and 2000
• Census shows increase in vacant homes
• Program offers fitness training to military families
• Leaving school: Sally Burgett
• Leaving school: Grace Mitchell
• Leaving school: Shauna Carey
• Severe thunderstorm warning for parts of Champaign and Vermilion counties
• Most of Central Illinois under thunderstorm watch Saturday night
• Man sent to prison for violating probation
• Meeting on new liquor tax set in Champaign
• Seats are still available to see "Tortall" author Tamora Pierce today, especially at 3:30 pm, but also some at 10:30 am. Register by clicking the event title at champaign.org/events, and you could win a Tamora Pierce book. A book signing follow
• Couple brings Illinois Marathon to wedding
• Farm ground near Champaign sells for $13,500 per acre
• Teen sentenced to probation over stun gun
• Bike lanes to be installed on Philo Road starting Monday
• Work set on several streets in Champaign
• Reports to police
• Teen sent to juvenile prison in Urbana robbery
• UI study will explore costs, benefits of a 220-mph rail line
• Fatal crash ends Coles sex assault case
• Train collision at Union Station causes injuries
• Conflicting advice about how to handle state insurance changes
• Changes to records law won't change much locally
• Cultra will wait and see whether to run against Barickman
• So far, state's leaving municipal tax share alone
• C-U volunteers to help animal shelter in Joplin
• Flag event scheduled in Danville
• Reports to police
• Groups offer safety checks for seniors in Oakwood
• Package at bank turns out to be harmless
• Couple charged with theft of metal
• Urbana vehicle hijacking brings 25-year sentence
• Police match fingerprints from burglary
• Parking lot at Sixth and Green to be re-striped Friday
• Champaign man gets 15 years for home invasion
• Deere, iCyt plan expansion in new phase of UI Research Park
• Couple reopening ag business on east side of Danville
• Mayor urges Danville residents to back casino with Quinn
• 23 tickets issued in Champaign in weekend check
• State's economy continues slow climb in May
• State takes action against professional licensees
• Sewer work to close part of Washington Street
• Barickman to run for state senate seat
• Work takes longer than expected at Kenwood and John
• Sidewalk Book Sale Hosted by Library Friends
• AFSCME files grievance over insurance change
• Two girls die following Coles County crash
• Champaign detention basin a success
• Summer reading games start today! Register online, at or at the library, and let the reading begin!
• Couples, supporters mark civil union history
• Brazen theft at recycling business in Urbana
• Search for UI athletic director extended for new chancellor
• Reports to police
• 183 tickets issued during weeks-long enforcement blitz
• State budget 'very good news,' could mean raises at UI
• Lions Club in Loda hit by fire
• Danville mayor: 'Full-on pitch' to governor needed for casino bill
• 15-year-old pleads in Champaign child porn case
• Teens charged in attack at bus stop in Champaign
• Champaign man gets 25 years in DUI case as Class X felon
• Gambling expansion closer to approval
• Procedures ready for civil unions
• Troopers had to hunt down I-57 accident victim
• Burglars hit unlocked vehicles in Sidney
• Over decades, city traded buildings for parking
• Soup kitchen launches weekend van
• Speaker: Keep thoughts alive beyond Memorial Day
• Event focuses on family safety
• Cancer fund drive planned in Gifford
• Reports to police
• New congressional map moves Johnson out of 15th
• Text of president's speech at Arlington
• Gambling-expansion bill that puts casino in Danville clears Illinois House
• Memorial Day service at Danville National Cemetery 5/11
• Bill keeping insurance as is for two years goes to governor
• Electric rate legislation passes; veto possible
• Delays expected throughout summer on University
• Longtime WILL employee Dobrovolny calls it a career
• Urbana street repairs set for summer
• Urbana police looking for Subway robber
• Washington mural will unite old and new
• Graduation 2011: Mahomet-Seymour
• It's Your Business: New golf shop joins the club in C-U
• Graphic designer digs in quickly and learns on the fly as she plans fruit farm
• Enrollees get 2 chances to pick 'right' health plan
• Urbana crime by the numbers
• Southeast Urbana crime raises concerns
• Add glass to list for Danville recycler
• UI scientist worried over lack of compliance with Bt rules
• Map awaits Quinn's signature, may face Republican court challenge
• Memorial Day 2011
• Thunderstorm watch until 10 p.m. Saturday
• Danville residents ask for crackdown on noisy nuisance
• Champaign man charged in sex abuse case
• Peace Meal reducing its delivery service to four days a week
• Woman sentenced to 8 years for ID thefts
• Truck driver ticketed in Rantoul collision
• Thomasboro OKs teacher contract
• Sewer project to limit traffic over holiday
• Bill undoing health contracts clears Senate; future uncertain
• Watseka man sentenced to 27 years in fatal shooting
• Man sentenced to 7 years in DUI case
• Much of C-U would move to new congressional district
• House approves state legislative map
• East Urbana accident scene cleared
• Fire at Alloy Casting quickly extinguished
• Jobless rates drop throughout the area
• Park agencies get almost $1 million in grants
• Savoy Veterans memorial in pieces
• History of Carver Park
• Danville holds grand opening for revamped Carver Park
• Prussing: Cuts, higher parking fees could cover more police
• Champaign man sentenced to 9 1/2 years in drug case
• Police, residents discuss southeast Urbana crime
• Champaign man gets prison for spitting on correctional officer
• Prison sentences doled out in four different DUI cases
• STAR Expo and Awards
• State revokes Champaign investment firm's license
• Monticello opposes permit for PCBs at Clinton landfill
• Clemons gets lowest ranking of Champaign County judges
• Reports to police
• Senate clears bill on safe school zones
• Westville considers security cameras at park
• Former Meade Park principal gets North Ridge position
• Roundup of Memorial Day ceremonies in area
• State proceeds on health insurance enrollment
• Tornado watch in effect till 10 p.m.
• UI hires search firm to help find new AD
• Lawmakers' commission rejects state insurance move; court battle possible
• Tornado warnings expire for Champaign and Vermilion counties
• Villa Grove Peace Meal program cuts service on Fridays
• SJ-O roofing project to begin in June
• Heritage board approves raises for teachers
• Champaign school administrators named
• Man gets 8 years for Champaign car break-ins
• Couple to air views on wind ordinance to Vermilion board
• Dem redistricting plan faces opposition
• New RTHS contract gives teachers raises for 3 years
• C-U donations fill three trucks for Joplin
• Gibson City Council OKs 230-foot cell tower
• State commission rules against Health Alliance's protest
• Graduation 2011: Champaign Central
• Graduation 2011: Champaign Central
• G-RF officials hear concerns on textbook shortage
• Graduation 2011: Champaign Centennial
• Urbana man charged with home invasion
• Former C-U activist commits suicide in jail
• Men sentenced to prison for burglaries, weapons violations
• Urbana firm files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Midland States Bancorp prepares for IPO
• Visitors get inside look at new Washington school
• Rose would run in new Senate district if remap passes
• Emergency officials issue reminder on storm sirens
• Bears' Urlacher records media spots for Lincoln's Challenge
• Dick Van ... Skype? Actor to 'attend' dedication in more than spirit
• Report: Money manager's fraud as much as $12 million
• Danville school board considers construction class
• Officials mum on Georgetown-Ridge Farm superintendent's leave
• Urbana residents tell mayor of crime worries
• Champaign considers how many high schools would be best
• Rose would run in new Senate district if remap passes
• 2011 Carrie Busey Awards
• First Christian Church collecting items to send to Joplin, Mo.
• Champaign 150th Unity Celebration
• State commission may ask for rebid on insurance contracts
• Champaign Residents Urged to Heed Storm Sirens
• Champaign to discuss summer jobs program
• Defibrillator saves man on golf course in Mahomet
• Playing It Safe!
• Demolition of property next to Palmer Arena nears completion
• DACC board considers bids for Mary Miller Center
• UI student uses memory of summer job to devise solar-powered watering system
• Pet of the Week Abbey
• Reports to police
• English Street closure set for this week
• One dead, two hurt in 2 accidents at same place
• Kid's Building Fair 2011
• St. Thomas More High School Graduation 2011
• Fisher High School Graduation 2011
• Tornado watch issued for seven counties
• It's Your Business: Strip mall planned near Lowe's
• Couples glad for chance to unite — and for a more firm legal status
• Champaign budget could affect city court cases
• $3 million remodeling planned for Christie
• Urbana considers transforming Boneyard into amenity
• Urbana council considers new rules on liquor licenses
• Aldi plans new store on North Prospect
• UI sends team to world programming contest
• Urbana teen ticketed following crash
• Deadline is Sunday night to add your opinions in Answer Book survey
• Hearing in Springfield Monday on health insurance
• King students get look at new construction
• Prepare thyselves for a reading-filled summer! Today we kick off "A Midsummer Knight's Read," our summer reading game for babies to grade 4. Young lads and lasses, drop in at 2 pm for face painting, games, and more!
• Unit 7 board issues bonds for Unity renovation
• UI vet hospital: Register pets before emergency
• Former jail officer sentenced to 8 months in federal prison
• Sidewalks on Fifth Street on campus to close Monday
• State legislative maps released, but may change
• Suit based on I-74 crash brings $11 million verdict
• Ogden mayor appoints wife to clerk's post
• Man arrested for burglary in Champaign
• Champaign man charged in cocaine case
• Vermilion County Relay for Life is Saturday
• Danville police in schools won't reduce officers on streets
• Favorite title of the day: "Annoying: The Science of What Bugs Us" by Joe Placa & FLora Lichtman
• Fundraiser set for community technology
• Tour de Champaign to close some streets this weekend
• Danville Catholic grade school closes after generations
• State budget holds up St. Joseph action
• 'Sprouts' returns to Urbana farmers market
• Gibson City discusses expansion of subdivision
• Two finalists chosen for North Ridge principal job
• Savoy approves engineering for park
• Cerro Gordo schools switch bus company
• Tolono won't seek funding for overpass
• Loda village board vacancy filled
• ReImagining Midtown –An Open House
• Speak Pirate! In honor of a certain pirate movie, Mango Languages now offers (totally tongue in cheek) online lessons in Pirate. (To learn real languages, find Mango on the "Research & Homework" page of our website.)
• Pet of the Week Reggie
• Health Alliance: Bulk of insurance savings from C-U, Springfield
• President's speech on Middle East and North Africa
• Teen sentenced to juvenile prison in Sola beating
• UI names search panel for Guenther successor
• Attorney general: Insurance switch needs commission's approval
• Suit filed in St. Joseph woman's death
• Urbana schools to consider committee on new boundaries
• Urbana motel robbed; gunman not found
• DACC sets another record for graduates
• Farm Bureau claims NAACP map proposal flawed
• Indiana governor to speak at GOP dinner
• Westville schools, union in contract talks
• Rantoul woman injured in tractor-car collision
• Some question MTD's route changes at hearing
• Shauna Carey-Farewell Program 2011
• Volunteer at disabilities camp charged with sex assault
• 2011 Touch-A-Truck Day
• Urbana man charged for hitting man at intersection
• Cops hanging out at donut shops Friday
• The National Park Service tweets from the Civil War, commemorating the war's 150th anniversary.
• Food bank gives grants so pantries can get freezers
• Flag retirement ceremony scheduled in Urbana
• Danville group will line area with flags for Memorial Day
• Hays: This might be Danville casino's year
• Cellphone company proposes tower at UHS athletic complex
• Champaign backs 4% liquor tax to keep police department jobs
• Fire destroys abandoned farm house
• Main Street in Urbana to close for police memorial service
• Danville sets dedication of space to Dick Van Dyke
• Health Alliance says state used inaccurate data
• Rantoul extends junior-high math, reading classes
• Farmer City approves $350,000 in sewer work
• Georgetown council approves expenditures
• Burglary charge dismissed against Urbana man
• Urbana man sent to prison in sexual assault case
• Electronics recycling event is Saturday
• Staples pleads guilty in DUI case
• Guenther successor could be chosen by July
• Guenther ends speculation, announces retirement
• Volunteers sought for Lake Vermilion cleanup
• Property tax base declines in Danville
• Construction set on Carle expansion
• Danville council considers extending enterprise zone to Henning
• Danville back in line for casino in legislative proposal
• Vermilion County begins searching for signs of West Nile
• Man accused in Paxton attack faces July trial
• Planned Scottswood annexation advances
• Redistrict panel sends three maps to county board
• Tamora Pierce fans, win lunch with the author, or a front row seat to see her talk on June 4. Just tell us what impact her books have had on you. Follow the link for details, and see samples of others' entries!
• Man formally charged in mall shooting
• Police ask for information on robbery
• Business dean will lead search for Guenther's replacement
• UI's Guenther to retire
• Woman treated and released after I-74 accident
• Chanute Museum curator delves into history of city, air base
• Danville farmers market ready for new season in new place
• Pet of the Week Flynn
• Urbana parks officials pleased with bond rate for aquatic center
• Public hearing scheduled on proposed bus route changes
• Champaign council considers dismantling cable commission
• Park Street near Carle to close Tuesday and Wednesday
• Reports to police
• I-74 clear after two-vehicle accident
• UI graduation speaker urges global interaction
• One Hundred Fortieth Commencement at the University of Illinois
• It's Your Business: New bar opens in downtown Champaign
• Brothers, both Vietnam veterans, to get high school diplomas
• Concert honoring veterans set for Thursday
• UI student to honor father at commencement
• School district residents will have input on superintendent
• Vitamin D, calcium can help fight osteoporosis
• Man accused of shooting at mall transferred to jail from hospital
• St. Joe man injured in intersection collision
• University of Illinois Convocation Ceremonies 2011
• Urbana council to consider new hotel fee
• Work starts Monday on U.S. 45 from Savoy to Tolono
• Downtown Danville being hit with graffiti
• CIB, Centrue show smaller losses than prior year
• Company has discount drug card
• Parkland College Graduation 2011
• Cash Advance store robbed in Champaign
• Rantoul couple charged in drug investigation
• Champaign narrows school chief search firm options
• UI police seek second person in dorm burglary
• Man beaten, robbed in southeast Urbana
• Man arrested for fake $100 bills
• Shots fired into apartment in Urbana
• Daley speech emphasizes UI's desire for Washington ties
• We're looking for your opinions in Answer Book survey
• Mail carriers hold national food drive Saturday
• OSHA cites Urbana auto parts store for violations
• Sarah Bush Lincoln to start expansion project
• Economic Development Commission to tackle Willard governance
• C-U benefit race enters 20th year
• Firefighters from Brocton, Hindsboro added to state memorial
• Legisature ends controversial county pension program
• Board awards bid for Danville schools warehouse
• Champaign woman faces drug charges
• Ex-bookkeeper accused of stealing from business
• 2 Urbana men charged with harassing witness
• Helicopter was filming for contractor in Urbana
• Portion of Lynn Street closed
• Move Out Recycling and Reuse Event
• Senators have reservations on wind power proposal
• Email update from UI president
• Driver will be ticketed in I-74 wreck
• Police looking for Camargo home intruders
• Home sales up, but average price down, in Champaign County
• UI chancellor to give Parkland commencement address
• State surveys become UI Prairie Research Institute
• Woman jailed in Monticello stabbing incident
• Ford County animal fee questioned
• Paxton approves street changes for Fourth celebration
• Homer ballpark plan moves ahead
• Ivesdale woman rolls car; ticketed for DUI
• House committee cuts $1.2 billion from Quinn's human services budget
• Westville plans for summer street work
• Flooding halts 'City of New Orleans' route
• Legislators up pressure over insurance selection
• Man dies of injuries from motorcycle accident
• Bestselling “Girl Warrior” Author Tamora Pierce to Speak in Champaign
• Two blocks of John Street to close for weeks
• Mahomet man charged with DUI and weapon offense
• Dunham's is new anchor for Danville mall
• Danville man faces charges for having unstamped cigarettes
• Champaign County Head Start gets $102,500 grant for science, book programs
• Downtown Champaign YMCA site may become mansion again
• Champaign's new budget proposal repeats past theme of big cuts
• Champaign County Board preliminarily OKs raising members' pay
• One-time presidential hopeful has Ton O' Fun at local fundraiser
• Multi-Family Recycling Program pickup could be delayed
• Sewer work to close portion of John Street
• Woman arrested after machete attack
• Fire on North Prospect Avenue displaces resident
• Employees evacuated after Freon problem
• UI student charged with possessing mushrooms intended for sale
• Hoopeston hospital buys old Paxton hospital building
• Portion of Prospect to be closed Wednesday
• Urbana firefighters rescue man in wheelchair, child
• State Farm to close Champaign field office
• Lives Remembered: Drake, Dukeman, Eaton
• Construction begins on expansion at DACC
• Surveillance video leads police to Champaign man
• Champaign man heads to Memphis to help
• Negotiations ahead for Danville schools, union
• Two arrested for home invasion in Urbana
• Rantoul man arrested after traffic stop
• Champaign approves teacher contract extension
• Villa Grove changes parking rules on Main Street
• Former minister sentenced to 15 years
• Insurance agents hear claims from hail storm
• One power outage in downtown Champaign ends; another is planned
• Free self-care heart course offered
• UI gets $6 million for cloud-computing research
• New starting, dismissal times under consideration for South Side, Stratton
• UI law student organizes relief for tornado victims
• Champaign budget proposals will include more cuts
• Danville to consider adding officers at middle schools
• Urbana mayor to release budget; no drastic cuts seen
• Support sought for 4-H license plate
• Mutt Strut raises $22,000
• Man taken to hospital for mental evaluation following incident in Rantoul
• Three people treated at hospital following crash in rural Homer
• Three people arrested following report of shots fired Saturday in Champaign
• It's Your Business: Local interior designer's new business rests on pillows
• Carpenter cooks up a good use for Urbana's fallen trees
• Training kicks in when officers face the unthinkable in a public place
• Club at Central backs students with disabilities
• Police chief identifies two officers who acted 'heroically'
• Longtime secretary Thompson is leaving her post -- and a void at the UI
• Moves to reclassify 300 in Chicago add to worries
• Danville students use sign language, songs to learn geometry
• UI seeks successor for board secretary position
• Academic professionals say reclassifying UI jobs a bad idea
• Man arrested for burglary
• Sleepy driver rolls car on I-57
• Seat belt minimizes injury in truck rollover
• Truck driver admitted using meth before crash
• Thunderstorm watch for Central Illinois till 10 p.m. Saturday
• Woman accused of firing gun at man
• Urbana program takes aim at allergies
• Urbana man sentenced for threats
• Workers say they're not being paid
• House committee backs plan for funding higher ed, but changes may be ahead
• Urbana may require hotel-motel licenses
• Gear Head Nick Taylor
• Urbana market opens, but not for pets
• Legislators seek explanation from governor on insurance
• State didn't consider costs on insurance contract
• Man charged with theft of computer
• Proactively Addressing Budget Challenges
• Champaign man charged in break-in at ex-girlfriend's home
• Our new 2011-12 Theatre Season is now online at www.parkland.edu/theatre
• Commemorating National Police Week
• Used bike sale in Champaign to aid Habitat for Humanity
• Feedback from runners overwhelmingly positive
• Publication Services not commenting on reduced workforce
• Marathon organizers look for ways to improve
• Champaign teacher to receive national honor
• Christie can't take all those whose insurance would change
• Landlords don't show for hearing; warrants issued
• Urbana mayor wants all walks shoveled
• State insurance ruling will affect tens of thousands
• Reports to police
• House plan would make only minor cuts to higher ed
• Weather advisory expires
• Cousins charged with sex crime in Urbana
• Former newspaper employee sentenced for theft from company
• Warrants issued for Ramoses
• Fire inside Plastipak quickly put out
• Looking for a good mystery to read? Try The Lock Artist by Steve Hamilton, recent winner of the 2011 Edgar Award for best novel.
• Changes ahead for Champaign restaurant
• Mother's Day Giveaway this weekend at the FriendShop! All moms (aunts and grandmas, too) can choose one regular-priced book to take home, our free gift! Stop in Saturday or Sunday.
• Grant at UI to help fund obesity fight
• Redistricting commission's next step: 3 new maps
• UI president surprised by faculty confrontation
• Redistricting panel, consultant proposed for Urbana schools
• Water main improvements planned in Champaign, St. Joseph
• UI scraps Urbana wind turbine in wake of costs, opposition
• Report details days before Vermilion County police confrontation
• Portion of Green Street to be closed Saturday
• Double suicide reported in Monticello
• Sheds destroyed by fire
• METCAD workers helping out in southern Illinois
• Ex-employee accused of theft with UI credit card
• METCAD Telecommunicators Deployed to Southern Illinois
• Summers concludes 16 years on Urbana school board
• Farmer City again seeks new manager
• Major expansion planned for FedEx Ground in Champaign
• Group fights cut to Medicaid in Illinois budget
• Spezia takes seat on DACC board
• Thomasboro school gets energy grant
• Legal help website to debut in Vermilion County
• Westville school board seats new members
• Three take seats in Farmer City
• Gerard, Faraci take office in Champaign
• Peacock sentenced to probation
• Rick Riordan, one of our all-time favorite CPL guests (Did you see him here? What a great guy!) has a new book out today. Place your holds now!
• Five more charged in Champaign mall shooting
• Paper will donate to charity of new subscribers' choice
• Marching Illini director leaving UI
• Teach science with "Sid the Science Kid!" Learn how at a free WILL-TV workshop for parents and educators. Today is the final day to register, on our online calendar, or at 403-2030. The event is Sat., May 7, from 2 to 4 pm.
• Teach science with "Sid the Science Kid!" Learn how at a free WILL-TV workshop for parents and educators. Today is the final day to register, on our online calendar, or at 403-2030. The event is Sat., May 7, from 2 to 4 pm.
• Tax collector sentenced in misdemeanor assault case
• Police seize marijuana, cash in Champaign
• UI students face drug charges
• Daughter takes reins from Dad in Champaign store
• AAU ouster has no effect on Nebraska's CIC membership
• Vote on Aviation stays off UI senate agenda
• County board considers new map, Olympian Drive
• April showers showed up 20 of 30 days
• Bond at $2.5 million in Market Place shooting
• Section of Oak Street to be closed Wednesday
• Appellate court allows Jon White-related suit against McLean district
• Police find nothing after report of armed man at Market Place
• Coming Soon! An announcement of our 2011-12 Theatre Season!
• Clock tower repairs should be covered by warranty
• Transcript of briefing on killing of bin Laden
• Dump and Run organizers put out call for volunteers
• Gerard, Faraci to be sworn in Tuesday
• Liquor-license applications irk Urbana residents
• Text of Obama's address on killing of bin Laden
• Danville council's agenda includes Harrison Park agreement
• Inspirational ending for 13th Ebertfest
• 2 men injured in shooting at Market Place Mall
• Village Mall redevelopment would yield 2 anchor stores
• Out-of-state applicants help UI's total rise 5%
• Pet of the Week Shaq
• Danville man dies after wreck during police chase
• Shooting at Market Place Mall
• Shots fired at Champaign mall
• 'Small Act' draws big ovation at Ebertfest
• Pair bound by ethics laws to keep work, council separate
• Incoming mayor Gerard yet to grant N-G interview
• Members interested to see how or if Champaign council changes
• Urbana acknowledges residents' complaints about Solo Cup noise
• Illinois Marathon: Woman enjoys run down memory lane
• Illinois invaded: Brown marmorated stink bugs are here
• It's Your Business: Resale shop to aid energy efficiency
• Semi and car in collision on interstate near Tuscola
• Illinois Marathon 2011: Youth Run
• Ebertfest coverage roundup
• Agencies will take old medications off your hands
• Health plan enrollment starts soon; deadline pushed back
• Kohl's confirmed as retailer planning Danville store
• Fairchild subway to stay closed at least until next week
• Teens are raising their voices in poetry showcase
• Director Linklater quizzes audience after Ebertfest screening
• Aviation, IT policies may get another vote
• Tips for getting around the marathon
• Woman completes amazing race
• Illinois Marathon 2011: 5K
• Firefighters' training exercise goes up in flames
• Man stabbed during Champaign argument
• One arrested, two sought in Savoy home invasion
• C-U falls short of record for precipitation streak
• Champaign baby dies in 'tragedy'
• Fire damages Urbana apartment
• Area lawmakers on health providers plan: 'Let's start over'
• Update on closed tunnel due Friday
• C-U nears record for consecutive days of precipitation
• Hearing set over failure to clear out Cherry Orchard
• Champaign school board members take oath
• Culver gets $75,000 in settlement with Unit 4
• Vermilion River overflows banks; city park closed
• Plenty to tell about 'My Dog Tulip' at Ebertfest
• Watch out: Runners will be coming through
• Ebertfest opening night 2011
• One person treated for injuries following crash in Urbana
• City of Champaign Continues to Advance Minority Inclusion in Workforce
• Champaign man convicted of carjacking Urbana woman
• Man accused of selling pot-laced treats
• Two Urbana men face cannabis charge
• Walgreens buying Carle RxExpress pharmacies
• Danville closes Fairchild subway as precaution
• Two injured in head-on collision south of Georgetown
• Ebertfest notebook: Film, and dogs, not for everyone
• Roger Ebert's Film Festival 2011
• Urbana says it will have hole filled before Marathon
• Vermilion County CASA sets training for volunteers
• Ebertfest 13 kicks off
• Man charged in case involving woman, police officer
• Man sentenced to 15 years for aggravated robbery
• Inquest rules drowning an accident
• Atwood man charged for biting deputy during DUI arrest
• Insurance hearing fuels fire over issue
• Woman injured, truck driver ticketed in collision on I-74
• Service agencies ask for budget mercy
• Outage in downtown is fixed
• Henning firm's expansion to add 150 jobs
• Marathon includes plans for emergencies
• Banks doing better than a year ago
• First Busey earnings up for sixth quarter in a row
• Founder leaves Volition
• Culver takes pride in job he's done
• Documentary started with 'strange combination'
• Agencies cooperate to send radiation detectors to Japan
• Danville business continues to make it bloom
• Alliance will repeat film after fest ends
• Survivors to attend renaming of Indianapolis highway
• North Ridge parents seek increased safety measures
• Champaign schools turn focus to interim leader
• Champaign council backs business partnership
• Champaign County Board supports smaller size
• Tornado watch issued for area
• Marathon opens 200 spots for 5K
• No charges in fatal Vermilion County shooting
• Teen who pleaded in Sola attack arrested in new incident
• Minister recounts attack in Paxton home
• Brothers charged in drug case
• Culver resigns, withdraws candidacy for Georgia job
• Ebert brings Linklater, Welles film to town
• Officials trying to coordinate traffic on busy weekend
• Member has final Danville school board meeting
• UI senate rejects Aviation closure
• Danville to begin yard waste collection
• No shared music teacher in St. Joseph
• No guarantees of hearings on state maps
• Urbana backs more land for King Park
• White House chief of staff to be UI speaker
• Newspaper office burglarized in Rantoul
• Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month this Sat., Apr. 30, at 2pm. Local performers will showcase the music, dance and costume of Asian countries. Bring the whole family for this exciting display of our community’s diverse cultures.
• Feed the Thing During Move-Out
• Ebertfest coverage roundup
• 2011 Roger Ebert's Film Festival schedule
• Ebert couldn't resist adding a 13th entry to his annual film festival
• Art's Encore fest will re-show Ebert highlights
• Nelson a man of constant talents
• Urbana man arrested for attack in Paxton home
• Food drive collecting cans on Wednesday
• Ohio town in documentary reminds Ebert of Urbana
• Culver last finalist in Georgia; interim may be considered
• Runners raising money for organizations
• C-U real-estate titan dies at 65
• Jewison visiting C-U for annual film festival
• Spring Pet Wash 2011: A benefit for the Champaign County Humane Society
• Champaign council to look at assisting partnership
• Reports to police
• Danville rental and vacant registration statistics
• Danville panel to discuss property registration
• Freshman set to serve as DACC trustee
• Tuition hike tops DACC trustees' agenda
• Pet of the Week Sappollo
• Real-estate developer Clint Atkins dead at 65
• It's Your Business: Illini Inn changes hands
• UI official resigns over changes
• Danville groups back emergency lights
• Jobless rate draws national attention
• Danville launches academy for teachers to help colleagues
• C-U's jobless rate trails most Big Ten cities
• Street by City Building to close Monday
• Book details effort to help women around the world
• La Due is city's longest-serving elected official
• Motorcycle passenger injured in fall
• Search still on for dog lost in accident during storm
• Recent reports made to area police
• Several vehicles burgled in southeast Urbana
• Easter Closing: The library and our FriendShop used book store will be closed tomorrow, Sun., Apr. 24. Book returns will remain open, as they do on all holidays.
• Group boosts local food
• Development planned at Fifth, Park
• Urbana to consider Olympian Drive measures
• County board faces series of issues
• Food bank to benefit from Quad drive
• Garth to return for fundraiser
• Dog lost in accident during storm
• Woman plans picket of wind energy meeting
• Unity to get geothermal system
• Gearhead: Ernie VanDyke
• Culver may be out of running for Georgia job
• 2011 Champaign-Urbana International Humanitarian Awards Call for Nominations
• Jobless rates drop
• Jakobsson sets hearing on insurance plan
• 'Captain America' walking for veterans' groups
• Champaign Public Library Program Has Students Begging to Read
• Training set for volunteers for Provena program
• Tech startup: Women's forum meets at research park
• DACC considers making campus smoke-free
• Prosecutor: Contempt filing would be next in landlord case
• Country Health expansion to be complete this fall
• County board OKs bonds, Olympian Drive resolution
• Catlin makes plans for summer street work
• Common Ground board OKs expansion project
• Health official: Apartments still have tenants
• Danville to host bike day
• Developer says he will overcome hurdles
• Lincoln Trail changes policy on interlibrary loans
• Tolono will discuss tax increment money
• County board to vote on pay hike for clerical workers
• Reports to police
• Transcript of Obama's Facebook town hall
• Jack beats 10 for Monticello council seat
• UI picks up new athletics sponsor
• Life Remembered: Philanthropist Richmond gave millions to UI
• Champaign council approves police contract
• Teen pleads guilty in weapon case
• No injuries, relatively little damage from storms
• Stove fire prompts building evacuation
• Lightning strike may have caused house fire in Urbana
• No hearing date set on appeal by landlords
• State denies N-G request for records on insurance contract
• Suit re-filed seeking damages in Carrington shooting
• Demolitions continue in Danville
• Walldogs coming back to Danville for more
• Tolono retiree lends a hand in North Carolina
• Lightning strike may have caused house fire in Urbana
• Two charged in scrap-metal theft
• Man sentenced to prison in cocaine case
• Man arrested on drug charge
• Severe thunderstorm warning for NE Champaign County
• Hundreds without power after storms hit; flood warning in Piatt County
• Champaign postpones meeting; Culver ready to leave
• Energy grants will help Rantoul schools replace doors
• Trial dates set for accused killers
• Groups hold rallies at West Side Park
• Life Remembered: Kirchner brought energy, passion to life's work
• Earth Day program at Anita Purves Nature Center 2011
• Urbana council clears indoor soccer facility
• Survey says homelessness up by more than 10 percent
• Champaign Tea Party Rally 2011
• Blue Ridge schools will have police presence after bomb threat
• Make Them Pay
• Teen pleads guilty in final case in Sola beating
• No decision on Georgia superintendent tonight
• Judge fines landlords, closes apartment complex
• Driver enters plea in fatal bicycle collision
• Champaign police contract up for vote
• Danville to vote on development fund
• Arthur Home, Eberhardt Village hire manager
• Catlin school board approves social studies course
• PBL makes moves for coaching assignment
• Bids sought for Heritage Estates project
• Iroquois board votes to reduce number of members
• Philo meeting center work may top $30,000
• Drug take-back event set for April 30 in Tuscola
• Meijer Educates Illini Students on the NuVal Scoring System at Upcoming Health Fair
• Citizens seek public review of new maps
• Nobody injured in house fire in Gifford
• We've concluded our 2010-2011 theatre season. Our facility now will be utilized over the next few months by other area community groups and organizations. Be sure to catch CUTC's INTO THE WOODS, WEST SIDE STORY, and THE MUSIC MAN. Visit cutc.o
• Strike by building-, food-service workers at UI averted
• Inmate confesses to Oklahoma killing 25 years ago
• Final performance of THE LITTLE PRINCE today at 3pm. That's it for this season. Keep an eye out for an announcement of our 2011-12 theatre season!
• Abe Lincoln really did sleep here
• Fourth-graders go digital in Danville
• Bike to Work Day scheduled
• Sewer work to close Champaign streets
• State's tech and ag resources to help Japan
• Earth Day event set in Urbana
• Judge will issue ruling on Monday in Ramos case
• Reports to police
• Veterans housing planned in 'uninhabitable' building
• New nonprofit hopes to film a rehab series
• Public input sought on redistricting
• Decatur man sentenced in drug case
• Urbana man arraigned on drug charge
• Boneyard cleanup canceled
• Judge acquits Champaign man in sex case
• Man on parole arrested for loaded gun
• Champaign school board sets special meeting
• Don’t miss up-and-coming Virginia folk duo The Honey Dewdrops performing at the library, Thurs. April 21, 7pm.
• Life Remembered: Kurland was brilliant, passionate, 'a good guy'
• Wind advisory most of day
• Wheelchair event set for Saturday
• The Mystery of the Vanishing Abe
• Recycling Options for Champaign Residents
• Entrepreneur tour offers teens advice
• Ballots left in polling place may not affect clerk race
• Danville schools working on anti-bullying program
• Routine recount doesn't change Urbana schools race
• Traffic stop nets cocaine arrest
• Autopsy Friday in motorcycle crash
• Final Week for THE LITTLE PRINCE! Thursday, Friday & Saturday at 7:30pm and Saturday & Sunday at 3pm. Don't miss it!
• Underground problem caused power outage
• The Exchange Club to Honor Champaign’s “Officer of the Year”
• Urbana man faces felony charges
• Legislators question insurance assumptions
• OSHA issues safety citations to construction firm
• Tax advocate: State may have to raise other taxes
• Aqua Illinois sends rate hike request to ICC
• Retrial results in conviction for lesser offense
• Official: State may have to raise other taxes
• Vermilion remap plan has officials' support
• 38 tickets issued in bar checks
• Arcola man arrested on drug charges
• County redistricting panel votes 7-4 for new map
• No injuries in house fire in Danville
• Bond sale next month to pay for Urbana pool
• Champaign teen jailed on child porn charge
• City agrees to plug pipe near Boneyard
• Westville moves toward banning commercial vehicles on some streets
• Obama speech on federal budget
• Marathon extends registration for most events
• Gerard assembles transition team
• Group starts 19th year of building wheelchair ramps
• Health Alliance expands protest; Humana joins in
• Agreement on Ford County waste plant
• Ford County approves pact with waste plant
• DACC, agencies offer caregiver meetings
• UI has resource fair for busy parents
• UI asks for hold on Tribune FOIA ruling
• Contract near for new RTHS principal
• Heritage additions nearly finished, over budget
• Paxton to buy remote water meter system
• South part of Homer will get sewer service first
• County backs bonds for Countryside, slows Olympian project
• City council backs CommUnity Matters
• TV-Turnoff Week is coming, and brings to mind a favorite quote from a young patron here at the library. His description of books: "They're like TV in my head!"
• Nobody injured in house fire in Champaign
• Urbana woman pleads innocent to aggravated battery of a child
• Danville man died from multiple injuries in I-74 crash
• 11-year sentence for cannabis conviction
• Man faces up to 30 years for spitting on officer
• Children’s Book Author Kate Klise Coming to Champaign
• Board recommends nursing home contract extension
• Refugee Center faces budget cut
• Utilities seek annual rate hikes from state
• Danville school board to vote on warehouse repairs
• Danville hopes for golf solution this year
• Champaign Central decision now likely in the fall
• Hoopeston wind farm on hold
• Museum director uses U.S. flag as distress signal
• Reports to police
• Urbana OKs incentives for soccer complex
• Health care switch for state workers may be in trouble
• Campustown Fire Update
• Final Week for THE LITTLE PRINCE! Thursday, Friday & Saturday at 7:30pm and Saturday & Sunday at 3pm. Don't miss it!
• Children's author Kate Klise will speak here on April 28. She and sister Sarah have collaborated as author and illustrator since Kate was 10 years old! Read more in great article in "The Peoria Woman."
• No cause in Green Street fire
• Judge rejects delay in landlord trial; second judge rejects substitution
• Arcola man dies after being hit by train
• Truck catches fire on I-74
• Taking life with a grain of salt
• EIU technology degree offered at Parkland
• 1 killed, 3 injured in I-57 rollover
• Panel to consider acquiring, razing burned-out building
• Black's career to be saluted with open house
• All evacuate plane safely at UI Willard Airport
• Top area road projects include I-57 work, Danville subway
• Former Belgium officer's civil action thrown out
• Vote scheduled on amending Rantoul tax increment agreement
• EIU master's program meeting set for Parkland
• Annual meeting planned this week
• Landlords' trial on violating health codes resumes
• Two teens die in a single-vehicle crash in Douglas County
• Power restored in Champaign
• It's Your Business: New Thai restaurant opening in Champaign
• Culver ready to move on after nearly nine years running Champaign schools
• Admirers glad to see Nugent, Khan honored
• Office space demand shows uptick
• Rantoul police officer earns Exchange Club honor
• Pet of the Week Mikey
• Kraft donates $15,000 to fund Foodmobiles
• Boneyard Arts Festival 2011
• Rantoul water tower rescue ends safely; teen faces arrest
• State radiation findings show no hazard in Illinois
• Work to start Monday on U.S. 36 in Douglas County
• Teen with stun gun arrested after prowling call
• Work to start Monday on Neil Street in downtown
• State rules for newspaper in records request
• Proponents, foes meet on Vermilion wind turbine project
• Woman convicted of Monticello stabbing
• Shutdown wouldn't hit UI
• Marathon still needs volunteers, but most jobs covered
• Plane makes safe emergency landing in Iroquois County
• Committee recommends Iroquois County board approve wind farm rules
• We're putting our volunteers in the spotlight during National Volunteer Week. More than 365 volunteers gave our library more than 14,000 hours this year. A big thanks to them all!
• Driver in accident ticketed for DUI
• Teen accused of stealing car, jewelry
• Government shutdown websites
• UI student charged with arson in dorm fires
• Soil temperatures rising in Illinois
• Tax increase to fund library expenses rejected
• Bayles Lake residents face funding problem for sewer plant
• Fire at Guardian West put out quickly
• State official playing tourist with a purpose
• Convention bureau's HQ moving to downtown Champaign
• Wrap your head around the brain
• Lovington chief leaving as voters OK annexation
• Four incumbents lose in Fisher election
• 2 men plead innocent to charges
• County board clears way for local autopsies
• Four Rantoul men arrested after fight
• No injuries in afternoon shed fire in rural Rantoul
• UI plans pension meetings; financial picture bleak
• The library catalog and "My Account" functions are now working again, after a short downtime for an upgrade.
• Urbana school board 4-vote outcome won't change
• Write-ins prevail in Vermilion races
• Old Ford jail on endangered list
• ILEAS makes squad-car camera grants
• Urbana officials surprised by level of pool support
• With office safe, candidates might emerge for auditor
• Tolono residents reject overpass, 'quiet zone' but approve fire station
• Church Street near Carle will be closed through April
• Extra meeting set for county redistricting commission
• Coles County 2011 election results
• 'New guy' is familiar face at DACC
• Piatt County 2011 election results
• Douglas County 2011 election results
• 2011 election results for school districts
• Mahomet man indicted for failing to file federal income tax returns
• Opening Night for "The Little Prince!" Break a leg, everyone!
• Health Alliance loses state employees contract
• Police investigating south Champaign accident involving van rollover
• Giertz, Trimble, Knott win Parkland seats
• Vermilion County 2011 election results
• Threats situation quickly resolved
• Woman convicted of Monticello stabbing
• 2 teens sentenced to juvenile prison for robbery try
• Reminder: Be sure to bring your library card if you visit Thursday or Friday this week. While a system upgrade is in progress, you need a card to check out. Also, the catalog and your account will be unavailable those two days. Sorry for the inconvenienc
• Iroquois County 2011 election results
• Ford County 2011 election results
• Edgar County 2011 election results
• Eisenhauer mayor for four more years
• Brown, 3 incumbents win Champaign school board seats
• Voters approve possible reactivation of high school
• Faraci chosen for Champaign council seat
• Gerard elected mayor of Champaign
• Danville police arrest 15-year-old shooting suspect
• Planning to start for new Crystal Lake pool
• Champaign council has questions about recycling center
• Danville council OKs permit for package liquor store
• Partial returns: Gerard, Faraci win in Champaign
• Special thanks to Chris Foster, Rebecca Grosser and Patty Dudley for their help in creating this ad for "The Little Prince" April 6 - 17!
• Power outage in Urbana over
• Fundraiser set Saturday at Jupiter's at the Crossing
• Douglas County sheriff's office seeks information on incident at dog pound
• Cupcake drinks are back, at our Latte Da! Cafe, during April only. Try a Cupcake Mocha, Red Velvet Hot Chocolate, Cupcake Chiller, Strawberry Shortcake Latte, or Strawberry Shortcake French Soda.
• Watseka man found dead in car on I-57
• State starts seeing spike in revenue
• Decorative piece of courthouse tower snaps
• Months-long project to begin on Fourth Street
• Union plans strike if UI deal isn't reached in 2 weeks
• Christie sends transcription work to Massachusetts
• Mayoral candidates discuss filing snafus
• Legislator: UI appropriation likely less than Quinn's budget
• Attorney general rules UI must release records
• Reports to police
• Missing man's body found near Loda
• Tolono man listed in serious condition following crash
• Bond set at $75,000 following drug arrest in Champaign
• Senate committee forwards recommendation to close Aviation
• Decorative piece of courthouse tower snaps
• It's your business: Casual restaurant now open in Urbana
• Used medical equipment drive to benefit nonprofit
• Paper's ex-publisher challenges Danville treasurer
• Champaign likely to vote on permit for recycling center
• Danville mayor candidate: Jim McMahon
• Six running for three seats on RTHS board
• McMahon would run Danville like business
• Six running for Rantoul village board seats
• Rantoul City Schools candidates answer questions
• Tolono residents to decide on ballot questions on TIF money
• Police seek teen in Danville shooting
• Computer glitch caused a filing error, Schweighart says
• Firefighters believe fire likely started by an animal chewing an electrical wire
• Multiple fire departments put out two fires in the St. Joseph area
• High winds knock out power
• Two people listed in fair condition following crash
• SEC woes engulf man's associated firms
• Man taking rare automobile across country to honor those battling cancer
• Crisis Nursery plans 'Wrap the Nursery' event
• Candidates for Champaign council District 5
• Q&A with Champaign mayoral candidates
• 7 vie for 3 Parkland board spots
• Candidates for mayor of Champaign
• Construction set for I-74 bridge
• Candidates for Parkland board
• St. Joseph-Stanton fire district again seeks tax increase
• Q&A with candidates for Champaign council district 5
• Mayor, challenger differ on budget philosophies
• Fire in town home wall displaces residents
• Illinois senator says citizens worried about economy foremost
• St. Joseph-Stanton fire district seeks tax increase
• Work planned on Elm Street in Mahomet
• Volition to lay off 16 employees
• Former minister pleads guilty to sex crime
• Today @ the library...The Strong Man presents eye-popping feats of strength, for families, at 2 pm; used CDs just 25 cents each (regularly $1) at the FriendShop (throughout April), open 1:30 to 4:30 pm.
• Vermilion County voters have lots of write-ins to consider
• Reports to police
• Vermilion County write-in candidates
• Williams aims for stewardship as Danville mayor
• Former Champaign man held on sex charges
• Danville mayoral candidate: Rickey Williams Jr.
• Champaign man arraigned on burglary charges
• Man sentenced to 15 years in drug case
• In wake of arrest, police urge quick call when scam is suspected
• Danville teen shot; suspect arrested
• Two from Rantoul arrested in January murder
• Eisenhauer still passionate about leading Danville
• Danville mayor candidate: Scott Eisenhauer
• Fire Factor Spring 2011
• Champaign County jobless rate drops; most others rise
• Pulmonologist/critical care expert joining Provena staff in Danville
• Savoy community learns more about new school
• Crimestoppers: Danville police seek tips in hit-and-run
• Reports to police
• Champaign school candidates discuss issues at forum
• Danville mayor debate starts with controversy
• Two men charged with Champaign holdup
• World Book Encyclopedia 2009, 22 volumes, now available for just $150 at our FriendShop used book store ($799 retail, $300 on eBay). The shop's open weekends from 1:30 to 4:30 pm.
• Arcola man now facing Champaign County sex charges
• Firm puts Carle on top 100 list
• Two injured in three-vehicle collision
• Quick says business experience would help him lead city
• Danville mayor candidates: David Paul Quick
• School board candidate: Court case has no impact
• Exchange program for Japanese students still on at UI
• 'Ready, Set, Grow!' event set for Saturday
• Q&A with Champaign school board candidates
• Candidates for Champaign school board
• Voters to weigh in on Rossville-Alvin reactivation
• Georgetown candidates speak at forum
• Firefighters put out kitchen fire in Mahomet
• Heater may have been cause of smoke odor
• Mayoral candidates trade accusations over donations
• Man sentenced to 8 years for attempted robbery
• Teen sentenced to seven years for robbery
• Two arrested in downtown Champaign robbery
• More than 50 events planned for Money Smart Week in Champaign County
• UI responds quickly to report of bed bugs in residence-hall room
• Lakeview College of Nursing's senior seminar helps Crosspoint programs
• Officials: Storm-water fee would help Champaign tackle projects
• Liberty Elementary event celebrates many cultures of one school
• Vermilion fourth from bottom in ranking health of Illinois' counties
• Man's greenhouse gift to DACC is planting seeds of knowledge
• Man pleads innocent to indecent solicitation of a child
• Champaign superintendent a finalist for job near Atlanta
• Spots still available for Champaign County Citizen Police Academy
• Man faces prison for robbery conviction
• Champaign man gets probation for trespassing
• Urbana man held on cocaine charge
• Girl overcome by fumes released from hospital
• State group opposes Champaign County ballot question
• Voters to decide whether to keep elected auditor
• Wording of question on Champaign County auditor
• Candidates for Danville city council Ward 7
• Danville race pits former state rep against incumbent in Ward 7
• Police report robbery during bingo game
• Mahomet man charged in Idaho sex case
• Urbana council considers fate of displaced tenants
• UI senate calls for discussion on powers of campuses
• Text of Obama's speech on Libya
• Champaign school candidates available Tuesday
• Parts of Hill and Lynn streets in Champaign to be closed to through traffic beginning Tuesday
• Democrats head back to Indiana
• Two injured in shooting in Alvin
• Marathon seeks 250 course volunteers
• Danville school board candidates
• 2 incumbents, 3 newcomers seek open seats on school board
• Ward 6 incumbent faces 2 challengers in Danville
• Only one contested race for Urbana school board
• Update to be given on new Savoy school
• Reports to police
• Ballots, information for area counties
• Investigators continue to pursue cause of Campustown fire
• Doctors move forward on research on brain cooling
• Green Street reopens between Sixth and Wright
• It's Your Business: Coffee retailer to take puppy place's mall space
• Developers discuss planned Champaign project
• About supportive living facilities
• Area residents push to establish a place for fledgling food entrepreneurs
• Voters will have say on pool in Urbana
• Urbana pool ballot question
• Pet of the Week Damon
• Community-police group schedules forum
• Police investigate an armed robbery in Urbana
• Fire department reports no injuries in fire in rural Monticello
• No injuries reported in house fire in White Heath
• Urbana to decide on demolition of cleaners building
• Ward 5 candidates
• Three seeking Danville Ward 5 alderman seat
• Local bank's parent closing Arizona office
• Fund-raiser takes aim at diabetes
• Builders join on 'green' house showcase
• Planning under way for residential center for women
• Incentive for class to raise scores: Open campus for lunch
• Urbana apartment buildings condemned
• Georgetown candidates' forum scheduled
• Champaign school board candidates forum March 24, 2011
• Mayoral candidates forum March 24, 2011
• Champaign mayoral candidates square off at forum
• Ruling on Provena's taxable status anticipated
• Danville Ward 4 candidates
• Ward 4 race pits newcomers for available seat
• Developer to get $2 million incentive for Danville retailer
• Demolition to begin on Green Street buildings
• Study: Tens of thousands have too little food
• "The Little Prince" opens Wednesday, April 6!
• UI: Emergency message a mistake
• Cause, damage of Green Street fire undetermined
• Three candidates for one seat in Danville Ward 2
• SEC accuses Urbana money manager of stealing $6 million
• Danville's First Citizen: Anne Sacheli
• Future uncertain for Zorba's, other businesses
• UI trustees unanimously vote for tuition increase
• Westville budget includes raises for most workers
• St. Joseph won't sell 'Boy Scout' building
• Farmer City rejects engineering proposal
• Campustown Fire
• Ameren set to charge up electric vehicles when public's ready
• Campustown Fire March 23 2011
• UI's Berenbaum wins major science honor
• Third floor of fire-struck buildings will be demolished
• 60-year-old housing complexes to be torn down
• Fire reported in Campustown
• Danville Ward 1 candidates
• UI leads global interdisciplinary project
• Villa Grove schools working on ideas for house project
• Two newcomers seek Danville Ward 1 seat
• National retailer considering Danville; council to meet on incentives
• Reports to police
• Nobody injured in house fire in Homer
• Jets were headed to Nashville
• Johnson opposes military action in Libya
• Company aims to improve posting content to Web
• GOP picks Esry to fill county board seat
• Suit against city dismissed, could be refiled
• Centrue parent reports fourth-quarter loss
• Small businesses urged to take tax credits from health care act
• Profs outline costs of reopening Rossville-Alvin
• Verizon to launch 4G in C-U this year
• New MTD kiosks up and running
• Resident questions Vermilion wind farm rules
• UI trustees to consider 6.9 percent tuition hike
• Two hospitalized after I-57 crash
• Plea deal makes Peacock eligible for probation
• REO to play Virginia in May
• Judge rejects suit against city, police
• Champaign Community and Police Partnership Will Host First Community Meeting
• Eric Schacht as The Aviator and Trinity Carpenter as The Little Prince. April 6 - 17 at Parkland College Theatre
• THE LITTLE PRINCE opens Wednesday, April 6!
• Sewer work to close parts of Washington, Lynn streets
• Job fair focuses on workers 50 and older
• DACC loses 80 years of experience with two retirees
• First Busey sees profit, rosier financial outlook
• Reports to police
• Arcola man arrested for sexual abuse
• Urbana schedules fire training downtown
• Urbana's Peacock awaits decision by judge
• It's Your Business: Sickler salon doubles size
• UI students' trip moves lesson from classroom to reality
• Daily Bread soup kitchen plans its own bus
• Volunteers still serve food -- just not perishables
• Pet of the Week: Halo
• RTHS to pick from assistant principals
• Big Broadband consultant floats idea of closed meetings
• Danville woman honored for Women's History Month
• Nursing students to raise money for children
• MTD unveils newest hybrid buses
• Reports to police
• Fire hits Rantoul apartment building
• Parkland candidates address several issues at forum
• Audio and video from Champaign mayoral debate
• Oral histories of ex-governor Jim Edgar online
• UI student hit by vehicles was intoxicated
• UI trustees won't vote on turbine at next meeting
• Sneak peek at Garden Hills
• Urbana man sentenced for providing gun in killing
• Reports to police
• Group waiting on chemical plant decision
• Court date set in drug case
• Tolono couple landed just in time for Japan quake
• 'Progress' reported in probe of '07 killings
• Plans for local projects detailed
• Monticello school board adopts new bus service
• County board approves Olympian Drive "purple" alignment
• All month, it's St. Paddy's Day at our Latte Da! Cafe! Buy any special beverage from their St. Paddy's menu, then reach into the Lucky Cauldron for a chance to win a free drink!
• All month, it's St. Paddy's Day at our Latte Da! Cafe! Buy any special beverage from their St. Paddy's menu, then reach into the Lucky Cauldron for a chance to win a free drink!
• Champaign police investigate report of shots
• 13-year sentence in DUI case
• Video from Champaign mayoral debate
• 'Poison pill' stalls UI tuition waiver abolition
• Indiana Democrats hold call-in show for constituents
• UHS gets national recognition for advanced placement courses
• Bill would require governments to disclose number of surveillance cameras
• Two face unrelated burglary charges
• No injuries in Champaign house fire
• 16-year-old to juvenile prison for role in holdup
• St Baldrick's at Central HS 2011
• Lineup announced for 2011 Ebertfest
• Budget, incumbent's record themes in Champaign mayoral debate
• DNA brings charge in Rantoul break-in
• Man arrested in drug case
• Bill on photos for LINK cards clears committee
• Subcommittee kills repeal of income tax hike
• Homer road work has higher price than expected
• Villa Grove considers limits on downtown parking
• Danville Housing Authority to consider Section 8 move
• Police arrest four over thefts from UI rec facilities
• Champaign County housing sales off to strong start
• Oakwood approves parking rules changes
• Kankakee man sentenced in federal tax case
• Monticello schools consider new bus service after 40 years
• Waste-energy firm drops Gibson City from consideration
• Reports to police
• Paxton to upgrade some radios to meet federal rules
• Adventure Comedy With A Fabulist Tint - American Suite Humorously Challenges Our Notions Of What It Means To Be American Today
• Request for liquor store permit withdrawn in Danville
• Champaign council drops idea of pension bonds
• Urbana school board to send layoff notices to 66
• Urbana teen faces new charges in unrelated case
• Lane closed on section of Neil Street
• Champaign man arraigned in sex case
• Retired justice headed back to Fourth District Appellate Court
• Ex-police officer charged with felonies
• Bronze bust unveiled of astronaut, UI grad Altman
• UI panel backs keeping Institute of Aviation open
• Nursing home board OKs loan repayment plan
• Prairie Village taking part in pilot program
• Champaign County panel to start reviewing map options
• UI plans to raise tuition, but only to account for inflation
• Kennedy: Research universities key to helping state's economy
• UI joins effort to raise funds for earthquake through Japan House
• Streets to be closed for storm sewer work
• Urbana man arrested for residential burglary
• Tolono teen asks for time to hire an attorney
• Two men plead innocent to residential burglary
• Urbana man charged with home invasion, armed robbery
• No U.S. personnel missing after Japan quake
• 2010-2011 elementary waiting list
• Search for missing teen under way in western Indiana
• 2009 school climate survey – 4th and 5th grade version
• 2009 school climate survey – middle school version
• 2009 school climate survey – high school students version
• Climate study shows generally positive feelings at Champaign schools
• Voluntary reductions in faculty, staff on agenda at UI trustees meeting
• Crime report
• Open-house visitors get firsthand look at Virginia Theatre's renovations
• Danville alderman wants two names added to 'Celebrity Way'
• Man sought in connection with March 4 shooting in Champaign
• Pension financing plan up for discussion at Champaign council meeting
• PET of the Week Gigi
• PET of the Week Gigi
• It's Your Business: Asian restaurant reopens in Savoy
• Champaign County Nursing Home board to weigh loan-repayment plans
• Complicated budget process leaves Champaign staff looking for answers
• Study: Reactivation of Rossville-Alvin High would cost close to $1 million
• Crime Report
• Measure of care at Grandview Memorial Gardens challenged
• Teen again accused of taking illicit pictures at a tanning salon
• Robot competition at UI Engineering Open House a culmination of fun
• UI grad to take over as leader of Urbana and Champaign Sanitary District
• UI trustees Chairman Kennedy to speak on schools' research roles
• 2011 Cattle Bank
• Four months in, occupants pleased with super-efficient Equinox House
• Drill Teams at the Assembly Hall 2011
• Teen arrested again for allegedly taking photos in tanning salon
• C-U experts monitoring situation in Japan
• 10 jobs may be lost under proposed Champaign school cuts
• Gas price spike may crank up flexible fuel sales
• Bus line to offer local express to St. Louis, Chicago
• 200 join UI walkout for state workers
• Danville traffic stop leads to major drug bust
• County board member gets court supervision for DUI
• State cuts may force two agencies to merge
• Carle buying Hoopeston hospital, clinics
• UI Open Houses, March 11-12, 2011.
• Joint effort creating mural for new Champaign school
• Danville mayoral hopefuls willing to work with Indiana officials
• Freshman legislator from C-U passes first bill 107-0
• Danville parents offer ideas to address bullying
• Rossvile-Alvin reactivation study results to be presented
• 'No-refusal' DUI checkpoint in place tonight
• Lampmaker plans to ramp up production
• Warning sounded about financial scam
• Champaign teen accused of battering a teacher
• Urbana man gets 5 years for 4th DUI conviction
• Two pleas result in prison terms
• Part of Pennsylvania Avenue closed for repairs
• Malawians pay visit to sister city of Urbana
• Country singer Gary Allan sets show at UI
• UI open houses expected to attract thousands
• Grad assistant grateful for UI's assistance
• Union 'thrilled' by UI plan to help tax-stricken
• Sunnycrest True Value will close April 30
• North Ridge parents plan meeting to help stymie bullying
• New golf pro at Harrison Park Golf Course hits the ground running
• Birthright: Help pregnant women in crisis
• Man sought in stabbing outside Tolono tavern
• Oklahoma man faces drug charges
• Urbana man gets 12 years for beating girlfriend
• Portion of Stoughton Street to be closed
• Judge: UI wrongly withholding student names
• More charges filed in Urbana break-in
• Cookbooks are the most popular area of nonfiction at our library, and most public libraries - would you have guessed? Our cookbooks got a mention on the Champaign Taste blog.
• Swan pond in Danville gets Joe and Nellie No. 10
• Support group formed for young women facing breast cancer
• UI grad student wins Lemelson-MIT inventor prize
• Champaign school board hopefuls share views
• Danville prison on lockdown after flu surge
• Champaign council gets update on 'Big Broadband'
• Couple hit by motorist maintained independence in spite of disabilities
• McMahon defends call to link campaign with another mayoral candidate
• Aviators defend institute to UI officials who recommended its closure
• Driver who hit couple on bicycle may have been reading map
• Man taken to hospital after school bus hits car, minivan
• Man faces two battery charges
• Map reading may have distracted driver in car-bike crash
• Next phase in Danville school project up for vote
• Champaign roundtable to discuss act's impact on minorities
• UI student remembered as 'outspoken, outgoing'
• Arcola company notifies state of possible layoffs
• 1 star for Centrue; 2 area banks upgraded
• Urbana woman charged with having stolen car
• Ex-St. Jude patient leads Parkland effort to build healing garden there over spring break
• UI police say this year's Unofficial resulted in more citations than past two
• Vermilion County officials set to listen to group's concerns about mining
• Barickman sees no conflict in representing landowners in Olympian Drive project
• Champaign mayoral candidates schedule debate for March 16
• Car-bike collision near Bondville kills one, injures second
• UI student who was struck by vehicles dies
• Champaign man gets 8 more years in prison for aggravated battery
• Champaign police seek information on string of burglaries
• Journey for answers leads two California men to Danville to recover sword
• Experts say prepare for daylight saving now to make transition easier
• Champaign council to be updated on Big Broadband project update this week
• Two Champaign projects win architectural design awards from foundation
• Crime Report
• One person reported injured following accident on Interstate 57
• Sheriff's office issues warning about phone scam in DeWitt County
• Part of Mathews Avenue in Urbana to be closed starting Monday
• Congrats to the cast and crew on a successful production! Next up? THE LITTLE PRINCE!
• Man hit by two vehicles in critical condition
• Smoke odor prompts emergency landing in Savoy
• Firm donates van to Champaign woman with MS
• Paxton group considering ideas for old Ford jail
• Former St. Joseph resident renovates building, opens B&B
• Police issued 328 notices for offenses at Unofficial
• It's Your Business: Marketing shift puts Pink Poodle up for sale
• Proposed cut would close police lobby to public at night
• Governor's budget would have big impact on local programs, people
• Smell of smoke prompted plane's unscheduled Willard stop
• Champaign police identify one suspect in home invasion, shooting
• Man hit by two vehicles in critical condition
• Three great family events today: at the library, Mark Morris dancers at 10:30 am (for ages 2 to 6) and Zoo Improv at 2 pm - and we'll be at "Read Across America" at Lincoln Square from 10 am to 1 pm.
• Barickman: Gun owner information should remain private
• Urbana man gets three years for tax evasion
• Ex-officer at Ford County Jail admits he abused inmate
• Ex-Urbana parks director nominated to forest board
• No decision yet on charges in fatal Vermilion shooting
• WICD to share weekend newscasts with WICS
• WICD to launch music video subchannel this year
• Champaign's furlough demands spur AFSCME complaint
• Group plans to speak out against Vermilion mining
• Vignettes from Unofficial St. Patrick's Day
• Unofficial revelry continuing on campus
• Police phase out patrols, but Unofficial revelry continues
• Ex-jailer to be sentenced for sexually abusing inmate
• Urbana man sentenced to prison for tax evasion
• Flood watch issued for area counties
• Mixed results in survey of teens
• NCSA to share in $4.5 million project
• Reports to police
• Other schools have halting efforts at launching Unofficial
• Sex abuse brings 30 months of probation
• Restaurateur ordered to pay $250,000 over labor violations
• UI didn't withhold taxes for hundreds of grad assistants
• Danville plan commission moves liquor store permit forward
• Johnson: Deficit 'most critical issue'
• Electronics recycling event Saturday
• Hogan, speaking to legislators, defends salary, tuition waivers for grad students
• Backers say Institute of Aviation a valuable resource
• Final Week of Performances! Thursday, Friday & Saturday night at 7:30pm and Saturday & Sunday at 3pm! Don't miss the FUN!
• Beaman told to resubmit bid for certificate of innocence
• Hearing set for plea in Rossville sex case
• Official rules for Unofficial
• Quinn defends budget cuts, efforts
• Urbana early childhood center will connect to Prairie School
• 14-year-old sentenced to prison for burglary
• Police ready for 'monster' of Unofficial
• Woman still hospitalized in Rantoul crash
• Catlin approves bid for Dollar General work
• Man held on $500,000 bond in stabbing
• Urbana man missing when sentenced to prison, deportation
• Business, elected officials meet with state legislators
• Teen gets probation for having 11 pounds of cannabis
• County board rejects 'green line' for Lincoln Avenue
• Indiana legislator may head back to meet GOP chiefs
• Vermilion County to get 'brownfield' work
• Group says insurance caps will help Illinoisans
• State Senate OKs one appointment, ignores another
• Reports to police
• Carle work closes part of street for good
• Man arraigned in burglary case
• Two charged with burglary in Champaign
• Man held in cocaine case
• Part of Columbia, Harris avenues in Champaign to be closed for storm sewer work
• Indiana Dem leader to try for meeting with GOP
• Police investigating Rantoul accident that injured two
• Woman escapes Champaign house fire
• Danville launches sewer repair project
• Mayor cites family problems for canceling debate participation
• Carle to launch surgical residency program
• Business group starts campaign to emphasize education
• Indiana legislators 'closer than ever'
• Hemming follows Atkins as Hobbico board chair
• UI senate criticizes proposed command changes
• Easton-Bell sales, profits up
• Provena to close occupational medicine in Danville
• Piatt County tops soybean yields in state
• Champaign man arraigned for bank robbery
• FutureGen to store carbon dioxide in Morgan County
• Youth Art Gallery Opening for Champaign 150th Celebration
• Weather Conditions Aid Street Clearing Activities
• Urbana council to consider road work
• Supporters making push to preserve soapbox derby
• Proposal to relocate Judah Christian up for vote Tuesday
• Local community-supported farm programs
• Local CSAs seeking members, preparing for season
• Connection with community key part of new Urbana schools plan
• Votes this week on Olympian/Lincoln may not be last word
• Reports to police
• Nobody hurt in fire in Urbana
• UI graduate students show support at labor rally in Wisconsin
• It's Your Business: Comfort food stars at Sadorus eatery
• About firefighter overtime
• Champaign cuts back: Fewer firefighters ahead
• An advocate for social justice, Royer leaving job with five decades of memories
• Champaign Fire Station 4--2/18/11
• Repairs set on Maple Street in Urbana
• Some in area find levels of arsenic exceed standards
• Got questions for Champaign candidates?
• Survey's water tests won't be free for long
• Rantoul park landmark sent out to pasture
• Indiana legislators in Urbana get support from labor
• Champaign man arrested for October bank robbery
• Jakobsson bill on abandoned infants passes House 101-0
• Union files complaint against UI over negotiations
• Danville to consider contractor to run Harrison Park
• Champaign native may be next ambassador to Israel
• Vehicle burglaries spike in southwest Champaign
• Addiction programs get some budget relief
• Statewide tornado drill set for Tuesday
• Welcome to Champaign!
• Rally planned in support of Indiana legislators
• Widow sues sheriff's office, state police
• Device failure blamed for outages in Mahomet
• Second fire in weeks at same house quickly extinguished
• Champaign police investigating car burglaries in southwest part of city
• Area interstates still slick; snow should be gone soon
• Welcome to Urbana!
• Economist, ex-McCain staffer calls for pro-growth policies
• UI Senate resolution addresses role of chancellor
• Circus Clowns at St. John's Lutheran School 2/24/11
• Danville commission to consider renewed liquor permit request
• Vote on proposed county pay raises delayed
• UI professor, others win Innovation awards
• Champaign school events rescheduled
• Man faces armed violence charge
• Change of venue for IHSA football finals creates challenges for visitors bureau
• Champaign mayor issues rules for 'Unofficial'
• Congratulations to the cast and crew on a wonderful opening night! Performances continue Feb. 25, 26, March 3, 4, 5, & 6! Don't miss the FUN!
• Rallies compete for Indiana legislators' attention
• IHSA football finals to move from UI every other year
• Urbana turnout may be lowest since 1968
• 'Dire consequences' predicted if treatment programs are cut
• Jock Jams 2011
• How GDP changed for Illinois metropolitan areas
• C-U named one of top 15 'smarter metro' areas in country
• Parents take concerns over fights to Danville school officials
• St. Joseph parks chief proposes staffing, pay cuts for summer program
• Award-winning Fisher curriculum to get more tweaks
• Adventure Comedy With A Fabulist Tint - American Suite Humorously Challenges Our Notions Of ....
• Luggage tag brings new trial
• Carrington sisters will get most of city settlement
• Indiana Dems at home in Illinois
• Autopsy: Man drowned in Vermilion County
• Rose bill on red tape clears committee
• Instructors: Cuts cost kids' opportunities
• Crowd sings praises of music, drama in Champaign schools
• Weather service: 5 to 7 inches of snow possible
• Knott resigns from county board to focus on Parkland election
• Men plead innocent in group home death
• Indiana Democrats flee to Illinois to block bill
• Unit 4 seeks input on future of oldest buildings
• Reports to police
• Georgetown seeks street light repair
• Champaign council to revisit Judah issue
• Police chase in Indiana stops short of Illinois line near Danville
• Nord loses Danville mayoral primary
• Body pulled from Lake Mingo identified as Westville man
• Jakobsson wins Urbana city council Ward 2 primary
• Cause of fatal crash on I-74 remains unknown
• Safety sweep at Illinois terminal leads to drug arrest
• Toddler still in critical condition after crash
• Rantoul man charged with drug possession
• Guess what opens Wednesday night at 7:30pm?
• Police seek helping finding man
• New leaders named at 2 Westville schools
• Investigators looking into cause of fire in Urbana
• The iPad eBook app is here! Check out free eBooks and view them in all their full-screen glory on your iPad. Get the free Overdrive Media Console app, then find eBooks in the library catalog (click the "MediaMall Downloads" tab).
• Urbana gives go-ahead to new multiuse path
• Savoy must decide on school police officer cost
• Millionth book scanned to digital in project
• Meeting on farm, market policies set in Urbana
• Wisconsin firm edges Champaign company for prize
• 3 UI inventors to get shot at $30,000 honor
• First bids for South View come in below estimate
• Reports to police
• Sexual assault reported on campus
• ONCE UPON A MATTRESS opens Wednesday! Don't be "shy". . . reserve your tickets today!
• Text a librarian! Now you can text us at 66746. Start your message with ChampLib. Standard message rates apply.
• Local publishers not greatly affected by Borders bankruptcy filing
• Publishers say chain made several mistakes
• City officials again consider Judah Christian move
• Danville mayor candidates: Rickey Williams Jr.
• 1867 Society draws UI student donations
• DACC to consider echocardiography program
• Reports to police
• Two people killed in crash on Interstate 74
• How you can help
• Church members, others offer all they can to help some of C-U's neediest
• It's Your Business: Restaurants monopolizing the news
• New details released in search for killer
• About school resource officers
• Champaign cuts back: Resource officers make a difference, residents say
• FreightCar America reports loss for quarter, but orders rebounding
• UI's Chicago campus bothered by ouster from organization
• Danville exec leads national organization
• Quinn's budget proposal dismays agencies
• UI lab worker was infected by cowpox
• State will end all drug treatment funds
• Melee in downtown Urbana leaves teen and police officer injured
• DUI crash seriously injures toddler
• Danville mayor candidates: David Quick
• Ameren Illinois seeks $111 million rate increase
• Central jazz band one of 12 in country chosen for festival
• UI group to study Facilities and Services
• Danville mayor candidates: Donald Nord
• Bicyclist treated after being struck by motorist
• Champaign man charged in drug case
• Two ordered held in federal drug case
• Traffic stop leads to weapons charges
• McCullough Street closed between Griggs and Main
• Urbana man charged in assault, weapon case
• UI to receive part of $20 million grant for corn research
• Man sought in break-in
• 11th Annual Housing Fair
• House fire near Mahomet under investigation
• Former Olney mayor charged with misdemeanor
• Clifton is first winner of Athena Young Professional Award
• Lori Gold Patterson wins Athena Award
• Life Remembered: Rev. Lundy Savage a dedicated visionary
• Pet of the Week Buddah
• Hundreds seek jobs at Rantoul plant
• County redistricting panel will have first new maps soon
• Danville mayor candidates: Jim McMahon
• Non-union county employees to get raise
• New technology helps with MRIs for those with pacemakers
• Most legislative districts in area are larger than redistricting targets
• Rantoul man charged for tattooing teens in his home
• Man arrested over theft of recycled copper
• Pilot walks away after crashing plane into north Urbana house
• Report cites gaps in children's education
• Teen sentenced to 35 years for assaults
• Professor wins Wolf Prize for Agriculture, is leaving UI
• Fire marshals can't inspect Ramos property
• Hospitals: Medicaid cut would hurt
• School chiefs hope regional offices remain
• Major merger of state library systems planned
• Quinn's budget speech short on specifics
• Higher ed would get slight increase
• Danville mayor candidates: Scott Eisenhauuer
• Danville mayor candidates: Scott Eisenhauer
• Senate panel OKs UI trustee appointments
• Illinois House committee supports infant protection bill
• Reports to police
• Urbana board wrestles with early childhood center decisions
• Farmer City teen guilty but mentally ill in two sex assaults
• Market Street closed near Illinois Terminal
• Budget proposes cuts to services for poor, includes borrowing
• Quinn's budget proposes changes in education
• Some specifics of governor's budget proposal
• Douglas sheriff's office taking old ammunition
• Home sales begin year on positive note
• Most Vermilion County towns lost population
• Freshman lawmaker takes friendly initiation in stride
• Small towns near C-U grew quickly
• Area becomes more diverse, census says
• Workshop on starting tech business set Feb. 26
• Danville hospital filled with salutes to veterans
• Man sentenced to two years for domestic battery
• Ginza building receives historic landmark status from Champaign council
• Data begins to arrive from 2010 census
• Champaign County Board member arrested for DUI
• Work on couple of Champaign streets this week
• Authorities seeking help in theft case
• Pediatrician reiterates warnings on energy drinks
• Shifting load caused semi to go over
• Champaign mayoral hopeful hosting 'open exchange'
• Ex-mayor's colleagues remember Markland as dedicated to Urbana
• Chicago man in custody after car chase
• Valentine's Day Weddings at the Champaign County Courthouse 2011
• Items removed from Champaign schools' proposed cuts
• Police investigating fatal shooting in Urbana
• Champaign County Nursing Home back in black
• Urbana candidate voices support for opponent
• Deal in works that could protect historic Urbana house
• Justice Department: No prosecutable offense in Carrington death
• Champaign County judge loves Feb. 14 weddings
• Lane on part of Green Street to be closed starting Wednesday
• Former Urbana mayor dies of natural causes, coroner says
• Justice Department finds no prosecutable civil rights violations in death of Carrington
• U.S. Department of Justice Concludes Investigation (Vine Street Investigation)
• Danville man dies after Urbana shooting
• Camp Kesem has 40 spots remaining for kids of cancer patients
• Schlarman Academy officials give updates on plans for new school
• Danville unlikely to recoup money spent on demolition of AT&T building
• Champaign council to discuss costs for recent snow removal
• More contract negotiations on horizon for Danville City Council
• Partnership, technology help Washington School prepare magnet program
• Garden Hills' magnet program will strive to push independence
• University of Illinois Student Patrol 2/4/11
• Integration took a long time in some local communities
• Champaign cuts back: UI party patrol in danger of becoming budget casualty
• Crime Report
• St. Joseph man honored for saving water company employee
• Teen not old enough to drive ticketed for reckless driving
• CRIS Rural Transit expanding service
• Halberstadt House debate on Urbana agenda
• Woman learns of ancestor's role in helping found Champaign
• UI students rally in support of wind turbine
• Parkland nursing pioneer is saying goodbye to C-U
• Area Egyptians say Mubarak's ouster is 'a dream come true'
• County board to take new look at aging jail
• Chicago man facing seven drug charges
• No one hurt in Villa Grove fire
• Pet of the Week Hope
• Don't forget about auditions for THE LITTLE PRINCE on Saturday the 12th!
• Felony charges filed against driver in car-pedestrian crash
• Seasonal layoffs down at Jeld-Wen
• Farm toy show Saturday in Paxton
• Tip leads to arrest of man charged in 2008 home invasion
• Catlin school board discusses curriculum changes
• Meeting to share info on Schlarman Academy
• Fourth Street extension project moving ahead
• UI, service workers to use mediation
• Local profs predict Egypt's public will prevail
• Economic group hopes to meet with Liautaud
• Champaign County a finalist for new chemical plant
• National Burn Prevention Week: February 6-12, 2011
• Firefighter and Police Memorial Invitation to “The Taste of the Town”
• Man faces charges in sex incident
• Nugent, Khan awarded Order of Lincoln
• Health care professionals eager to return to Haiti
• Plans detailed for Fairchild work in Danville
• Mr. Fernandez goes to Washington - from Uni High
• Police seek man in home invasion from 2008
• Accident brings charges against driver
• Man sentenced to prison for vending machine break-in
• Reports to police
• Panel to study charging state retirees for health costs
• Charges dismissed in 2008 drug case
• Mixed verdicts in domestic dispute trial
• Champaign will ban some downtown parking Thursday night
• Downtown Street Clearing Scheduled for February 10 & 11
• What books are library staff members recommending? Check out this week's display on the first floor to see.
• Khan, Nugent among Lincoln Laureates
• Chase in DUI case starts in Philo, ends in Urbana
• Doctor works for peace after daughters were killed
• Group threatens suit against Champaign
• Federal courts seek public defender
• Postal service looks at moving some work from Champaign
• Reports to police
• Teacher union to help out at Danville school
• Forum for Danville mayor candidates set
• Farmer City extends ambulance contract
• Urbana park board takes step to speed financing if voters approve pool
• Residents voice concerns over Vermilion turbine ordinance
• Prussing discusses sidewalk law for Urbana
• Champaign council chooses Cross for District 5 seat
• $1 million bond in DUI case against Philo man
• Man sentenced to 20 years in cocaine case
• Urbana man faces DUI charge in accident
• Strong Kids Campaign aims to raise $125,000
• Tech recycler looks to build permanent presence
• 3 face charges in prescriptions scheme
• State's revenue remains dismal in January
• UI's financial status better, but cuts still possible
• Urbana board to weigh bond sales for pool project
• Hearing set for aviation institute
• 2 townships give up zoning rights for wind project
• Chamber plans to move to new space at State, Kirby in June
• Budget plans put Urbana in red for at least a year
• Managers approve 10-year deal with Fox/Atkins
• Champaign high school search not limited to outskirts
• No foul play seen in Westville bar death
• Rate hike for one of 4 garbage haulers approved in Georgetown
• Warrant issued for man who pleaded guilty to residential burglary
• Indiana woman pleads innocent to drug charges
• Rantoul teen sentenced after pleading guilty to burglary
• Former Illinois football player sentenced to 12 months of conditional discharge
• Champaign man sentenced to 5 years in prison
• Part of Water Street to be closed
• Make your reservations soon for ONCE UPON A MATTRESS Feb. 23 - March 6! Open Auditions for THE LITTLE PRINCE this Saturday!
• Comcast raising prices starting March 1
• Sidewalk Snow Removal
• UI lobbying office slated for nation's capital
• Clear Snow-Covered Fire Hydrants
• University Y re-opening rescheduled
• Free tax-filing assistance available in area; programs seek volunteers
• Opposition grows to legislative scholarships
• New ways to reach, hear from IRS
• Danville close to contract for Fairchild engineering
• Here's some help with 2010 taxes
• UI professor named director of program
• Champaign again scheduled to fill vacant seat
• UI spring semester enrollment hits an all-time high
• Champaign Fire Department asks residents to keep fire hydrants free from snow
• It's Your Business: El Toro 2 moving this week
• Ex-Parkland president retiring - for real this time
• Sites for new high school up for discussion in Champaign
• Criteria for evaluating high school sites
• More acupuncture information
• Veterinarian using acupuncture to treat dogs, horses
• Comics poll: Should it stay or should it go now?
• Champaign students headed to national Lego robot competition
• Black History Month: Meet Robert Lewis and Will Kyles
• Broccoli fights cancer best when it gets a little steamed
• Robert Lewis, Urbana
• Stratton has history of success in tournament
• Will Kyles, Champaign
• Teacher's assistant charged with performing sex act on student
• Man hospitalized after being hit in road
• Suspicious package just food in a bag
• Judge may lend hand in settlement distribution
• Local firm among finalists in business plan contest
• Officials call for integrated fundraising efforts at UI
• Salvation Army low on inventory
• Urbana council to hear report on city's finances
• Not everyone agrees with study on snuggling with pets
• New research park deal up for vote
• Pavlov Media will merge with North Carolina firm
• Teacher's assistant charged with performing sex act on student
• Take a warm musical trip to Brazil! Enjoy the mellow sounds of CU band Desafinado, in a free concert at the library, this Sunday at 2 pm.
• Explosive Ordinance Unit Responds to Suspicious Package Call (City of Champaign Building, 102 N. Neil Street)
• Man sentenced to seven years over drug sale
• Provena, Resurrection by the numbers
• Health systems say merger would be 'of equals'
• Suspicious package at Champaign city hall
• Suspicious package near city building was someone's lunch; all clear
• Deadline extended for photo contest entries
• Closure would affect Willard, Flightstar; might bring opportunities
• Vote on aviation institute at least a month away
• 3 more banks report earnings; all profitable
• USDA loan moves Hoopeston nursing home project forward
• Credit union gets $450,000 for auto, credit-builder loans
• Danville teams count 143 homeless in survey
• Man charged with sex crime
• Pet of the Week Duke
• Provena considers merger with Chicago system
• UI proposes closing Institute of Aviation
• Emergency Snow Routes NOT Activated
• Champaign invokes sidewalk rule
• City of Champaign Street Clearing To Be Completed Today
• Marsalis performance at Krannert canceled
• Man hospitalized after being hit in road
• Sidewalk Snow Removal
• UI faculty, students keep watch on Egypt situation
• Meijer launches online grocery-shopping service
• East Central Illinois largely spared by storm
• Snow day? What snow day?
• Weather outlook: Mostly unpleasant
• Danville ReStore bringing in income for Habitat
• Outages drop from thousands to hundreds
• Group plans to build three homes in 2011
• Danville gets chance to test emergency plan
• Electronic edition free again Thursday
• Roads won't be clear right away after storm
• University Y postpones reopening event
• Champaign Street Clearing Wednesday Update
• Some mail service halted
• Tips from Ameren on electricity, gas and weather
• Champaign Wednesday Morning Storm Update
• Radio station transmitter regains electricity
• Ex-bank worker gets probation for theft
• Flash index up 1 point in January
• 57 at Supervalu offered buyouts because of Target move
• Road crews fighting uphill battle with winds
• Rural districts check with each other, check roads before deciding on closure
• Two top scientists picked as new UI vice presidents
• Consultant considered to examine Rossville-Alvin reactivation
• C-U schools chiefs made early closing call over safety
• Checks on bars net 72 tickets
• Insurance may cover some storm damage
• Two clinics open in Champaign and Urbana Wednesday
• Men charged with robbing Champaign couple
• January 'wasn't the most exciting month'
• Our Main Library and Douglass Branch will be CLOSED Wednesday, Feb. 2.
• City of Champaign Focusing Resources on Storm Response
• We're CLOSING at 4 PM today due to weather conditions. All evening events at the library are cancelled. Check our homepage for updates about tomorrow.
• UI, most schools closed Wednesday; police urge no travel
• Power outages reported in the area
• February 1st City Council and Township Meeting Canceled
• City of Champaign Storm Response Update
• Red Cross opens emergency shelters
• Sanitary district director to retire this spring
• Faculty committee presses Hogan on status of Urbana campus
• New program teaches families to cook healthier
• Judge extends rapist's 34-year detention
• Vermilion County receives $1.5 million for Lyons Road
• UI suggests turbine could be moved
• Oakwood school earns state improvement award
• Two arrested in robbery in Rantoul
• PBL board to discuss layoffs, other matters
• Emergency workers prepare for storm
• Big storm coming...how's your DVD supply? We're open until 9 pm Monday night!
• City Of Champaign Prepares For Winter Storm
• Agencies preparing for storm
• 4 killed, including 3 children, in Illinois crash
• Danville council to consider contracts years in the making
• Flu starting to increase
• Sheriffs' group has scholarships available
• 'Grand Re-Opening' set at University YMCA
• State fines AT&T for outage that hit Urbana
• Champaign council to fill vacant seat this week
• Reports to police
• Information sought on recent Walmart thefts
• Area public works departments get ready for winter storm
• Rally at county courthouse calls for Mubarak's ouster
• Boil order issued for part of Tuscola
• Major winter storm headed this way
• It's Your Business: Store with mix of old, new opens Tuesday
• Urbana encouraging neighborhood watch groups
• Danville mayoral candidates address issues
• Burglary reports on decline in Champaign County
• Simple steps can help residents avert burglaries
• Managers to take over ADM's majority stake in bank
• Future bleak for Paxton swimming pool
• UI not interested in hosting '12 presidential debate
• "Countdown to Kindergarten" is at the library at 2 pm today. Kids who are starting kindergarten this fall are invited to come with their parents to learn how to prepare for this big step!
• Service workers union votes to authorize strike
• Learning Resource and Research Center Building at the Illinois Fire Service Institute
• UI professors concerned over Egypt
• State seeking to keep rapist behind bars
• UI sets next meeting on wind turbine in Urbana
• Illinois government expert Sam Gove dies at 87
• Chanute museum sees 'small rise' in bank account
• Capital projects in East Central Illinois
• Danville first-grader aims to help others
• Fisher board allows no comment, approves contract
• City takes steps to prevent future website outages
• Prizes Await Champaign’s Artistic Youth
• Conversation with dentist sparked United Way donation
• Board gets clearer picture of South View plans
• Schools foundation to honor Busey, Watts
• Life Remembered: Bernard Alblinger, Ivesdale mayor for 48 years, dies at 87
• Banks reporting positive results for fourth quarter
• Vermilion official touts wind farm as economic boost
• Champaign, Vermilion jobless rates fall
• Fire Service Institute dedicating new center
• Canaan fund drive aimed at math, computer lab
• Appropriation OK'd for county redistricting panel
• Former UI student sentenced for child porn
• Pet of the Week Miss Pigglesworth
• Murder case still priority as anniversary nears, police say
• Liautaud gives $50,000 for dental clinic
• Urbana man's DUI conviction will mean prison
• Urbana man arrested on drug, obstruction charges
• Champaign sends musicians to state conference
• Champaign considers if refinancing will help avert more cuts
• School could bring fast Internet to community
• Man who lost almost half-million gets seven-year sentence
• SJO seeks funding help for building work
• SJ-O seeks funding help for building work
• Business owner wants changes in St. Joseph annexation agreement
• UI service union to vote on strike authorization
• Reports to police
• Efforts redoubled to count homeless in Champaign County
• Vermilion County surveys homeless population
• MTD board will take annexation case to Supreme Court
• Warrant issued for woman in meth case
• RTHS principal to become superintendent
• Bond at $250,000 in shooting
• Urbana woman charged with home invasion, driving stolen car
• Have the students in your family tried our free "Live Homework Help" online tutoring? We're thinking of offering it an hour later, until 10 pm. Your feedback is welcome!
• Coroner says man died from carbon monoxide poisoning
• CUTC replaces 'Hello Dolly!' with 'Into the Woods'
• State behind on paying tax-return donations to charities
• How state taxpayers donated to charities
• Team, school thinking of injured seventh-grader
• Postal carrier trusts unsettled feeling, calls police to scene of attack
• Littelfuse holds open house with a bang
• Some Fisher residents unhappy over bid for civic center
• Two charged in gas station robbery
• Jail inmate charged in incident with officer
• Champaign council backs $2 million list of spending cuts
• First Busey has stark turnaround from 2009
• Champaign native, wounded soldier is Durbin's guest at State of the Union
• Text of the State of the Union address
• One lane on portion of Kirby to be closed
• Savoy man faces gun, drug charges
• First Busey reports steady income for fourth quarter
• CUTC replaces planned show because of low audition numbers
• Open Auditions for THE LITTLE PRINCE are set for Saturday, February 12!
• Arrest made in northwest Champaign shooting
• Youth in serious condition after running in front of bus
• Woman trapped in closet for days in Urbana until rescued by police
• Teen treated, released after I-57 crash
• University Avenue lane reduction in Urbana
• Write-ins For District 5 City Council Seat
• Johnson hires Dykstra for district position
• Case of two bus districts may wind up at Supreme Court
• Research park facility to have grand opening
• Man sentenced to four 30-year terms in molestation case
• Teen pleads in drug case
• Two arrested in Urbana gas station robbery
• Another fatal fire in Danville
• Vehicle hits seventh-grader in Champaign
• Pet of the Week George n Gracie
• Formal charges expected in meth arrests
• Electrical malfunction suspected cause of Danville fire
• Champaign council looks at spending cuts
• Danville mayoral candidates to appear at forum
• Agency plans fund-raiser in wake of state budget cuts
• Crimestoppers seek help on gas station robbery
• Court advocates program offers training for new volunteers
• County winds up year in good financial shape
• Police investigate a robbery on the UI campus
• Congrats to the cast and crew of OUTSIDE THE BOX! Next up . . . ONCE UPON A MATTRESS opening February 23rd!
• Urbana wants to demolish former cleaner building
• Preservationists want Ford County building on endangered list
• Expert: Combine physical, mental exercises
• It's Your Business: Catering, delivery on Colombian Grill's plate
• Fight brewing over worker's comp reform
• Urbana considers $190,000 to improve downtown signs
• Extension likely to become its own campus unit
• Nominations sought for innovation awards
• Man hopes to have courthouse named for father, a military and legal pioneer
• Artistic Scott Park 'inhabitants' apparently discarded
• Tuscola Subway restaurant robbed
• Mahomet man hurt in I-74 crash
• Final 2 performance of OUTSIDE THE BOX! 7:30pm Saturday and 3pm Sunday.
• Man arrested in Xbox hard drive theft
• Women involved in Edgar County crash treated and released
• It's an Illini day! Today at 2 pm, players from the Fighting Illini women's basketball team will be at the library, sharing tips for kids - exercise, nutrition, and how to balance sports and school.
• DACC to consider climbing tower for turbine courses
• Web tool helps prevent pesticides from drifting to unintended fields
• Unit 7 bond refinancing will save $200,000
• Shelter use started rising in the fall as weather worsened
• Couple arrested on drug charges
• Web tool helps prevent pesticides from drifting to unintended fields
• Woman killed in Rantoul fire was friendly, generous
• Recent fatal fires
• City of Champaign Street Clearing Update
• Sidewalk Snow Removal
• Rantoul woman dies in house fire
• City Administration Proposes Service Cuts to Address Budget Gap
• Businesses back program to help students
• Jury acquits man in campus incident
• Gibson City mayor 'very optimistic' about recycling plant
• Urbana schools' website gets new look
• Rantoul veteran gets surprise welcome on return from Afghanistan
• Reports to police
• Westville may announce new principals next month
• Man convicted in attack on jail officer
• UI trustees aim to keep tuition close to inflation
• Wind chill advisory issued for central Illinois
• City of Champaign Street Clearing Update
• Similarities, differences 50 years after JFK inauguration
• New UI trustees sworn in; Kennedy remains chair
• Carle will build $5 million building in Monticello
• UI will use grant from ADM to help in fight against hunger
• Illinois state troopers busy this morning on snowy interstates
• Law on same-sex couples' hospital visits won't change much locally
• Input sought in search for new UI chancellor
• Life Remembered: Stories to tell about Danville storyteller, coach Bob Kay
• Gibson City mayor optimistic on recycling plant
• Gifford superintendent to retire at end of June
• Lung association: States flunk on fighting smoking
• Fisher school district plans to seek bids for school addition in spring
• Urbana man faces drug charge
• GCMS board hires new superintendent
• Urbana council votes to complete purchase of downtown block
• Georgetown mayor seeks volunteers for city commission
• Governor keeps one UI trustee, replaces two others
• Snow, frigid temperatures on the way
• Ridge Farm man sentenced to prison over nude photos
• Driver charged in collision involving two Champaign squad cars
• ADM pledges $10 million to UI
• Bond set at $100,000 for Champaign man
• City of Champaign Prepares for Overnight Snowfall
• UI trustees to vote on link between tuition, inflation
• Tremont Street closure starts Thursday
• Three UI trustees' terms up; no word from Quinn on appointments
• Jimmy John's founder contemplates moving headquarters out of Illinois
• Ambulance employees hurt in interstate rollover
• David Ikenberry takes dean position at Colorado
• Drivers warned to use extra caution
• Villa Grove school board plans for $350,000 in cuts
• 'Downtown Throwdown' returns to benefit cancer society
• PBL board acts on air quality report
• Reports to police
• Mobile home park water bills bring tension at village board
• Danville council approves billboard request
• District 5 hopefuls make case for Champaign council seat
• Vacancies on mass transit, sanitary boards filled
• Durbin: Millions in Illinois will lose benefits if health care reform is repealed
• Paxton man charged for fight with his mother
• Man faces drug charges after I-57 traffic stop
• Rural Rantoul man charged in weekend incident
• Girls arrested for beating up boy
• The 20th annual student production OUTSIDE THE BOX plays Jan. 19 - 23! Don't miss it!
• Two injured in north Champaign train-van collision
• ADM plans major grant to UI this week
• Speaker reminds audience of King's continuing inspiration
• Parkland joining other two-year institutions in reassessing success
• Rossville-Alvin parents have questions about reactivating high school
• Volunteers commemorate King with service day
• Fisher to consider civic center contract next week
• Fog could plague area for several hours
• Sale of Champaign company 'good fit' with new global owner
• GCMS seeks state funds for help with new roof
• Little Rock took lead into deadline for classic steam train
• POW Sarge
• Three break-ins reported in Tolono
• No injuries in incident Saturday at Eisner Park
• Champaign considers natural gas tax
• In between snows, cities tackle potholes
• King's dream still lives
• Man sentenced to prison for robbing pizza driver
• Property purchase up for discussion in Urbana
• Vote scheduled on permit for digital billboard in Danville
• Appointments to 2 major local bodies on county board agenda
• Reports to police
• Tuscola, Little Rock compete to host a classic steam train
• Slick roads possible on Monday
• It's Your Business: Dollar Java bucks high prices for coffee
• Supercomputer, other projects bring in major funds to UI
• Champaign tweaking schools of choice
• Carrie Busey survey posted on website
• Courthouse legal self-help desk to reopen
• Mother grateful for 'life-changing' program
• Champaign changes schedule for kindergarten meetings
• Agencies want to find a place for families
• Champaign wants to spur interest in magnet programs
• Resolved to stop smoking? Here's help
• Your thoughts on income tax increase
• Carbon monoxide detector alerts Champaign family to problem
• Arson suspected in Champaign house fire
• ONCE UPON A MATTRESS auditions this Sunday from 1 - 4pm! We hope to see you there!
• Police investigate report of attack
• Event marking King's birthday sounds call for unity
• Teen charged in attack that led to police sting
• Agencies waiting for state money will have to wait longer
• Ford County Board member resigns when wife is named treasurer
• Danville zoning board waives rule on billboard
• Man enters plea in attack near campus
• 2011 Cardinal Caravan
• Family displaced by Urbana fire
• Coroner identifies victim of Danville fire
• Senator says he'll be an advocate for VA
• Kirk: Excessive spending must end
• Rossville-Alvin reactivation question will be on ballot
• More sign-ups needed for wireless Web service in Broadlands
• Heritage seeks funds for new gyms' bleachers
• Wait for grant letter holding up wind turbine for Prairieview-Ogden
• Philo's community assessment survey in final draft, board told
• Reports to police
• Army Corps of Engineers warns Lake Shelbyville visitors to stay off the ice
• Tuscola, Little Rock compete to host a classic steam train
• No injuries in shooting between Cerro Gordo man and police
• Urbana man convicted of rape despite absence from trial
• Victim of crash identified
• Four Urbana teens arrested over robbery of drug dealers, customers
• Champaign Police and Central High School Students Conduct Seatbelt Safety Presentations
• Fire damages vacant house in west Urbana
• City Takes Proactive Measures to Address Potholes
• Covenant certifed for primary stroke care
• State audit flags computer-access issues at UI
• Mahomet voters to weigh in on library tax hike
• Some UI libraries will require ID for late night visits
• Danville to hold final public meeting for input on Fairchild subway
• Rantoul eliminates deputy police chief position
• St. Joseph seeks part-time recreation direction
• Decatur lawyer named to judge post
• Reports to police
• How do you feel about the Illinois income-tax increase?
• President's remarks at memorial service for Tucson shooting victims
• Sidewalk Snow Removal
• Street Clearing Update
• Neoga man killed in Coles County crash
• Danville council extends yard waste site lease
• Death penalty in Quinn's hands
• Rossville-Alvin board considers reactivating high school closed in 2006
• Man pleads guilty to murder in Watseka shooting
• Danville mayor candidates to attend forum
• Tax increase sent to governor
• Little time left for General Assembly to pass tax deal
• Longtime employee to take Ford treasurer's post
• House approves 66 percent income tax hike by 60-57 vote
• House adjourns without gambling expansion
• Champaign council backs legislative agenda
• Five applicants for short-term seat on Champaign council
• Three accidents reported in succession on I-74
• Legislature sends bill to governor abolishing death penalty
• City Asks for Cooperation in Removal of Snow and Ice from the Sidewalk
• City of Champaign Responds to Snow Storm
• Storm cleanup under way
• Urbana man charged in drug, weapon case
• Fire hits Rantoul home
• Carle gets $700,000 grant from Defense Department for research on head injuries
• Rantoul man apparently murdered
• Urbana man sentenced to 20 years in child porn case
• Barickman begins tenure in Illinois Legislature
• Community workshop will focus on walking, biking
• Elevator operator last of his kind in Danville
• Danville police report results of holiday traffic enforcement
• Danville school board to consider South View renovation
• Champaign turbine draws no complaints, unlike Urbana proposal
• Villa Grove seeking share of federal disaster grant
• Urbana man arraigned on drug charge
• Ogden seeks state grant for water tower work
• Recycling measure moves forward in Urbana
• Motorist killed in early-morning crash
• Rantoul man's bond set at $250,000 in shooting
• UI lab evacuated briefly for gas leak
• City Prepares for Snowfall
• Winter storm heading this way
• Girls demonstrate engineering skills
• Lobbyist money could be chopped in Champaign
• Conservation workshop set for lake area landowners
• RATIO Architects merging with firm in N.C.
• Cultra takes Senate seat, says he'll run for post in 2012
• Danville seeks renewal agreement with landfill for yard waste
• Johnson condemns shooting, says he won't change practices
• Recycling expansion on agenda in Urbana
• Size of tax increases keeping proposal from going to a vote
• Reports to police
• Portion of Coler Avenue in Urbana to be closed for Carle construction
• Rantoul man arrested in connection with shooting
• It's Your Business: New firm to deliver training to athletes
• Closed hotel properties could be empty for a while
• UI turbine still faces uncertainty
• 10 years later, LST still giving history lessons
• Information resources on kindergarten
• UI college combines three departments
• Kindergarten 'readiness' session scheduled
• Urbana man arrested after 23 pounds of cannabis found in his home
• Mahomet woman involved in Monday crash dies
• Sunday is next shot for tax increase in Springfield
• There's still time to get a flu shot
• U.S. says too much flouride in water
• Q&A on flouride
• State dental society won't object to lower flouride standard
• Police investigating fight in north Champaign, later drive-by shooting in Savoy
• Longview State Bank will take time finding new president
• Man accused of selling cocaine
• Home sales up a bit in December
• Reports to police
• Provena Covenant to seek tax exemptions for 2003-06 at state hearing
• Man faces 10 counts of criminal sexual assault
• Flu starting to pick up
• Big selection of magazines still available at the Magazine Clearance, in the FriendShop. Help us reuse them for a dime apiece. Shop Sat. & Sun. 1:30 to 4:30 pm.
• No vote on taxes in Springfield till Sunday at earliest
• Pet of the Week Precious
• Even light snow brings crashes
• Democrats propose tax increases in General Assembly
• Mom of four sentenced to 12 years for DUI crash
• Vermilion agency to cut some services to seniors
• Health officials hope report stills fears over MMR vaccine
• County board member expects code changes
• Agency officials seek alternatives for tenants of apartment complex
• St. Joseph sewer rates to rise
• Frerichs vote stalls university worker classification bill
• Sadorus to update ordinances, improve access
• Arkansas men sentenced to prison
• House OKs Medicaid bill that should save hundreds of millions
• Tolono merchant asks village help for expansion
• Reports to police
• Champaign woman sentenced to 12 years in prison for aggravated DUI
• Autopsy: Girls died of carbon monoxide poisoning
• Man gets 12 years for burglary in Champaign
• State's income growth modest for first half of budget year
• Passage not certain for gambling expansion
• Washington, Garden Hills school lotteries to be held first
• UI professor: Research shows disastrous decline in bee populations
• Neighbors, family rocked by fatal fire in Danville
• Danville schools will seek feedback on uniforms
• Plants can encourage bees to visit yard
• Mahomet will be only downstate site for math competition this spring
• Classes on personal finance to be offered free
• Rantoul's welcome will take on new look
• Senate approves Medicaid legislation 58-0
• House approves budget reform
• Fire in rural Ogden causes an estimated $10,000 damage
• Man arraigned over theft from newspaper
• Man gets 14 years for burglary in Champaign
• Teen charged with burglaries in Champaign
• Gambling expansion moves forward in Illinois House
• City of Champaign Accepts Applications for Council Member Vacancy
• Do we have eBooks to download? YES! We'll show you how to use them at a quick introduction this Sat. at 10 am. Most devices (except the Kindle) are compatible.
• No charges filed against day care
• Man in wheelchair steals lottery winnings
• Health Alliance bank bag with $125,000 in checks stolen
• Champaign man acquitted of sex charges
• Champaign Police Lieutenant Graduates from FBI National Academy
• Children playing with lighter started Danville fire
• Kiplinger's says UI still a good value
• New benefits for Medicare recipients this year
• Tuscola a finalist for steam locomotive visit
• Legislators hear pleas over death penalty
• Five Vermilion towns miss deadlines for election filing
• Sidney Market to be home to public library
• Reports to police
• Buckley faces decision over police
• Man sentenced to prison for Urbana break-in
• Woman charged in Monticello stabbing incident
• Champaign council will open vacant seat to applicants
• Hosier may fill in as Champaign council member
• Did you resolve to learn a new language this year? Do it easily and free, online! Use your Champaign library card to log on to Mango Languages.
• Douglas sheriff's office gets new chief deputy
• Prof finds new way to produce ethanol 'fast and efficiently'
• Crime report
• A Life Remembered: Humor, courage marked 20-year-old's fight for life
• Gibson Area Hospital gets nearly $2.4 million from trusts
• Suit filed against deputy, sheriff, county
• Community invited to weigh in on uniforms
• Rep. Hays enjoying brief stint in Black's old office
• Section of University to be reduced to one lane
• Part of Georgetown street to close for sewer work
• Gambling bill on hold in House
• Teen arrested for kicking a police officer
• Champaign man charged with aggravated battery
• Tolono man charged with home invasion
• Authorities seek information on gas station holdup
• Auditions for ONCE UPON A MATTRESS are Sunday, January 16! The Annual Student Production OUTSIDE THE BOX opens Wednesday, January 19!
• Champaign Central High School Selected to Participate in 2010-2011 Operation Teen Safe Driving Program
• Pet of the Week-Siyah
• Vermilion Crime Stoppers revamps website
• Champaign council to consider vacancy
• Danville grads take role in school district planning
• Officials to focus on finding homes for apartments' residents
• Champaign firm runner-up in state competition
• Companies top innovation competition
• Farm toy sale coming to new location in Urbana
• It's Your Business: Consignment sale coming to town
• Hospitals giving more, but demand also is rising
• County ready to start mental health court
• Mental health group meets once a month
• Inventor, inspired by son, updates safety game
• Rehearsals set to begin for annual King celebration
• Urbana considering study to alter two major intersections
• New state laws include ethics, stop-light reforms
• Parkland launches retail management classes
• Open records law changes way documents, requests are managed
• Autism trainer takes knowledge to India
• Law changes value level for felony theft
• Danville mayor to lobby for casino bill
• Dynegy plant closure comes as board urges buyout by Icahn
• Laws sponsored by area legislators take effect
• Reports to police
• Gearhead: Tom Nation
• Ex-employee accused of stealing from News-Gazette
• Firm seeks permission from Danville for digital billboard
• Compliance on rise with Champaign sidewalk rules
• Danville police will have extra patrols for New Year's
• Safe Routes project to wage campaign for clear sidewalks near schools
• 10-k walk planned to start the year in St. Joseph
• Grant will help foundation work with homeless children
• Life Remembered: Opal Thompson, the 'Queen of Camargo'
• Urbana farm expands recall of alfalfa sprouts
• Mattoon teen dies in car accident
• Three hurt in two-vehicle accident in Danville
• Donor backs K9 unit for Danville police
• Residents weigh in on downtown Urbana desires
• Small credit union merges with UI facility
• First Busey to raise capital via stock offering
• Urbana gas tax income a bit ahead of prediction
• Champaign recycling drop-off center reaches end of line
• Reports to police
• Urbana man sentenced to 26 years in drug case
• Fog and ice could mean dangerous travel
• Christmas tree collection starts next week
• New state legislator keeps Black's office space in Danville
• Auto dealers have hopes for final week of the year
• Farm Credit Services endows ag programs with $1 million
• Plans approved for 105th District, including legislator for one day
• Clothing drive started for family hit by fire in Rantoul
• Gibson City approves bid for road work
• Villa Grove looking at waivers of trash costs
• Reports to police
• Thomasboro school board approves tax levy
• Urbana farm owner working with investigators on salmonella outbreak
• New trial ordered in kidnapping case
• Dynegy will close power plant near Oakwood
• Gibson City in running for 2nd waste-burning plant
• Scientists seeking miscanthus safeguards
• Lyons Road to get upgrades
• 3 on ballot for Champaign park board
• 7 hopefuls vying for 3 Parkland board seats
• 2nd firm interested in Gibson City
• Clothing sought for family hit by fire
• Trailer owner shocked by speed of Rantoul fire
• Snow sets C-U record for December
• FDA: Salmonella linked to organic farm in Urbana
• Three injured as truck hits SUV on I-57
• Gibson City in running for 2nd waste-burning plant
• Holiday snow helps deliver snowiest December
• From C-U to Haiti and South Africa, dolls make a difference
• Junior high students get study help in Rantoul
• Help sought in solving robbery of pizza delivery driver
• Program in need of advocates for children
• Tolono board discusses reviving village website
• 4-, 2-year seats open on Mahomet village board
• Nine people escape unhurt from a mobile home fire
• Rantoul Fire Department investigates cause of Christmas Day fire
• It's Your Business: Istanbul closing; Blues BBQ fully open
• Money available for organizations
• Junior League grant helps buy materials to assist advocates working with children
• Area company provides new exhibit for Turkey Run park
• Home in Champaign makes National Register
• PBL planning to tap high-speed Internet pipeline
• With FutureGen site candidates identified, let the competition begin
• First Christian Church Christmas Dinner
• Life Remembered: St. Malachy priest had impact
• C-U gets 4.4 inches of snow; roads are slippery
• Parkland student charged with financial crimes
• Bement schoolchildren help decorate governor's mansion
• SURS change will affect only new hires
• Meet the 'Griswolds' of Mahomet
• Champaign County jobless rate drops, but most others in area rise
• Primary in Danville mayor race: $50,000 to eliminate one candidate
• Community project continues holiday tradition
• Reports of crime
• Firefighters touched by memorial donation from New York
• Entrepreneur talks about lessons learned
• Prairieview-Ogden explores options for turbine
• Gifford school board abates some property taxes
• Snowplows ready for storm to hit
• Champaign streets reopen following gas leak repair work
• Local firms' goods touted by state
• Anonymous donors help out working man
• Merged agencies working through changes
• Three candidates for Champaign council seat
• Cancer society seeks volunteer cosmetologists
• Hays sworn in to state House seat
• City of Champaign Christmas Tree Collection
• Man sentenced to life in prison for drug conviction
• County board approves move to reduce to 22 members
• Be Warm and Safe This Winter!
• Teen gets juvenile prison for September beating
• Man found not guilty by insanity in killing
• Remarks by Obama, Biden at signing of repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell
• Jimmy John's asks franchisees to pull sprouts from menu
• Drug plea brings eight-year prison sentence
• Johnson named chair of House subcommittee
• DACC official organizes benefit for animal shelter
• Some school board seats contested
• Newcomer gets top spot on Danville school ballot
• Landlords scheduled to go to trial in January
• Villa Grove school board continues discussion on budget cuts
• Forecast warns of potential holiday travel problems
• Charleston woman dies in traffic accident
• Former Champaign officer arrested for DUI
• Happy Holidays from the Parkland Theatre!
• Man arrested in drug case
• Teen arrested for spraying bleach in cousin's face
• Man charged in break-in at ex-girlfriend's home
• Cause of fire at Danville business undetermined
• Specifics of petition filed in Vermilion County election
• State still looking for information on salmonella cause
• Another device available for Project Gutenberg books
• Blood banks seek donors over next weeks
• Paxton swimming pool needs work to meet state law
• Fisher board approves bid for community center
• GOP candidate files for full recount in Vermilion race
• Georgetown makes plans for street work
• CRIS cancels some services for Tuesday because of weather
• Urbana council approves landmark designation for Lincoln Hotel
• Prosecutor seeks to try 14-year-old as adult
• Cause remains unknown for LeRoy fire
• Weather service: Travel may be hazardous this week
• County zoning board to discuss Wilber Heights proposal
• 2011 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Countywide Celebration
• Write-ins For District 5 City Council Seat
• Danville council to vote on grant for lighting project
• Crimestoppers seek help with theft from construction site
• UI part of multimillion-dollar effort to alleviate childhood hunger
• Part of Green Street to be closed in Urbana on Tuesday morning
• Safe-driving initiative making a difference at Centennial
• Police investigate armed robbery, attempted armed robbery
• It's Your Business: Club 806 offers 'old-school' gym
• PTI's governing board gave 'chilly reception' in '09 to suggestion on funding
• Life Remembered: Lonnie Clark long a voice on civic issues
• Classroom could teach lessons on giving spirit
• Fisher school board approves tax levy
• Sprouts at Jimmy John's focus of salmonella probe
• Unit7 tax levy up by $72,000
• Parents unhappy with plan to cut music, PE at Heritage
• How Danville Catholic schools are preparing for changes
• Ivesdale teen in custody for shooting mother
• Johnson pleased overall with tax cut package
• Vermilion employers expecting growth early in 2011
• Teens arrested for burglaries in Urbana
• Johnson please overall with tax cut package
• ICC investigatng cut AT&T line that hit service in Urbana
• Black makes final push for support on Danville casino
• Reports to police
• Gearhead: Chuck Hanner
• Robeson family puts history down on paper
• Champaign County agencies won't all stay at same place
• Police seek man who robbed pizza deliverer
• Police investigating Champaign robbery
• Car fire reported at Market Place
• Catholic schools in Danville told of plans to close Holy Family
• Police chief stresses need for cruiser laptops
• City of Champaign Street Clearing Update
• Has shovel, will travel
• High snowfall level in December may not have bearing on rest of winter
• Woman arrested in stabbing in Monticello
• Challenger likely to seek full recount in Vermilion County
• Snowfall facts for Vermilion County
• New golf course operator needed in Danville
• Workers explain hows, whys of their approach to plowing roads
• Holiday Bureau comes through for children who lost everything
• Residents get chance to air concerns over UI wind turbine
• Reports made to police
• Champaign enacts sidewalk snow rules
• Sidewalk Snow Removal
• City of Champaign Clearing Streets From More Snow
• Life Remembered: Edwin Jahiel was 'committed to film'
• Woman arrested in stabbing in Monticello
• Schools' weather calls help keep parents informed
• Danville school is first to be recognized for healthy changes
• Provena files for tax exemptions
• UI journalism students launch site on campus crime
• Mahomet woman's contest success benefits Rantoul
• Hundreds of children to receive toys from program
• Cultra intends to keep plan to make aide a legislator for a day
• Ballistics results expected in case involving Rankin man
• Planning ahead can help in winter car emergency
• Mistrial declared in case of incident at jail
• Man sentenced to prison for probation violation
• Winter weather advisory issued
• The cast list for OUTSIDE THE BOX is posted on the Parkland Theatre web site. ONCE UPON A MATTRESS auditions are set for Sunday, January 16th.
• Hundreds without phone service in Paxton
• Provena again seeking tax exemptions on 68 Covenant properties
• Champaign boy reports attempted abduction
• Public Safety Alert
• Transit agency says viral snowman video is old news
• Planned Parenthood proceeding with remodeling
• Candidates begin filing for school board seats
• Nearly all area credit unions keep same ratings from previous quarter
• Ford County approves permit for wind farm
• Homer keeps tax levy the same
• Paxton drops levy by $250,000
• Assistant treasurer to take top spot in Ford County
• Urbana park board will ask voters for tax increase for new pool
• Former Rantoul man confined to home in fraud case
• Champaign man charged with car burglary
• Fire destroys barn in rural Gifford
• Mattoon man sentenced in sex case
• 2005-09 American Community Survey results for Champaign County
• 2005-09 American Community Survey results for Vermilion County
• Fourth attacker sentenced in Sola beating
• Man with Alzheimer's found dead in snow
• Officer urges restraint over rush to judgment in shootings
• Musician in final list for chance to play in Sydney for YouTube
• Chancellor search committee to begin work next week
• Meeting set on wind turbines in Urbana
• Two candidates out of running for Danville mayor
• Fisher board to vote on community building contractor
• Candidates begin to file for Danville school board, DACC board
• Hulten chosen for county clerk when Farney drops out
• Urbana backs change on costs for animals in county shelter
• Bond at $100,000 for man accused of beating his mother
• Rankin neighbors say man was quiet, friendly
• Rankin man, killed in robbery attempt, potential suspect in shootings
• Man sentenced to 20 years in prison following death of UI graduate student
• Fire destroys home in Henning
• City of Champaign to Complete Street Clearing Ahead of Schedule
• Teens arrested in Urbana
• Two fatalities in storm-related accidents; 50 collisions reported
• Truck driver ticketed in five-vehicle collision
• City of Champaign Street Clearing Update
• It's a fine day to stay home (brrrr!)...but if you're out and about, yes, the library is open! And our Latte Da! Cafe is serving up delicious hot Holly Java drinks.
• Drug Court's 22nd class set to graduate
• Officials to revise Champaign's strategic plan
• Report puts Illinois in the middle of the pack for health
• County board to consider reduction in size
• Golf-course finances on Danville committee agenda
• Fisher child care closure a sign of the times
• Reports to police
• Provena puts new beds, stretchers, carts in Danville hospital
• Lincoln Hotel expected to get historic landmark label
• POW Oreo
• Police investigate robbery in Champaign
• Road crews battling snow, wind across area
• Tuscola concerts postponed
• NUNCRACKERS! plays its final performance today at 3pm. Come on out! Tickets are available!
• Good resource for winter weather information
• It's Your Business: Building for sale to help fund downtown project
• Garden Hills to pilot a modified program for gifted second-graders
• Researchers develop laser technology that can identify cancer cells more quickly
• Book store comes back after fire in Paxton
• Rantoul to discuss search for new superintendent
• Life Remembered: Nabor House co-founder Samuel Ridlen
• Widow: Bipolar disorder behind 'senseless' death
• Township raises monthly benefit by $13
• Lawyers seek Sixth Circuit judgeship
• Rantoul debates taking vacant apartment complex
• Urbana officials want more time to study traffic stop data
• Optimism fades over keeping PTI at UI
• Applications on rise for toys, other help from Salvation Army
• Danville school board will consider naming auditorium for Dick Van Dyke
• Farney, Hulten lobby GOP for county clerk job
• Salvation Army kettle donations down, but some other gifts up
• Homer man faces sex charges
• Former Rantoul man indicated on federal fraud charges
• Gearhead: Chuck McArty
• MTD driver resigns over snowman video
• Limited tickets still available for the NUNCRACKERS on Saturday, 3pm matinee. Saturday Night and Sunday matinee are Sold Out with a cancelation list. Student Production auditions on Monday! Visit www.parkland.edu/theatre for details!
• Press appearance by Obama and Clinton
• Sub-zero wind chills on the way
• A parent suggests...shop with your kids at the library's FriendShop used book store. Affordable gifts (it's easy to say "yes" when things cost $1), plus a lesson in recycling, and supporting a good cause. This weekend, become a Friend
• Police look into claim at day care
• Emergency workers keeping eye on weekend weather
• Officer pleads guilty in wreck that killed EIU students
• Shelden won't recommend replacement
• Celebrity Chef event planned for Saturday
• Danville business offers commercial kitchen/restaurant rental
• Urbana police investigating liquor store holdup
• St. Joseph man faces felony charges
• Opening set this month for Boneyard 'greenway'
• Urbana man sentenced to 12 years for gun offense
• City precincts counted in Vermilion County discovery recount
• Philo to survey residents on issues, priorities
• Reports to police
• Superintendent says legislators move school control away from boards
• Shelden to leave county clerk's office
• Danville man killed in auto crash
• Man sentenced for incidents in Douglas County
• UI gets $660,000 to bring Latinos into biological sciences
• Campus leaders back most of report on generating revenue
• Committee will review all doctoral programs at UI
• Police, volunteers brighten holiday for families
• Bus ridership approaches record
• Tolono Fun Day may be scaled back
• Ford County panel approves permit for wind farm
• Pair faces charges in Tolono robbery
• Catlin board clears way for Dollar General
• Discovery recount begins in Vermilion County clerk race
• Bondville man convicted of molesting girl
• Time is tight for wind turbine plan in Urbana
• Landlords have deadline to vacate apartments in health complaint
• Champaign, Urbana offering free downtown parking
• Champaign schools will get grant for geothermal systems
• Danville hopes state EPA grant will ease flooding
• New manager named for Farmer City
• Reports to police
• Ludlow buys township truck to replace '79 vehicle
• Rantoul man sentenced to nine years after guilty plea in drug case
• Third youth pleads in Sola attack
• Five people injured in crash in rural Moultrie County
• Free Parking in the Hill Street Parking Deck During December
• Auditions set for 20th Annual Student Production "Outside The Box" on Monday December 13. "Nuncrackers!" continues performances Thursday through Sunday.
• SIDEWALK SNOW REMOVAL
• City of Champaign Responds to Snow Storm
• Volunteers plan free holiday dinner
• Tax amnesty bringing in money for state
• Reports to police
• Candlestick Lane lighting set for Saturday
• County board likely to vote on cut that was on ballot, chair says
• Renovation costs for Vermilion County building
• Company that supplies hotel phones moves, changes name
• Vermilion County Board to consider building purchase
• Champaign council to consider hike in sewer fee
• Rutherford, Cultra to stop in Champaign on Tuesday
• Pet of the Week-Prince
• Nine people reported injured in crash on Interstate 74
• Champaign activates sidewalk-clearing rules
• It's Your Business: Urbana shop gives new life to used toys
• UI still paying fees to consulting firm
• Champaign meeting in Savoy to discuss location for high school
• Folks in need make way to dental clinics
• Group offers options to preserve old Ford County jail
• Municipal bond bust could do big damage nationwide
• Illnesses may signal early start of flu season
• November was warmer than usual, remember?
• 10th annual Parade of Lights
• Rantoul Christmas Parade canceled
• Icy conditions expected late Saturday
• Prussing's city council appointment up for confirmation
• City, schools concerned over state removal of stop signs
• Champaign turns fire department over to 6-year-old - for a day
• Route different for Parade of Lights in Champaign
• Two in custody over drug shipment
• Poinsettias for sale on UI campus
• PBL board looks at HVAC replacement in some schools
• Reports to police
• One taken to hospital in accident on Kirby in Champaign
• Man resentenced after probation violation
• CITY OF CHAMPAIGN PREPARES FOR SNOWFALL
• Workers prepare for first snowstorm
• Black wants to urge legislators to back Danville casino
• Provena to launch fund drive for cancer center renovation in Danville
• Police reports
• Fire in Rantoul started in two places
• Bunge supports program on farm safety
• Bonds for Urbana schools work get lower interest
• How to donate to Urbana athletic gateway
• Work on Urbana athletic fields to start this month
• Merchants pitch in to bring 'snowfall' to downtown Danville
• Cause may remain unknown in Broadlands fire
• Listen to Bucky Halker's recent interview on WILL Radio. Halker will be here Sun., Dec. 5, at 2 pm, to perform a tribute to Woody Guthrie.
• Friends members save at the FriendShop! On Dec. 4 & 5, bring a grocery bag and fill it with nonfiction for $5. On Dec. 11 & 12, get 2-for-1 savings shopwide (a monthly benefit for members). Membership is just $10.
• *Jingle* *jingle* *jingle* NUNCRACKERS! Dec. 1, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11 & 12! Make your reservations soon. Performances are selling out fast!
• Reminder of Sidewalk Snow Removal for Campus and Downtown – City of Champaign
• Men force way into Urbana home, rob occupant
• Exonerated men say funding for DNA testing is critical
• Fire claims lives in Broadlands
• Agencies to give away food in Champaign County
• House bids fond farewell to Bill Black
• Judge dismisses claim against Starbucks over hot tea spill
• Few hitches in moving UI students to new e-mail system
• Objections filed against Danville candidates
• Flash index shows continues economic improvement in Illinois
• Senate OKs major expansion of gambling in Illinois
• Frerichs, Rutherford among those backing civil unions
• November fire in Loda was deliberately set
• Economy blamed as Champaign location of Famous Dave's closes
• Lecture to Detail Sustainable Transformation of Urbana Home
• You better get cracking and make your reservation! NUNCRACKERS! opens tonight!
• Comparison shopping? Get free online access to "Consumer Reports" through our website's "Find Answers & Facts" page. Log in with your library card number.
• UI students create on-campus 'Tree of Hope'
• Family ready to make dream of home a reality in Hoopeston
• Campus fund drive short of goal as deadline nears
• Barickman gets stuck, lobbied before even taking office
• Man killed in Danville collision identified
• New Ford County treasurer expected to be named in January
• Firefighters urge precautions for holiday decorations
• Holidays can mean crime danger, too
• House revives coal-gas plant plans
• Challenger for county clerk files recount request
• Thomasboro board rejects petition about police officer
• Paxton council looks into new meters, how to pay for them
• Comcast channel moves take effect
• Bill allowing civil unions moves to Illinois Senate
• State board hears needs of education
• Teen involved in beating sentenced to probation
• Bucky Halker to Present Tribute to Woody Guthrie
• Coal gasification plant hits hurdle in General Assembly
• Medical marijuana bill falls short in Illinois House
• Man sent to prison for incident at Spalding Pool
• Legislation would end death penalty in Illinois
• Students of closed school might be due refund
• Champaign schools to test alert system
• Deal in works for Ford County waste-recycling plant
• Police seek witnesses to fatal collision in Danville
• Only one area bank gets an 'A' in Weiss Ratings
• Discovery recount finds same result in sheriff's race
• Park board views Virginia marquee redesigns
• Autopsy: Man killed by multiple shots
• Wage freeze would affect thousands in East Central Illinois
• Champaign school board weighs facilities issues
• Plans for turbines anger some Urbana residents
• Bond set for man arrested for residential burglary in Rantoul
• Man arrested for home invasion in Urbana
• Bond set for man arrested following stabbing
• Rantoul man pleads innocent to armed habitual criminal
• Incumbent Douglas County sheriff retains his lead following discovery recount
• Two men injured in shooting in Champaign
• Fire Chief for a Day 2010
• Map of parade route
• Need a quick read to escape your shopping blues? Try a new holiday paperback below.
• Want to read a new Christmas book? Take a look at this list for ideas.
• Psychology prof testing a new model of worry
• Help sought in solving Champaign theft case
• HOLIDAY TREE LIGHTING & 1st ANNUAL GIFT DRIVE
• Vermilion taxing bodies to turn in wish lists next month
• Wrongfully convicted men to speak at UI
• State investigates shooting by Vermilion deputy
• Forecast calls for family fun at Orpheum
• Champaign's Parade of Lights set for Saturday
• Police arrest Champaign man in stabbing
• Champaign ad firm changes name, moves to new office
• Crimestoppers helping police for almost 25 years
• It's Your Business: Clothing shop to open in Mahomet
• Former flower shop building gets face-lift
• C-U stores enjoy strong shopping turnout
• Lawmaker Black plans to resign seat early
• Board to pick from 3 Virginia marquee finalists
• Ford County has 7 wind farms in works
• Teacher heading to India to share autism information
• Iroquois County's wind-farm plans on hold for 6 months
• Photos With Santa
• Lightning likely cause of rural Urbana fire
• Madigan publishes guide on recalled children's products
• Section of Oregon Street to be closed
• Danville artist takes on church mural project
• 'Letters to the future' project under way in Champaign
• Merger would hurt reputation, library school faculty say
• Urbana woman named UI Marshall Scholar
• Construction of 'Legacy Fountain' nixed for now
• Thanksgiving in CU 2010
• Area joblessness mostly steady, below '09 rates
• Police intercept illegal immigrant, cocaine bound for Chicago
• St. Joe woman thankful for survival from brain injury
• Urbana kidney recipient celebrates 'greatest gift'
• Franklin Middle School named Breakthrough School
• Pick for House seat says budget cuts will be top priority
• Chimney fire damages Champaign home
• Champaign man faces gun, drug charges
• Pet of the Week Four Kittens
• Gunman robs Champaign adult bookstore
• Teen gets probation, jail over role in Sola attack
• Dollar General being built in Rossville
• Dollar General filling old Walgreens spot in Danville
• Urbana High's meal tradition continues
• First edition of LeRoy Press hits newsstands
• Inclement Weather Traffic Advisory
• Health groups want deficit-reduction plan defeated
• We're thankful for the way books feed our minds and our souls! Note: The library is closed on Thanksgiving. On Friday, the library is open, but our Administration Office is closed.
• Urbana man gets 25 years for latest drug conviction
• Woman hit by empty school bus
• Pilot's son taking reins of Danville hot air balloon event
• Carle/Salvation Army toy drive seeking donations
• Savoy firefighters investigating cause of office fire
• Tax rate lower in proposed Danville levy
• Final tally shows 6 are running for Danville mayor
• Deal means UI will host Science Olympiad more often
• No surprise candidates file in Champaign
• Easton-Bell Sports sees sales, expenses rise
• SEIU Local 73 rejects UI's proposal
• Rantoul man arrested for home invasion
• Man pleads innocent to armed robbery
• Champaign woman arrested on weapons charges
• Rollover accident reported south of Homer Lake Road
• Rollover accident reported south of Homer Lake Road
• Man arrested after shots were fired in downtown Champaign
• Tornado watch issued for area counties
• Vehicle-bicycle crash reported in Rantoul
• Central students serve Thanksgiving dinner for teachers, staff
• Pavement work closes Champaign intersection
• Rantoul takes quick action against destructive pest
• Information sought on man in Allen Hall shower
• DACC plans vote on adding new women's sport
• Health experts encourage public to get vaccination
• Champaign's financial forecast looks ominous
• Champaign furlough program in the works
• AT&T says service back for most of Urbana customers
• 'Out-of-the blue' photo recalls Ogden man's time with JFK
• It's Your Business: Mexican restaurant reopening as Cocina Real
• Cultra chosen to fill 53rd Senate District seat
• OLLI growing in enrollment, enrichment options
• Illinois EPA ups monitoring of large livestock farms
• Hey, hey! Weather can't dampen Wrigley Field experience
• Attorney general's office probes fish kill near Mansfield
• CUB program aims to lower cell bills
• UI Library praised for efforts at cutting costs, redundancies
• AT&T still working on damaged cable in Urbana
• Champaign intersection closed for pavement repair
• Lakeview to break ground for $1.6 million expansion
• Monticello High senior serving on state advisory council
• Rad Tech Club aiding women at shelter
• Filling 53rd District Senate seat may not be simple
• New Urbana Business Association director plans projects
• Four small UI units won't have to merge
• Raytheon buys firm with UI Research Park office
• Taxpayers have refunds coming, but IRS can't find them
• Join the Central Illinois Children's Chorus and the CUSO for our popular concert of carols, choral favorites, holiday tunes and orchestral classics. The CUSO Holiday Concert is full of cheer, glad tidings—and a few surprises. Don't miss t
• Update to Telephone Cable Cut 11/18/10
• Champaign City Council to Discuss Strategy to Address Budget Gap
• Rose hopes to keep Police Training Institute at UI
• Johnson again backs pulling U.S. troops out of Afghanistan
• Champaign neighborhood celebrates decades of history
• Coalition pushes for tuition freeze
• Recount sought in Douglas County sheriff race
• Vermilion County clerk candidate will seek recount
• Danville schools policy considerations include whether to adopt uniforms
• Students are taking more precautions, official tells UI trustees
• Complete AT&T fix may take a couple of days
• On The Town: United Way Celebrates 25 Years
• Attorney general: UI must release records in presidential search
• Wind farm meeting for Loda-Paxton area canceled
• President's remarks on General Motors
• Gerard files petitions to oppose Schweighart in Champaign election
• UPDATE on 9-1-1 System
• Man, woman charged over theft and sale of gun
• It's easier than ever to support the library...with monthly autogiving from your checking, savings, or credit card account. If you're thankful for the library, keep us in mind during the season of giving.
• UI police working with FBI on assault in dorm
• Pet of the Week Squirt
• Pet of the Week Squirt
• UI faculty group to hear union leaders
• Champaign County Y breaks ground with three-fourths of money raised
• Nine politicians now in line for Rutherford's state senate seat
• Pavilion begins consideration of how to expand
• UI will help PTI staff as institute slated for closure
• Update to 9-1-1 Lines Down
• 9-1-1 Lines are Down
• Teacher honored for bringing children, seniors together
• Fire damages southwest Champaign home
• UI needs to address percentage of admission acceptances, panel says
• 'Firewall' on UI admissions working well, report says
• Five-way race for mayor in Danville - so far
• Man sentenced to prison over attempted burglary
• Catlin outlines approval process for new store
• Fire reported in Champaign
• Neoga man arrested for residential burglary in Champaign
• Police link fingerprints, blood from trunk of car to armed robbery, kidnapping victim
• Sewer work to reduce traffic on North Coler Avenue to one lane
• Now there are five: Mayor's seat gets two more candidates in Danville
• Two vehicles collide in downtown Champaign
• UI will close Police Training Institute next year
• 14-year-old hospitalized after attack at Urbana High School
• Work scheduled Thursday for portion of North Coler in Urbana
• Clinton mayor resigns because he's moving
• Letter questions UI emergency alert about campus attack
• County board member sells two businesses
• UI ready to hire engineer for Big Broadband project
• Budget, other financial issues on county board agenda
• Urbana firm files for Chapter 7 in bankruptcy court
• Final votes tallied in Champaign County; no outcomes altered
• Woman puts passion for gardening to work at VA
• No emergency in Mahomet; sirens malfunctioned
• Champaign joins state lobbying effort to change police, fire pensions
• Rantoul man to stand trial for murder
• Marquee comes off the Virginia
• Gifford woman arrested over gun incident
• Sixth arrest made in beating of Champaign man
• Check out our commercial for NUNCRACKERS! at Parkland Theatre Dec. 1 - 12!
• Work extended at intersection of High, Orchard in Urbana
• Work to reduce lanes on section of Kirby
• Champaign’s 150th Commemorative Gifts for Holiday Giving
• Champaign’s Sesquicentennial Celebration
• UI prof's assignment for next semester in limbo
• UI trustees likely to pass Hogan restructuring despite faculty dissent
• Work may start next summer on long-awaited Swann rec center
• Vermilion airport workers ready to launch SS Jazzy for parades
• East Central Illinois groups vying for grants both large and small
• Block of Lynn Street in Champaign to close for sewer work
• Danville mayoral candidates will draw lots for ballot position
• Danville tax levy shrinks again
• Three seats open on Parkland board
• Reports to police
• 'Sky box' tickets added for DHS playoff game
• Meijer Holds Food Drive Prior to Northwestern vs. U of I at Wrigley Field
• Urbana council, residents hit UI over wind turbine plans
• Three from Rantoul arrested in attack on UI campus
• UI football player pleads innocent in battery case
• South Mattis Avenue clear following accident
• Ameren: No danger, but rotten smell, after abandoned line broken
• Champaign Police Crime Alerts and Crime Mapping
• Road Closure – 600 Block of North Lynn Street
• Danville already has three-way race for mayor
• Crime report
• Champaign incumbents all file election petitions
• Report: More Chinese students studying in U.S.
• Holiday trimmings starting to appear in Champaign
• South View renovations top school board agenda
• Information sought in sex assault at UI's Forbes Hall
• Revolving loans to help nonprofits manage cash
• Developer marketing City Center in Savoy
• Hearing Tuesday for Champaign TIF district extension
• Pet of the Week-Shorty
• Safe Haven disbanded after most residents moved on
• Tiny Foosland is becoming another lost village
• UI meeting doesn't assuage parents' safety concerns
• Great American Smokeout set for Thursday
• Despite higher prices, farmland sales remain brisk
• Danville wants to keep all VA medical services local
• It's Your Business: Derald's Diner open in Campustown
• Weibel to seek 3rd term as county board chairman
• Half price this weekend only - our best used books! Today and Sunday, "special books" are 50% off at our FriendShop, with purchase of a $10 Friends membership. These are the newer & more unique titles. Open 1:30 to 4:30 pm, lower level.
• Far-flung fans follow Danville Vikings
• Urbana officials seek nuisance foreclosure powers
• Lincoln Academy plans ceremony in Urbana next year
• Home sales fall in Champaign County
• Rebranding of Harper Oil stores to begin soon
• Gearhead: Norman Comer
• UI student reports peeping Tom in shower
• Two felons facing weapons charges
• DNA match leads to charge in 2009 holdup try
• Interactive Open House For The Regional Housing Study
• Two from Champaign charged with car burglary
• Champaign teen charged as adult in stabbing
• Urbana intersection closed for sewer work
• Paxton man injured in two-vehicle accident in rural St. Joseph
• Reports say UI has room for improvement in diversity
• Regional plan commission urges commercial development in St. Joseph
• Future unclear for Dynegy power station near Oakwood
• Urbana nears complete control of block for development
• Paxton man injured in two-vehicle accident in rural St. Joseph
• Reports to area police
• Some area Lutheran congregations vote to leave denomination
• Loda man dead before interstate crash
• Town hall meeting on safety set for Saturday at Illini Union
• Couple withdraw request for mobile home on property near North Fork
• County treasurer seeks 'clarification' on Provena taxes
• UI extends double-locking of doors to 24 hours
• UI putting more resources into campus security
• Children hear history from veterans of World War II
• Power outage reported in Champaign
• Thomasboro may seek grant to replace boiler, make other improvements
• Used motor oil to be collected at Carmack by Keep Vermilion County Beautiful
• Mahomet-Seymour continues plans to buy land for new building
• Tale of two veterans
• Airline will add sixth daily flight to O'Hare
• Rantoul board pays tribute to retiring police official
• Champaign County wants clarification on Provena tax money
• Urbana man sentenced to probation in sex abuse case
• Rantoul lab benefits from federal research funding
• UI law students petition against Don't Ask Don't Tell
• Life Remembered: Co-founder of Honor the Chief Society 'had a wonderful way about herself'
• UI engineering prof on presidential list to be honored
• Champaign police report attempted abduction of 12-year-old girl
• Champaign council begins work on long-term plan for city's development
• Champaign County Board backs redistricting commission
• Urbana Park Board OKs concept for new pool; some neighbors oppose plan
• Villa Grove residents complain about tree removal, city employee
• Oakwood War Memorial to be dedicated Thursday
• Paxton council to use reserves to lower tax levy
• Ford County treasurer resigns just as new term begins
• Water authority says report questions landfill proposal
• Online votes could bring steam locomotive to town
• Urbana delays decision on landmark status for home
• Wrestling program gets Georgetown board OK
• Man sentenced to probation over multiple burglaries
• Vermilion County Board to consider potential boost to economy
• Grant will help pay for geothermal system at Washington School in Champaign
• Danville nonprofit hosts free collection of electronics and old medicine
• Rankin won't fill police spot for now
• UI senate to send trustees suggestions on administration proposal
• Thomasboro mayor calls meeting to discuss police complaints
• State's revenue 'underwhelming' in October
• UI will try for agreement with Fox/Atkins to develop next phase of research park
• Wisconsin company acquires two Devonshire divisions
• Embattled RTHS superintendent resigns
• Report urges state spend more on smoking cessation
• Sexual abuse reported at Forbes Hall
• Teen arraigned on five counts of murder
• 19-year-old ticketed for DUI after weekend crash in Urbana
• Judge denies no-contact request by neighbor of county board member
• $1 million bond in shooting in Champaign
• Sexual assault reported at Forbes Hall
• Fire damages two homes in Hegeler
• Nobody hurt in mobile home fire in Rantoul
• DACC trustees to examine athletic programs
• Neighborhood association dropoff locations
• Seven neighborhood groups in Danville teaming up for food drive
• Nominees for redistricting panel getting mostly positive reviews
• Champaign council to review draft of comprehensive plan update
• 'Fab Lab' drawing variety of users
• UI's ties with China go back decades
• Parents urge awareness for rare condition
• UI creating new ties with India universities
• Found in translation: Teacher taking Latin to town
• It's Your Business: Techline plans move
• EPA close to scheduling comment period on Clinton landfill PCB request
• Landfill has separate state pollution case
• Man arrested for fatal shooting south of Rantoul
• Summary of Champaign, Urbana burglary reports in October
• Leal, Urbana High principals see success beyond test scores
• Ayers: Judge me on career, not book dedication
• Police recover dozens of DVDs, games taken from UI library
• Local issues drove voter turnout
• Parkland's Gina Walls wins national teaching honor
• Illinois banker joins board of CIB Marine
• Urbana council again considers landmark status for building
• SolarBridge picks manufacturer
• Sentencing turns dramatic in robbery case
• Deputies investigating shooting death near Rantoul
• Mediacom rates to increase in December
• Criminal cases resolved in Champaign County
• 100 'difference makers' honored as part of conference
• New tool in heart rate treatment
• Low-income dental clinic expected to open next summer
• Tanker rollover slows traffic on Neil, blocks eastbound I-74 ramp
• Mattoon man indicted for child porn
• Reports to police
• Agencies team up to fight hunger in Danville
• Telecom company reports earnings up 66 percent for quarter
• Thomasboro committee chairman replaced over police issue
• Villa Grove grocery's new owner plans to open Nov. 17
• New private recycling dropoff planned for Champaign
• Man killed in Douglas County train-truck crash
• Area man accused in fight that includes shots fired at restaurant
• Area events to honor veterans
• Housing Task Force Study Session & Open House
• UI honors Talese with journalism award
• Urbana man charged with child porn
• Change the Clocks ~ Check the Batteries ~ Practice a Home Fire Drill
• Maryland man gets prison for threat to Urbana mosque
• Man dies in two-vehicle crash in Edgar County
• Area could get its first taste of winter
• Tax proposals defeated in Iroquois County
• Judge rules 15-year-old guilty in attack
• Elevator in Mansfield closes
• Rantoul man accused in fight that includes shots fired at restaurant
• CSX to close crossings for improvements in Danville
• AP: Quinn keeps governor job
• Some Homer residents must boil water after pipe breaks
• Both clerk candidates in Vermilion County hold out hope from uncounted ballots
• Towing business plans up again for consideration in Danville
• Solid re-election win has Johnson upbeat
• Details on conference
• Conference aims to boost technology in low-income C-U areas
• Gratitude to DSC marks 'spokesfamily' for Tree of Hope
• Mahomet school helps with Toys for Troops drive
• DSC sets goal at $100,000 for Tree of Hope drive
• Rantoul man sentenced to prison for DUI crash
• Kirk tops Republican winners in Illinois
• Vermilion County election results for Nov. 2, 2010
• Dems hold slim board majority in Vermilion County
• At-home recycling pickup now required throughout Champaign
• City of Champaign Township voters support moot question
• Federal, state, area election results for Nov. 2, 2010
• Illinois congressional delegation shifts to Republicans
• Quinn holds slim lead over Brady in governor's race
• Governor's race a dead heat between Quinn, Brady
• Vermilion County clerk race remains close
• Virginia man charged with possessing stolen van
• Information offered Wednesday on Medicare prescription plan
• Temps stay above normal in October
• Danville's next treasurer, mayor won't get raises
• Musical tribute to teacher ends up as memorial
• Tilton ups the off-road ante
• Champaign County voters stay with incumbents
• Pet of the Week Mickey
• Old National, First Mid post profits for quarter
• Judge's retirement brings circuit court vacancy
• UI senate questions Hogan proposal
• Illinois' recovery proceeds slowly
• Federal grant will bring bike path in Danville by 2012
• UI will give two-year MBA scholarship in competition
• Fire at rural St. Joseph farmhouse likely arson
• Fisher to vote on tax increase for extra officer
• No one hurt in two-vehicle crash
• Champaign man charged with predatory criminal sexual assault
• Rantoul police seek man who fired shots
• Attack on UI campus not linked to others
• Police investigate aggravated battery on Armory Avenue
• Police investigate shots fired at Urbana restaurant
• Champaign County election results for Nov. 2, 2010
• Man dies from injuries in September motorcycle crash
• Ford County election results for Nov. 2, 2010
• Georgetown buys land to aid wastewater plant expansion
• Vermilion County election results for Nov. 2, 2010
• Urbana approves 10-year Comcast pact, starts looking for new alderman
• Polls open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
• Champaign school board backs compromise on tax-increment district
• Danville school bus drivers reach contract deal
• Third Gill-Johnson race has old, new issues
• Thomasboro to discuss police department status
• Next electronics recycling event set for Nov. 6
• Voters to decide on Pesotum Township cemetery tax
• Votes planned on treasurer, mayor salaries in Danville
• Vermilion County sets flu clinics for adults
• Jefferson teacher gives students taste of the outdoors
• Reports to police
• Archery program right on target
• Champaign may finalize recycling program
• Governor candidates stopping Monday in Savoy
• Invitation to eBlackChampaign-Urbana Campus-CommunitySymposium
• No one hurt in Champaign Township house fire
• UI's Urbana campus tops nation in Fulbright Scholars
• 103rd Illinois House District: Jakobsson vs. Davis
• Champaign County Board District 9: Robert Brunner
• Health plans soon must notify members of 'grandfather' status
• Champaign County Board, District 9: Three newcomers, two seats
• Champaign County Board, District 9: Christopher Alix
• 103rd House District candidates
• Area legislators have opposition for a change
• More information on Parenting with Love and Limits
• In first year, program has high success rate for parents and teens
• It's Your Business: Blues BBQ reopening on North Prospect
• Fire reported in Champaign Township
• Daily Bread busier than ever -- and there's talk of expansion
• Operation Hope – Family Orientation
• UI seeks proposals for wind turbine
• John Street Watershed Project Videos
• Champaign County Board District 8: Tom Betz
• 2011 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Countywide Celebration
• Champaign County Board District 8: two seats open
• Rising Folk Star/UIUC Graduate Ben Bedford in Concert
• Champaign County Board District 8: Jim Phillips
• Recycling for all City Residents
• Tribute planned for Champaign music teacher
• “Halloween Safety Tips”
• Champaign County Board District 7 incumbent faces former Champaign council member
• Halloween Weekend Extra Patrol
• Champaign County Board District 7: Sher Hampel
• Champaign County Board District 7: Alan Kurtz
• Tips for safe trick-or-treating
• Teen pleads in juvenile court in attack; second of six denies involvement
• Champaign County Board District 8: Ralph Langenheim
• Champaign puts more officers on duty for weekend
• Two seek Vermilion County assessment supervisor post
• Millions allocated for hiking, biking improvements
• Sodemanns named Most Valuable Citizens
• Kankakee man sentenced to 20 years for child porn
• Vermilion County supervisor of assessments: Candidates
• Rose Bowl robbed at gunpoint
• Pesotum Township seeks tax hike for cemetery
• Lighted School House – Fall Festival
• Champaign company gets 2010 Chamber honor
• Free Credit Information Sessions
• Suspended RTHS superintendent retrieves belongings from office
• Approval expected on resolution to Paxton school gym issue
• Countywide Residential Electronics Collection
• Bond at $75,000 in drug case
• Candidates' forum scheduled for Tuesday at DACC
• Potomac to flush water system
• Vermilion County Board District 2 candidates
• UI's Hogan: Restructuring not intended to make campuses all the same
• Two seek District 2 seat on Vermilion County Board
• Potential weapon in migraine arsenal: Botox
• UI Senate talks on hiring policy for adjuncts to start 'soon'
• Early-vote numbers up or stable throughout the area
• Featured speaker announced for sustainability symposium
• Central-Centennial rivalry brings spirit of cooperation, too
• UI homecoming parade route same as last year
• Former Pesotum man in murder-suicide, Denver police say
• Indiana man gets jail sentence for cannabis in Douglas County
• Champaign man held for burglary
• Man sentenced to prison for threat to police officer
• Champaign County Nursing Home hits financial skid
• Woman reports man trying to photograph her in the shower
• Urbana council delays decision on Comcast franchise deal
• Man arrested following crash on Church Street in Champaign
• Georgetown to seek bids for water tower demolition
• Question of the Week: Should IHSA split its football title games?
• Champaign board gets first look at plans for Savoy school
• Athletes of the Week
• PBL plan aims at higher test scores
• Bulletin Board: Coach running up success
• University Primary School plans open house
• Pet of the Week-Monkey
• Danville to discuss wage freezes for mayor, treasurer
• Information sought on attempted robbery, battery
• Training of service dogs called first on college campus
• Champaign council to vote on Fourth Street extension amendments
• Fairmount man turns hobby into master beekeeper certification
• Crime report
• Renovations complete on Mattoon train depot
• Two men fixing Rantoul park's broken benches
• 2010 Trick-or-Treat Hours
• University Avenue to be reduced to two lanes at viaduct
• The Lodge on Hill Luxury Apartment Homes
• Juvenile arrested following Urbana school scuffle
• Doctor: Seed brachytherapy 'extremely effective'
• 104th District race: Basic similarities, ideological differences
• New veterinary curriculum puts UI students in real-world environment sooner
• Parkland registration set for November
• Work begins on Penfield grave marker restorations
• It's Your Business: B. Lime putting its focus on babies
• UI scientist offering leaflet on identifying ash borer
• DePratt, Danville march along in 3A soccer
• Saturday's prep highlights: Pelmore, Wachtel honored
• Maroons eke out tennis title on doubles play
• Playoff bid old hat for Storm
• Duval wins No. 200
• M-S earns first boys' golf crown
• The Lodge on Hill Luxury Apartment Homes
• Resurfacing to affect traffic on Goodwin
• Gearhead: Steve Stoerger
• Timeline set for FutureGen storage site search
• Ford sheriff vows changes in wake of sex abuse case
• Defunct Champaign TV station may go to new owners
• Urbana to weigh 10-year franchise deal with Comcast
• Family Service Senior Resource Center wins state award
• Chief's 'Next Dance' is back on
• In first round, M-S boys a cut above
• Sabers girls' golfers hope to celebrate
• Week 8 football wrap: Urbana builds for future
• Economic groups likely to continue sharing space
• Head Start sites closed as rash of illness investigated
• Fourth Quarter Financial Report for 09/10 Available
• City of Champaign Prepares for Budget Gap
• Two former Edgar County correctional officers arrested on Thursday
• SJ-O volleyball claims crown
• Kroner's volleyball insider: Centennial charges ahead
• Thursday's prep highlights: Kunas, Millage shine
• Upcoming K9 Karnival in Tuscola to Support Hands 4 Paws
• Vermilion County Board says yes to lower levy
• Lawyer says facts in suit against Finney may change
• Seven sites identified for new Central High School
• Family still coping a year after sergeant's death in Afghanistan
• Land swap proposed for St. Joseph fire station
• Grant to help UI lead overseas farming program
• Preserve finalizing Homer Lake playscape plans
• Delinquent property tax notices going out
• Police use DNA from baseball cap to make arrest for burglary
• Wednesday's prep highlights: Romo delivers for Storm
• Kroner: Time flies when you're having fun
• Documentary wins two Mid-America Emmys
• Johnson seeks probe of revised FutureGen program
• Governor hopeful Brady brings 'Clean Break' tour to Danville
• Timeline planned for Danville school renovations
• Ford correctional officer pleads innocent to sex abuse
• Local Chileans cheer mine rescue
• County board member Knott plans run for Parkland board
• Listen to Kroner talk about the playoffs today!
• Jakobsson out of touch, GOP rival charges
• Danville painting class makes a splash with children
• Rash of Elliott vehicle break-ins prompts warning
• Georgetown man pleads guilty to child pornography
• Oakland man sentenced for attempted criminal sexual assault
• Arrest made for aggravated battery in Champaign
• Athletes of the Week: Blackman, Hansen
• Candidates' forum scheduled for Tuesday at DACC
• Chart Toppers: Best girls' tennis tandems
• New lawsuit filed against Champaign police chief
• Teams of the Week
• Bond set for Champaign man arrested for aggravated battery
• N-G Top 10: Girls' cross-country
• Illinois football player ordered to do community service
• Notes: Swimmers honored
• City to Defend Vine Street Lawsuit
• Cornjerkers keep it going
• Tuesday highlights: Soccer playoffs get going
• MJ: Who's going to win a state title in golf?
• Danville aldermen reject raise proposal
• VA housing project breaks ground
• Champaign County Board backs rate hike for nursing home
• Champaign extends East University TIF district for 12 years
• Decision on Lincoln Hotel postponed until December
• Champaign County Board to weigh fee hike for nursing home
• UI president's administration proposal raises questions
• Danville school renovation plans to be presented
• Danville panel looking at salary schedule
• Champaign County mental health center changing name
• 'Matt the Welder' joins Quinn on trip that ends in Savoy
• Slow sales forcing The Estate Sale to close doors
• Couple who lost daughter to H1N1 flu urging vaccinations
• Champaign doctor's gift to help after school
• Tips sought on UI library burglary
• Bridge work to affect I-57 near Tuscola
• Car strikes freight train northeast of Gibson City
• Public-college dropouts cost taxpayers a pretty penny
• Vermilion Dems' office open until election day
• Woman with cancer starts support group in Champaign County
• Ford Drug Court program will give addicts 2nd chance
• Teen arrested in connection with attack on 30-year-old man
• Funding appropriated for two-phase Illinois 1 engineering study
• Boat collision kills Mattoon man
• CCHS Partners with Pets for Patriots
• Accident sends woman to hospital
• Champaign council to discuss East University TIF district extension
• Quinn pledges $38 million for new Lincoln's Challenge Academy
• UI asks Chief group to stop use of name, old logo
• 7th Annual Unity March
• Champaign group wants groundwater ordinance repealed
• Night road work planned on Interstate 74
• Washington Street viaduct to be closed Tuesday
• Two people die in Urbana following crash in Effingham
• Autopsy scheduled Monday for man who died in crash
• Saturday's prep highlights: Danville tennis takes Big 12 title
• Ayers emeritus snub drawing some criticism
• Two sales tax hikes on ballot in Iroquois County
• Facing first challenger, Sheriff Walsh finds politics getting in way of job
• Unity March remembers past, looks toward future
• Smith: Voters seem OK with sheriff hopeful's independent label
• Man killed in one-vehicle Danville crash
• Hazel Park Rebuild 2010
• Model A Ford Club's re-creation of 1915 motorcade to stop in Danville
• Home sales in Champaign County down; refinancing on rise
• Champaign school district plans meeting on new site for Central
• Union official scores hit with 'Matt the Welder' ad for Quinn
• Volunteers revamp Hazel Park with new playground, picnic sets
• Judge recuses himself from Piatt County clerk case
• Landmark designation for Lincoln Hotel back on Urbana council's agenda
• Local dealers ready for Ford's revamped Lincoln brand
• Man robs First Midwest Bank in Champaign
• Friday's highlights: Fouts, Dunlap lift Judah
• Chargers stung by late rally
• Gooch, Rockets recover for OT win
• Puhr: I won't vote Madigan for speaker
• UI Library counts H.G. Wells manuscript as 12 millionth book
• Child porn convictions yield 40-year sentence
• Something borrowed saves wedding reception
• County board member wants neighbor's complaint tossed
• Tolono continuing talks for drainage project easement
• Motorcyclist critically injured at I-74 interchange
• Downtown Champaign streets closed Friday-Saturday for 2 events
• Ronnie Milsap's Christmas show coming to Assembly Hall
• Urbana man indicted on federal child porn charges
• Urbana school tests a return to plastic trays
• Crime Prevention Month Activities
• 5 evacuated over vapor cloud at UI plant
• Tri-County bounces back for title
• Thursday's prep highlights: Millage leads Sabers
• Kroner's volleyball insider: Fisher on fast track
• Teen held at juvenile center on battery charge
• Danville school board approves seeking federal bonds
• Danville man gets 40 years for having, producing child porn
• Prep football preview: Comets overrun opponents
• Kirk Unveils Champaign-Urbana Agenda
• OSHA hits Tuscola plant with four citations, $81,900 fine
• Program will help those interested in learning about mental illness
• Generations of Hope founder honored
• Faculty group backs suspended UI professor
• Route cleared for extending Fourth Street to Windsor Road
• King students celebrate start of renovation, expansion
• Listen to Kroner today!!!!
• Work starts on Mumford House
• FutureGen Alliance will seek proposals for underground storage
• Beating in downtown Champaign under investigation
• Urbana motel closed over missing, defective smoke detectors
• Catlin creates public works supervisor post
• Little consensus on Olympian Drive extension
• Ludlow village board sets tax levy
• Roundhouse loses major funds, will narrow program
• Sidney board rejects proposal to allow chickens
• Police Find Similarities in Aggravated Battery and Mob Action Cases
• Park board draws up proposal in PBL tiff
• City of Champaign Fall Yard Waste Collection
• Federal grants bring $6 million in energy funding
• Farmer City holds off on hiring interim city manager
• Dome Theater Presentations to Feature Animation Produced at NCSA
• No one hurt in Champaign apartment fire
• Buckley checking on source of rusty water
• 2010 Citizen Heroes and Helping Hands Awards
• Work to close part of John Street in Champaign
• Wish you had a meditation hut? Our "Everyday Architecture" series kicks off Thu., Sep. 9, at 7 pm, with U of I Prof. Jeff Poss talking about "Monuments & Meditation Huts: Humanizing Architecture for Central Illinois."
• Champaign County Fire Chiefs Fire Prevention Week Kick-Off
• Police investigating Urbana restaurant holdup
• Chad Myler & Brad Mehrtens as Duwell and Duane in DUCK HUNTER SHOOTS ANGEL opening September 22.
• Champaign Fire Department Open House
• Third teen charged in attack ordered to remain in custody
• Public Invitation to Housing Discussions
• Danville council gets first look at property tax levy
• Fire and Police Memorial Dedication Ceremony
• Danville rail-crossing work will affect traffic on Vermilion Street
• Champaign Exchange Club Gives Away 100 Teddy Bears
• Rantoul official: Smaller airport layout would help development
• CU Sharing the Road Video Premiere
• Clothing drive set for those seeking employment help
• Athletes of the Week
• Retirement fund buys controlling interest in Westchester Group
• Kroner: Comeback leads Smith down new trail
• Appeal planned in ruling that favors Champaign lawyer
• Tuesday's prep highlights: Hoopeston/B-H clinches crown
• Danville teacher among those surprised with supplies from Office Max
• Black, Hunt propel Centennial golfers
• City's new-look website unveiled
• Teens in custody say robbery attempt was a joke
• Crimestoppers sponsors record-shredding event
• Rantoul city schools budget shows deficit
• Ho-hum, just your ordinary, average September
• Three of eight Urbana schools hit testing mark
• Meeting on Olympian Drive draws fire from opponent
• Chad Myler & Brad Mehrtens as Duwell and Duane in DUCK HUNTER SHOOTS ANGEL opening September 22.
• Champaign Police Department Crime Prevention Month Activities
• Second teen charged in beating of former weatherman
• No injuries in fire at Guardian West in Urbana
• Third youth arrested for Sola beating
• Champaign County Board to consider mining, 'habitability'
• Urbana Fire Department to hold family night at Lincoln Square Village
• UI senate asks for end to relationship with capitalism foundation
• Wish you had a meditation hut? Our "Everyday Architecture" series kicks off Thu., Sep. 9, at 7 pm, with U of I Prof. Jeff Poss talking about "Monuments & Meditation Huts: Humanizing Architecture for Central Illinois."
• Senate to meet on changes to UI administrative structure
• Pet of the Week: Patsy
• Urbana council approves union contracts with no raises
• $25,000 bond in burglary case
• Oct. 5 is final day to register to vote in November election
• Danville city tax levy will take slight dip this year
• Life Remembered: Cleveland Hammonds Jr. one of Champaign's first black administrators
• Danville firm celebrates anniversary of partnership that kept it alive
• Home fire sprinkler demonstration set for Mansfield
• Police seek info on checks stolen from animal hospital
• Danville towing business seeks permit for impound lot
• Reports to police
• Open house on Olympian Drive set in Urbana
• Candidate forums scheduled for Vermilion County
• Revamped website waiting for Champaign council's OK
• New Centennial principal likes the effort he's seeing in the classrooms
• Koi stolen from pond at Lake of the Woods
• Sewer work may cause traffic delays in downtown Champaign
• Aggravated robbery reported on Sunday morning
• How to know if it's an allergy
• University of Illinois students get hands-on lesson on poverty from United Way
• It's Your Business: El Toro 2 moving to old JBJ building
• Fire destroys barn; nobody hurt
• Teen arrested for stolen car
• Summary of Champaign, Urbana burglary reports in September
• Fundraisers set to honor cheerleading coach at SJ-O
• Production to start by early spring at shuttered Rantoul pork plant
• UI students have some safe options for getting home
• No evidence of coordination in series of attacks
• Shots, other treatments can help with allergy symptoms in children
• Wolfram co-founder brings science to sixth grade
• Chicago man killed in I-57 crash
• Traffic jam on I-74 in Vermilion County
• Candidate forum set for Danville
• UI fund drive tops $2 billion
• State suspends nurses' licenses
• Major gifts to UI highlighted
• Malpractice suit settled for $12 million
• Resident sues to have Piatt clerk removed
• Former Station 211 reopens as Red Lion
• 16-year-old arrested in beating in Champaign
• When the weather turns cooler, it's time to get creative. Try something new in one of these c
• St. Joseph village, grade school to cooperate on sidewalk
• Homeowners' reward starts Friday in Gibson City
• Urbana man sentenced to seven years for DUI plea
• UI to lease 'Beyond the Chief' exhibit for three years
• Danville gets $3 million for Fairchild subway work
• Consultant hired to do area labor survey
• Speaker: Limit government by eliminating programs
• I-74 near Mahomet reopened following three-vehicle mishap
• Software company opens center in Research Park
• Video on bike safety to be shown next week
• CU Sharing the Road Video Premiere
• Meth valued at $628,000 found; 2 Californians charged
• Danville alderman announces run for mayor
• PBL board says sports programs will continue
• Urbana man faces aggravated child porn charge
• 16-year-old arrested in beating at Centennial
• St. Joseph-Ogden board backs school resource officer
• Mahomet may reduce brush pickup frequency
• Ford County EMA coordinator may keep job
• Campus private housing concerned over Champaign multifamily recycling
• FutureGen revision will need state OK and maybe rate hike
• Choice for next Research Park developer is weeks away
• Food for Families kicks off at Illini game with challenge from Columbus
• Rantoul man jailed over break-in
• Rantoul man arrested for theft
• Chester Street viaduct closed
• Tilton man charged with child pornography
• Champaign schools budget shows deficit
• Rural Paxton man arrested for growing marijuana
• Work under way to ask Westville voters to decide on gas tax
• Vermilion County Health Department returns to 5-day work week
• Theide named to first college-wide endowed chair in Fine and Applied Arts at UI
• Police issue tickets for alcohol violations
• Voorhees work should be finished in mid-October
• Tilton police officer arrested
• Urbana woman charged with attempted murder for stabbing woman
• Easter: Rising tuition pushing college out of reach
• Villa Grove council warned again about playground
• Urbana firefighters invite others to join cancer awareness campaign
• Group providing teddy bears for children in crisis
• Drug-, alcohol-related crimes up on campus
• Constitutional scholar to address UI symposium
• Ameren, feds sign agreement on FutureGen
• Champaign man now fit to stand trial for murder
• Chicago among sites for major study on Parkinson's disease
• Six GOP county board candidates unite on two issues
• Proposal would close academic programs at Institute of Aviation
• Champaign council approves plans for Bristol Park
• Scores join Urbana schools' 'action teams' to examine future
• Park district seeking full-time director for Virginia
• More students pass, but more schools fail to meet standards in Champaign
• No sure thing that Southwest will come to Bloomington after takeover of AirTran
• Plan for Eagle Creek renovation: Four paragraphs
• Marathon decision was protecting local interest, buyers say
• Joliet-based firm takes Devonshire franchise
• Champaign man jailed on drug, weapons charges
• Danville men charged in drug case in Douglas County
• Driveway work to close part of University Avenue
• Part of Francis Drive to be reduced to one lane
• Champaign Exchange Club Gives Away 100 Teddy Bears
• Coroner identifies man found in Crystal Lake
• Man reports attack by four men
• Road work will close streets in Savoy
• Danville man accused in burglary in Champaign
• Rural Arthur man dies after Coles County crash
• 3rd 'Next Dance' on UI homecoming weekend
• Urbana man behind robbery sentenced to 10 years
• PBL superintendent will send letter on sales tax vote
• $700,000 grant to UI prof to add to substance-abuse research
• Gifford district recognized for results, spending
• Area fire departments plan wide range of activities
• Adult flu-shot schedule
• Flu-shot clinics will offer protection against three strains
• More time sought to fine-tune new Champaign recycling program
• Christie, local buyers take over Illinois Marathon
• Homecoming parade will close some Urbana streets Friday
• Teacher of Year finalist from Champaign demands best from students
• Fire and Police Memorial Dedication Ceremony
• Body of man found Sunday at Crystal Lake Park
• Part of Lynn Street in Champaign to be closed Wednesday
• Rantoul board approves roof repair bids
• Dragons, shapeshifters, and goddesses! Magic's in the air in these new fantasy books availabl
• Gifford firefighters keep barn fire from nearby propane tank
• Champaign school board to hold hearing on budget
• Doctor retiring after half-century on the job
• Federal food aid usage rises
• Champaign firm 'vigorously defending' itself in state case
• Urbana council to take up wind turbines, 1875 home
• SNAP basics
• Recycling taking refuse toward reuse
• Some recyclables may end up in landfill
• Cause of collapse of Cargill grain bin in Villa Grove undetermined
• It's Your Business: Martial arts school to get new name, bigger home
• Jury convicts Danville man of murder, armed robbery
• Father sentenced to 4 years in prison for injuring baby
• Man jailed after search finds pot, LSD in home
• Champaign man charged in burglary
• Kennedy's vote on Ayers: Private and public views
• Joliet firm picks up Coldwell Banker franchise
• Drop in rankings gets UI's attention
• Company takes over Candlewood Suites project in Champaign
• New Dobbins Downs Playground
• Drowning victim was UI student from China
• Gearhead: Jim Cross
• Judge sentences man to 28 years in slaying
• UI trustees approve new budget
• Man injured, ticketed in downtown Urbana crash
• Last round of appliance rebate program lasted two hours
• Petitions available for Urbana park board seats
• Unemployment drops throughout area for August
• Vermilion sheriff joins in 'Take-Back' program for old medicine
• Danville schools bring back 'RIF'd' teachers
• Music festival to close parts of two streets
• New Urbana assistant chief 'excited' about challenges
• Champaign schools likely dropping roller skating from PE
• Emeritus status for Ayers denied
• Home sales behind last year's pace in Champaign County
• Champaign Fire Department Open House
• More cuts ahead for county government
• Blue Cross to close Champaign office
• Attacks reported in Champaign
• Rossville man arrested for alleged anhydrous theft
• Two up, two down in latest credit union ratings
• Schools working exercise into routines
• Credit union rankings for the quarter ending June 30, 2010
• Patients sue maker of recalled hip replacement device
• Teens arrested in car burglaries in Urbana
• Buyouts save UI $1.4 million a month; some faculty left for better-paying jobs
• Bill Black won't run for Danville mayor
• Carrington family decries lawsuit settlement
• Part of Vine Street closed for water main installation
• County Democrats won't sue Shelden over campus voting locale
• Danville school board approves contract with union
• Danville mayor breaks tie over purchase of truck
• Arrest in Coles County leads to charges in Champaign County
• Combine catches fire
• Champaign lawyer's suspension upheld by Supreme Court
• Bids lower than expected for renovation at Urbana school
• School board candidates can circulate petitions for April election
• New nonfiction books--just arrived today!
• Villa Grove school budget has deficit
• New mysteries, just for you.
• Enrollment dips in Blue Ridge
• New paperback romances, ready for readers!
• Reports to police
• Man sentenced to probation in child porn case
• Expansion to three lanes one possibility for I-74 between Urbana and Danville
• Montessori school in Champaign takes part in global plea for peace
• Six area banks up, one down in latest ratings
• Ratings for area banks
• McKinley Foundation gives out social justice honors
• Georgetown's old water tower may be on way out
• Catlin considers creating post of public works manager
• Washington Street viaduct open
• Union group will protest at UI trustees meeting
• Plenty of new business for UI trustees' meeting
• Volunteers take on food challenge
• University Y awards $100,000 in scholarship
• Formal charges expected in molestation case
• Gas main broken near Hessel Park
• Dome Theater Presentations to Feature Animation Produced at NCSA
• Man's body found near Longview
• Music festival to close parts of two streets
• Vermilion County considers another property downtown
• 94 citations issued in Operation Campus Tap
• Urbana council delays action on landmark; petitioner unable to attend
• Body confirmed as that of missing UI prof
• Former youth minister pleads not guilty in sexual exploitation case
• 2010 Citizen Heroes and Helping Hands Awards
• Marijuana plants found growing in corn field near Paxton
• Man sentenced to 12 years for fatal DUI in Champaign
• Two accused in attacks make first court appearance
• Agency offers food pack for weather emergencies
• Lincoln Trail board to review library sharing rules
• Pet of the Week Okra
• Danville school board to vote on union contracts
• Sheriff's offices join campaign to dispose of old medicine
• Permission sought from state to move Hoopeston nursing home
• Champaign police chief to suspects: We'll put an end to this
• Champaign native on panel researching Toyota problems
• Centennial educator among eight finalists for state teacher of the year
• UI student dies in W. Virginia rafting accident
• Champaign council to vote on wrongful-death settlement
• Victim in fatal collision identified
• City of Champaign Fall Yard Waste Collection
• Champaign man critically injured in west Champaign motorcycle accident
• Road work will close Savoy streets this week
• Monticello Railroad Days 2010
• Facts about bed bugs
• UI considers expanding vice presidents' numbers
• Current and possible UI vice president arrangements
• Consumers urged to watch for major rate increases
• Changes to health insurance take effect Sept. 23
• Fire damages west Champaign home
• It's Your Business: Golf shop, shoe store planning to close
• Half-century has passed since Kennedy-Nixon debates
• Christie to close occupational medicine at month's end
• St. Joseph-Ogden biology students get lowdown on nanotechnology
• Necktie project teaches students geometry
• Interest outweighs actual growth in bed bug problem, UI expert says
• Urbana to consider historic status for home
• Gandhi's grandson promotes peace in Champaign
• Emerald ash borer confirmed in Champaign County
• Reports to police
• Khans' suit cleared to proceed by appellate court
• Foodbank's program expands to Danville
• United Samaritans adds extra session on leg pain
• Champaign man sentenced in car theft
• Flu shot clinics scheduled
• Student rises to perfection on ACT
• Library system to take up issue of Champaign restrictions
• Happy Constitution Day!
• City of Champaign to Reach Settlement with the Estate of Kiwane Carrington
• Rail overpass project wins board's support
• Urbana intersection to be closed on Friday
• Wife of missing UI prof issues appeal: 'Come home'
• Man in custody in Georgia charged with Paxton crimes, suspect in Monticello robbery
• Three charged in drug cases in Champaign
• Two Champaign men charged in attack on man on campus
• Champaign Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• State hosts meeting in Urbana to seek input on road priorities
• Election judges of both parties needed in Vermilion County
• Reports of crimes to police
• PBL school district to hire help with air-quality plan
• Balanced budget OK'd by Westville school board
• Indianola board president arrested for identity theft
• Savoy considers traffic near Head Start
• Emphasis on lab, classroom space urged in UI report
• Team at UI to use game theory to model battle situations
• Science anyone? Learn more about everything from the common cold to packing for Mars in one of the
• Fire Factor XII Academy Moves to New Location
• Current Piatt clerk's residency called into question
• No injuries in fuel spill at Carle helipad
• Man found in pond identified
• Coroner working to ID body found in pond
• Danville schools 'back to work' after end of strike
• Holdup suspect faces new charges
• Savoy Head Start closes early due to sewer problems
• Danville talks run late
• Gas tax to go on spring ballot in Westville
• Peoria Fox station exec named general manager
• River cleanup slated for Ellsworth Park
• Quiet on the set: State Farm ad on texting filmed in Champaign
• Danville teachers ratify contract
• Here's how other state schools plan for early voting
• Court fight possible over early-voting site on UI campus
• Facts about bed bugs
• Tolono man hit by train now in fair condition
• UI student arrested for having child porn
• Jimmy John's workers in Minneapolis aim to unionize
• Police seek help finding UI professor
• N-G computer attacked
• Bond set for woman arrested for possession of a controlled substance
• Classes canceled Wednesday in Danville; labor talks to resume
• Parents plan for activities as strike continues
• Study: No new facility for Chanute museum
• Gibson City property owners to get relief
• Tolono man hit by train now in fair condition
• Danville students picket across from striking teachers
• Body found in pond north of I-74 in Champaign
• No consolidation for Ford County emergency position
• Paxton will close downtown street for benefit
• Georgetown-Ridge Farm to start offering breakfast
• UI begins issuing final budget review reports
• UI prof, head of AAUP, to speak on campus
• Campus will focus on more efficient information technology
• Champaign's Dr. Howard marks centennial
• Christian health center seeks volunteers so it can expand hours
• Dairy-farm runoff may have caused fish kill, state agency says
• Looking back at 1977 teachers strike in Danville
• Cuts, savings put UI budget in better shape
• UI operating budget could grow for next fiscal year
• Downstate Illinois Economic Workshop Will Address Jobs, Regional Development
• Danville teachers, staff take to picket line
• Three people arrested following a fight in downtown Champaign
• Family Y, Boys and Girls Club offer place for kids during strike
• Connolly confirmed as next police chief in Urbana
• More patients means more money at Champaign County Nursing Home
• Virtually all Ameren customers in Champaign have power back
• Work closing parts of Duncan Road in Tolono Township
• Loda animal control officer gives up post
• 5K event to close part of Gregory Drive
• Organic farm organizes singles night
• Champaign police taking 'aggressive' approach in wake of crime spike
• Voorhees to close at bridge on Wednesday
• Best-selling Novelist Mary Kay Andrews to Discuss Her “Fixer-Upper Life”
• Schools in Danville remain closed by strike
• Fisher imposes fee for seized vehicles
• Downtown Champaign, campus agencies to discuss merger at reception
• Bicyclist hit by vehicle in Champaign
• Ameren reports 1,500 customers in Champaign are without power
• Boy taken to juvenile detention after beating of teen
• DACC fall enrollment a new record
• Man remains hospitalized after being hit by train
• Danville teachers strike
• Head Start uses grants to expand early-childhood program
• Danville council to discuss yard-waste pickup
• Christie facility in Urbana has open house set
• Q&A with principal of Urbana Middle School
• Victim of painful disease wants to help others
• Optimism prevails at GOP fall fest
• Champaign council to get update on police strategies
• Man arrested in weekend campus attack
• Danville contract talks continuing
• Champaign school board meeting canceled
• Curtis Road Grand Opening – September 21, 2010 at 11:30 A.M.
• UI President's House renovation costs: $600,000-plus
• Dentist helps law enforcement agencies with his helicopter work
• UI, faculty group at odds over claims on administrators' numbers, pay
• Broadlands hears discussion of wind energy
• Hawkeyes edge Illini in college town list
• It's Your Business: Billiards business moves, expands offerings
• Danville school talks continue before strike deadline
• Hazel Park work will close lane of Bradley Avenue
• Campus Y getting major upgrades
• UI helps chancellor with housing costs; gift could be permanent residence
• Urbana to discuss historic designation for Lincoln Hotel
• Man hit by train in Tolono in critical condition
• Farmer City woman injured in Friday afternoon accident west of Champaign
• 9/11 ceremony speaker: "This day should never be about hate."
• Danville board votes to cancel most extracurriculars if teachers strike
• Driving and parking for Illinois-SIU football game
• Disaster designation makes counties eligible for aid
• Champaign's newest fire truck to be in use later this month
• Green View will close Champaign store
• Reports to police
• First Mid-Illinois completes acquisition of banking centers
• Dispute over early voting on campus moves on - to location
• Olympian Drive may get moving
• Police investigating west Champaign accident
• Project uses art to work with military veterans
• Parkland's proposed budget 'very positive'
• Pet of the Week Thanos
• Whooping cough on the rise in Illinois; booster shot available in C-U
• Graham suggested for vacant Rantoul village clerk position
• Events planned to mark Sept. 11
• Thomasboro school budget approved
• 2 of 11 Danville schools meet state test standards
• Man due back in court on marijuana charges
• Redistricting occupies meeting on size of county board
• Bob Dylan coming to UI Assembly Hall in October
• Pictures from high tea with Emily Bear at the Champaign Country Club.
• Pictures from the post-concert reception at Jim Gould.
• Future Thespians?
• Chad Myler & Brad Mehrtens as Duwell and Duane in DUCK HUNTER SHOOTS ANGEL opening September 22
• Tractor trailer rolls over near Rantoul
• Molestation pleas bring 27 years in prison for Champaign man
• Nobody injured in house fire in Danville
• United Way campaign begins in Vermilion County
• Father's Day is a week away. Why not read something new that's dad-related to get in the
• Sidney zoning board to get chicken question
• Ready for some paranormal novels? Search the catalog for these titles and more: bit.ly/cpl_catalo
• County board takes first step on Wilber Heights
• Need a little inspiration? Give one of these new books a try. Search the catalog at bit.ly/cpl_ca
• 'I thought they would just keep walking,' victim says
• Rainy days are extra good for reading. Here are some new mysteries to try. You can search for the
• Unprovoked attacks in Champaign may be linked
• What's cooking? Get some fresh ideas from one of these new books. Check for them in the libr
• Champaign shed fire displaces occupant of house
• Looking for some action? Here are some new thrillers to try. You can find them in the library cat
• 2 vote no on 'nonessential' spending in Champaign
• The author of many bestselling novels, including "Good in Bed" and "In Her Shoes,&qu
• Committee will have say on Urbana school boundaries
• Escape the heat and the flatness with a book about somewhere new. Find these titles and more in th
• Prairie, Washington find favor as early-childhood site
• Delve into the past with a new history book. Find these titles and more in the library catalog at
• Two Champaign men arrested after suspected marijuana is found in the trunk of their vehicle
• Everyday life is complicated. See how assorted fictional folks fare in these new titles, available
• Danville teachers back strike if talks fail on Sunday
• Wish you had a meditation hut? Our "Everyday Architecture" series kicks off Thu., Sep. 9,
• No deal, but Danville school talks continue
• Urbana school board narrows options for early childhood building
• Champaign council approves southwest Christie campus
• Pet of the Week- Hopkins and Mick
• Rural Ogden teen surpasses goal for raising steers
• Danville man arrested for robbery in Urbana
• Provost appointed interim chancellor at UIS
• Sixth man charged in Danville killing sentenced to prison
• Benefit for Vermilion County CASA is Saturday
• Rantoul man arrested for DUI when car crashes into house
• County board no closer to resolution on Olympian Drive
• Giannoulias: U.S. should leave Afghanistan quickly
• Urbana police chief to retire this month
• Power restored in west Champaign
• Road work scheduled in southwest Champaign neighborhood
• Old barn burned outside St. Joseph
• Champaign bank robbed
• FBI says scammers using phones to get bank information
• Champaign man arrested for having stolen car
• Mathews to close for crane work Thursday
• Laundry facilities at UI get more efficient, lower costs
• Crimestoppers focuses on campus attacks
• Negotiations to resume in Danville on Tuesday afternoon
• Leg pain could warn other health problems; seminar planned
• Flu-shot clinics being scheduled around the area
• Rail crossing to close Sept. 13 in Crescent City for repair
• Central Illinois Labor Day 2010
• Danville mayor to offer picks for housing board
• County may eliminate help desk at courthouse
• Research at UI to focus on fitness and dialysis
• Water-main break partially closes Mattis Avenue
• Presidential proclamation: Labor Day 2010
• Labor Day: The meat cutter
• Labor Day: Trades not being passed to next generation
• GOP to open Vermilion County HQ on Tuesday
• Zoning official seeks regulatory changes for Wilber Heights area
• Wilber Heights proves attractive to businesses
• Champaign council to consider drainage improvements
• Champaign County Board to talk about Olympian Drive
• Durbin, Giannoulias plan session with voters Tuesday in Urbana
• Urbana hoping for residential, commercial buildings on former Pell Farm
• Plan for 'urgent' Danville building projects on agenda
• No MTD service on Labor Day
• Town hall meeting for veterans set for Tuesday in Urbana
• Rantoul hosting vintage street rod event
• Labor Day: The dressmakers
• Labor Day: Trades not being passed to next generation
• Summary of Champaign, Urbana burglary reports in August
• It's Your Business: My Thai restaurant opening in Champaign
• Civil libertarians seek written policies on cameras' use
• Smile: You're likely on someone's camera
• MTD has hundreds of cameras on buses
• State's revenue up a bit, but don't get excited
• Labor Day: The woodworkers
• Stolen stove causes gas leak in Champaign
• Danville police officer has 30 days to decide on appeal
• Urbana parade set to mark Labor Day
• Work planned for Illinois 1 from Belgium to Westville
• Site of fatal fire to be rebuilt in Urbana
• Washington Elementary students get sneak peek at new school
• Danville school board contract offer
• More potential mayor candidates in Danville
• Cancer society seeks help from cosmetologists
• UI research planned on exercise, dialysis
• Cunningham Avenue reopens
• Resurfacing of Illinois 1 to start from Danville to Tilton
• West Nile picking up in Illinois
• Benefit set for Danville High School teen cancer patient
• Consider the bus stuffed ... and unstuffed and restuffed
• Census change would mean $1.2 million from Vermilion County
• Training for CASA volunteers slated to begin Sept. 14
• CEO says layoffs likely as focus shifts to commercial realty
• Lincoln Trail board will consider Champaign decision
• Crash reported in downtown Champaign
• Second shooting in area worries Rantoul residents
• Disappointment follows fruitless Danville school talks
• Interim ACES dean takes post on for long haul
• Life Remembered: Van Cagle championed C-U music
• Durbin: FutureGen will be built in Illinois
• Parents reviewing safety rules after Champaign incidents
• UI tries parking meters you can pay by cell phone
• Paxton chamber president pleads guilty in DUI case
• Coroner identifies Indianapolis man as victim of I-74 crash
• Restructuring looms for Devonshire Realty firm
• Newman Hall residents return after water pipe leak
• Bicycle safety video preview canceled
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued
• Hundreds gather in vigil for cheerleading coach who died
• It wasn't your imagination: August warmer, drier than usual
• Grain mill asks Homer to close rail crossing
• South Farms taking aim at birds with noise
• FutureGen Alliance offers conditional support for new plan
• Urbana school board moves forward on several projects
• Interim ACES dean appointed to permanent post
• Text of president's speech on Iraq
• No agreement reached in Danville school negotiations
• One dead in four-vehicle crash on I-74
• Rantoul woman accused of burglary
• Broadlands man charged with sex abuse
• Autopsy shows St. Joseph woman was not electrocuted
• Police investigate late-night shooting in Rantoul
• Arrests prompt warning over phony money
• Illinois businesses among 2,000 getting help with health coverage for retirees
• Quinn announces broadband project for East Central Illinois
• Champaign library to charge Tolono, Mahomet users $200
• Brady: Tax cuts, credits will boost Illinois economy
• UI's ties to special foundation must be severed, faculty senate says
• Danville school contract talks will resume Tuesday
• Food scientist finds a baby food menu winner with salmon
• Bicycle safety video preview Thursday on Quad
• Sixteen employers in Champaign County have 500 or more workers
• Georgetown teen hurt in wreck
• Champaign's Hazel Park slated for a face-lift
• Vermilion County property taxes may drop again
• Reports of crimes
• Brady alters stance on across-the-board cuts
• Accident on Interstate 57 near Savoy
• 'Fill the Field' event to remember cheerleading coach
• DUI plea brings six-year prison sentence
• Pair won't face charges over mislaid cell phone
• One dead in multivehicle crash on I-74
• Champaign police warn of vehicles approaching children
• St. Joe woman killed in freak accident in Vermilion County; her son seriously injured, too
• East Central Illinois not a foreclosure hot spot, but filings are up
• Counselors to be at school following death of cheerleading coach
• Catlin student organizes election forum as service project
• United Samaritans to resurface lots
• All Catlin seniors have service requirement for graduation
• Urbana schools rehire dozens of staffers laid off in spring
• Champaign County property tax payment due Wednesday
• Pet of the Week-Diva
• Construction work to close Urbana street
• Bridge work to close section of I-74 on 3 nights
• Police investigate sexual assault
• Champaign may need to cut another million
• Urbana school board again to discuss capital projects
• Mahomet man gets 10 years for trying to solicit sex from teen online
• Pilot walks away from ultra-light helicopter crash near Westville
• Freak accident in Vermilion County kills one, injures two others
• Urbana Sweetcorn Festival 2010
• It's Your Business: Trio looking to launch Cafe Extraordinaire
• Exercises get students started in new Danville High School group
• Want to give some time? Here's a place to start
• Controversial prof, a favorite among students, removed from teaching duties
• As homeowners struggle, state trying to prevent fraud
• Some banks, homeowners choose short sale option
• UI institute gets $1 million grant
• Garden of the Week: Terri McLaughlin
• Couple arrested in cell phone scam
• Pediatric cancer treatment to return to area
• Parking lot work scheduled for Danville hospital
• Champaign man may make another run for mayor
• Quinn, UI sign sustainability agreement
• More potential candidates pick up nominating packets in Danville
• Governor says income tax increase will pass if he's re-elected
• Danville street work scheduled for Sunday
• Mail carrier delivers help along the way
• Priest rejected at Rantoul parish is pastor elsewhere
• Report says UI could do better job with major fundraising efforts
• Man sentenced to 38 years for Champaign robbery
• Danville teachers approve intent-to-strike notice
• Gas leak shut off in downtown Champaign
• Ludlow kitchen renovation 'a huge thing for a small school'
• Champaign man charged with sex assault
• Areas of disagreement in Danville school negotiations
• Fire in outbuildings at residence east of Tuscola
• Convicted sex offender faces new charges involving young girl
• Urbana man sentenced to prison over delivery robberies
• Tolono woman charged with identity theft in bank loan
• Garden Hills expansion on schedule; students leave their mark
• Hogan's blog one more way to keep in touch with UI students, staff
• Jobless rate rises in Champaign-Urbana, Danville areas
• Uni students' radio documentary to air
• Energy audits steer nonprofits toward savings, efficiency
• Tears flow as 'Miss Mimi' gets ready to depart Danville agency
• White Street reopens as raised road through Boneyard project
• Champaign man to be charged with sex assault
• Man already sentenced to prison faces more fraud charges
• Robinson woman dies following motorcycle crash
• Holdup attempt reported at Champaign gas station
• $250,000 bond set in 2008 home invasion in Champaign
• Budget outlook grim for PBL
• Intersection collision in Champaign injures two
• Urbana man arrested over stolen '88 Mercedes
• Curtis Road reduced to 2 lanes in Savoy
• Rantoul ice company business heating up
• Group raises money for food bank's backpack program
• St. Joe-Ogden to get new sound system for gym
• Champaign officer on leave; decision on discipline appeal months away
• Provena cuts price on cardiac screening for September
• Bicyclist hurt in accident with car
• American Legion building in Homer up for sale
• Sweetcorn festival in Urbana will close downtown streets
• DeWitt County sheriff to retire early
• St. Joe unlikely to allow chickens
• Royal accepts bid for pump house work
• Dozens of students sent home sick from Tuscola school
• State funding blamed for Georgetown-Ridge Farm deficit projection
• Chanute board members brought up to date on budget, activities
• Monticello schools meet requirements in 17 of 18 areas in state tests
• Monticello council approves seeking federal grant for hiking/biking path
• Some county board members will try again for vote on auditor
• New Chanute museum board may meet this week
• Champaign woman gets 8 years in pedestrian death
• Gibson City council members approve construction work
• Rantoul man gets 20 years for sixth DUI conviction
• Retired Urbana police dog dies
• Some shop items move from Georgetown to Danville
• Reports made to police
• Life Remembered: Scientist did 'instrumental' work with birds
• Credit-card cloning scheme brings prison term
• UI economist sees slow season for home sales in state
• Champaign rejects 10-year cable deal with Comcast
• Westville scrambling for new revenue
• UI grads picked for Illini Comeback honor
• Area companies on Inc.'s list of 5,000
• Police seek information on aggravated battery
• Carnegie Libraries in East Central Illinois
• How you can help 'stuff the bus'
• Library in Ridge Farm celebrates a century
• Covenant schedules free sports injury clinics
• Some Urbana residents can get free energy audits of their homes
• Shelden: Question on auditor is off the ballot
• Two from Arcola facing cocaine charge
• Pair remain in hospital following weekend crash in Champaign
• Bond at $50,000 in armed robbery case
• Fairchild subway to be closed early Wednesday morning
• Curb and gutter work on Illinois Street in Urbana
• Qualcomm to close software office in UI research park
• 12 miles of I-74 to close next 3 nights
• HUD official brings information to Danville
• Pedestrian struck by a car in Urbana
• Champaign man accused of molesting teen
• Urbana teen charged in robbery
• Deadline nears for state's innovation competition
• United Way hopes for more Champaign County generosity
• Oglesby man drowns at Clinton Lake
• Sentencing delayed in drug case
• Crash kills rural Farmer City man
• Urbana man arrested for armed robbery
• Vandalism upsetting Urbana woman's 'happy corner'
• CASA looking for new class of volunteers
• Food on stove blamed for Danville fire
• Tips sought on man wanted for theft, fraud
• DACC to present proposed balanced budget
• Champaign man gets 5 years for gun violation
• Sleep technologist program to begin
• Crime report
• Referendum on county auditor may not make it to ballot
• Crisis Nursery wins $10,000 web makeover
• Glitch blamed for lack of updates on circuit clerk's website
• Bond at $75,000 for Rantoul man in child porn case
• UI visit gives official insight into pavement, rail research
• Rules change in 2011 for over-the-counter items
• Mezolink expanding its space at M2 on Neil
• MTD's orange routes change
• Thomasboro appreciation night set for Sept. 1
• I-74 traffic counts, accidents have officials looking at safety
• It's Your Business: Wine bar now open adjacent to Corkscrew
• Consultants see need for better Urbana signage
• Sculpturefest artwork 2010
• Urbana project planning for a better Boneyard
• Campus parking permit sales on downward trend
• Crime report
• Rankin fires its part-time police chief in 5-1 vote
• Teachers have fun celebrating Oakwood test scores
• Oakwood elementary students, staff proud of scores
• Rantoul police looking for help with shooting
• Car-motorcycle collision seriously injures two in Champaign
• Hundreds turn out for first C-U gay pride festival
• Champaign schools' FOIA denial draws review
• Prussing insisting on full Olympian Drive project
• State spending 33 cents to mail out puny checks
• Parkland student services open Saturday as make-up
• Work to keep Curtis Road closed till mid-September
• Fundraisers for MDA scheduled
• Swann worker charged with molesting patient
• Champaign man faces solicitation charge
• Tolono teen charged with photographing nude women
• Tentative agreement in Mahomet-Seymour strike
• Villa Grove man arrested for having cannabis intended for sale
• Urbana man facing robbery charge
• Man gets 25 years in Tuscola home invasion
• Urbana man arraigned on murder charges
• Mahomet-Seymour strike continues
• Opposition voiced to Olympian Drive plan
• UI's new president welcomes students
• Donations asked for garden to honor late P.E. teacher
• GED classes filling up as more look for help in getting job
• Power out at Parkland; students stay away; workers should call
• Vermilion panel OKs health agency's new budget
• Crop yields among Agronomy Day topics
• Mahomet-Seymour strike continues; talks set for 1 p.m.
• Teachers picket at Mahomet-Seymour; classes, activities canceled
• Tolono to start coyote-trapping program
• Crime report
• PBL board hears park board concerns over proposal
• Fan cited as likely cause of Oakwood fire
• Mahomet-Seymour parents offer views on strike
• Former coach remanded to Department of Corrections
• Fire officials seek cause of mobile home fire in Oakwood
• Two Urbana men plead innocent in 2008 murder
• Mahomet-Seymour teachers intend to strike
• Mahomet-Seymour teachers on strike; classes canceled
• Rantoul pork plant to reopen
• Champaign County Board chairman has spots to fill
• Champaign County Board may take straw vote on Olympian plan
• Police issue reminder on school-zone safety
• Urbana man arrested in 2008 murder of stepfather
• Urbana school board deadlocked on bond priorities
• Portions of Windsor to be closed on Friday
• Cause of Oakwood mobile home fire unknown
• Woman not seriously injured in I-74 accident north of Champaign
• GCMS high school misses state testing goal in math
• Urbana man arrested on child porn charges
• Pizza man robbed of food in Urbana
• Champaign council approves 1 percent raise for some city workers
• Catlin gets grant for new squad-car computer
• One injured in three-car accident on I-74
• Six-year term handed down for violation of order of protection
• Classes, extracurricular activities canceled at Mahomet-Seymour
• History of Mills' involvement with Busey
• C-FAR to close offices in wake of no state funding for two years
• Doug Mills resigns after almost 40 years with Busey
• Schedule for Downtown Festival of the Arts
• Centrue sells Effingham branch, but says it will keep Champaign branch
• Public Art League to hold festival over new sculpture in Champaign
• Villa Grove passes on early childhood program
• Dozens told they'll lose use of Kenney Gym on UI campus
• Fisher school district faces budget deficit
• Price of health insurance main bump in Mahomet-Seymour negotiations
• Blue Ridge to have partial pre-kindergarten program
• Union to protest over salaries on UI move-in day
• Former Douglas County deputy pleads innocent
• Fire damages vacant house in Champaign
• UI police: Report of sexual assault unfounded
• Urbana council approves gas tax by 4-3 vote
• Charges dismissed against former DeWitt County employee
• Decision to come Wednesday on Gifford schedule to account for heat
• Hit-and-run accident reported in Champaign
• 'Some progress' in investigation of Tolono robbery
• Credit union had most readable user agreement
• Eisenhauer will seek another mayoral term in Danville
• Chanute museum members prepared to install new board
• Rossville-Alvin community digs even deeper for students
• State law prevents another strip club at Malibu Bay site
• Credit union takes over UI alumni credit card deal
• Urbana schools start early to end early
• UI drops eight spots in U.S. News rankings
• I-74 near Neil Street cleaned up after accident
• How Big Ten universities fare in U.S. News rankings
• Accident reported on Interstate 74
• Champaign candidates can pass petitions starting Monday
• Court date set in Savoy man's murder case
• Company launches free recycling of household electronics
• 3 Arkansas men facing cannabis charge
• No settlement between Mahomet-Seymour school district, union
• Group to honor Burris at Champaign event
• Rantoul schools not screened for lead-based paint before summer renovation
• Texas driver treated, released after accident on I-57
• Accident reported at Neil and Kirby
• Northeast School in Danville hoping for $500,000 grant
• Conditions set for move back to full week for Vermilion health department
• UI move-in day is Thursday; drivers urged to avoid campus area
• Champaign council to vote on labor agreement
• Late-night work scheduled for Fairchild subway
• Work to close Myra Ridge Drive for several weeks
• Champaign district uses geocaching to introduce lesser-known parks
• Off-duty Champaign County deputy arrested for DUI in crash
• Truck overturns on I-57
• Burned wire causes power outage in Champaign
• Single vehicle crash reported on Bloomington Road
• Armed robbery reported in Urbana
• Work to begin Monday on alleys in Champaign
• ELCA seeing decrease in income since decision on homosexuals
• UI's most recent presidential search costs decline
• N-G seeking state ruling on UI's redactions
• Complaints against officers expected to rise in Champaign
• Woman's ice cream route hits several county communities
• Amtrak ridership up in Illinois, nationwide
• Work under way on green upgrades at MTD facility
• Lutherans have history of offshoots
• A year after denomination accepted gay clergy, some local Lutheran churches appear to be leaving
• It's Your Business: Around-the-clock fitness center open in Rantoul
• Work to continue on couple different portions of Green Street in Champaign
• Public housing complexes may get replacements in Champaign-Urbana
• Slice of bur oak tree tells story 190 years in making
• Website launched about Olympian Drive project
• Man mugged at gunpoint in Champaign
• Weather's right for West Nile virus
• Extending Lincoln to Olympian on agenda for Urbana council
• Urbana council to vote on gas tax
• Danville tourism bureau maps Walldogs online
• Catlin High School misses state testing goal
• Urbana man charged with making threat
• Man faces charges in incident at pool
• Douglas County considers interest in FutureGen
• Boys & Girls Club to move grade-schoolers' program to downtown church space
• Urbana's Crisis Nursery seeks more votes for website makeover
• Central Illinois Bank to close office in Decatur, Peoria
• Former Uni coach in sex case expected to return from Russia
• Fire heavily damages north Champaign garage
• Call to police about domestic leads to arrest in two-year-old case
• Marshals arrest man in Danville for murder in Cook County
• Negotiations resume Friday in Mahomet-Seymour
• Police say driver waves gun at another driver in downtown Champaign
• Call to police about domestic disturbance leads to arrest in two-year-old case
• Candidates say state's spending priorities neglect those with disabilities
• Danville school district has surplus to fall back on - for now
• West Nile found in mosquito sample in Champaign
• UI prof's Maya research aims to illuminate commoners
• Fire destroys garage in south Champaign
• Durbin to seek other Illinois towns after Coles County rejects FutureGen
• Green Business Association certifies four more local businesses
• Heat advisory extended through Friday, heat index could hit 110
• Rantoul village clerk quits to take Lake Geneva post
• Guilty plea brings eight-year sentence for Urbana woman
• Contract with Paxton street, water workers approved
• Fundraisers under way in Danville for roof at Laura Lee
• Settlement of Ford County jail sex-abuse suit in negotiations
• Reports made to police
• Mahomet urged to start working on loan for sewer plant expansion
• Bus district launches updated website
• Jury convicts man in Urbana break-in
• Free orthopedic assessments planned for children, teens
• Rantoul man faces formal charges after Thursday arrest
• Mahomet-Seymour teachers' union rallies over contract
• Heat advisory extended through Saturday, heat index could hit 110
• State GOP leader says party will take back House, governor's seat in November
• Urbana school board split on priorities for building projects
• Bond set for man arrested for aggravated battery
• State files complaint against retired Danville lawyer over trust account
• Accident reported in Urbana
• Girls' basketball preserved in St. Joseph Grade School
• Health official cautious over end of H1N1 pandemic
• Villa Grove schools look at $400,000 in cuts for next budget
• Advocates for those with disabilities to seek specifics from legislators, candidates
• Homer plant construction on schedule
• Team gets in-person view of needs of those using prosthetic arms
• Danville school board considers trying Saturday detentions
• Rantoul Township High School budget in the red
• FutureGen shift brings rift between Johnson, Durbin
• Company asks for application fee refund from Gibson City
• Work to improve sewer lines in Urbana will disrupt some traffic
• Truck rollover west of Champaign
• UI laboratory evacuated because of brownout
• How they voted: Vermilion County Board on building purchase
• Vermilion County Board rejects building purchase
• Focus on Big Broadband is 2013 deadline, then expansion of network
• Champaign County Board keeps committee of whole structure for now
• Coles County says 'no' to FutureGen
• Summary of three concepts for new Urbana aquatic facility
• Coroner says heart attack likely caused death of Potomac man
• Urbana board gets into details on Crystal Lake Pool replacement
• Fire reported in Ogden
• Champaign officials want more feedback on community-police relations
• Fastest Illinois growth in personal income in '09? Danville
• Heat advisory in effect through Thursday
• Villa Grove man injured when hit by train
• Recycling event brought in 100 tons of electronics items
• Accident reported east of Rantoul
• New bids on work on Washington have it back on budget
• Motor fuel tax approved for formal vote in Urbana
• I-74 westbound moving again after gravel spill
• Champaign school board OKs contract for support staff
• Police investigate robbery in Tolono
• 'Wall-gawkers' follow Walldogs to downtown Danville
• Urbana man pleads guilty in sex abuse case
• Fisher expected to contract for design for new village building
• Georgetown-Ridge Farm board hires football coaching staff
• Champaign County Board to review committee structure
• Fatal accident reported east of Rantoul
• Auditions set for CUTC 'Aida in Concert'
• Flash flood warning issued for southeastern Champaign County
• Coles County group must decide soon on FutureGen role, Durbin says
• Vermilion County considers building with higher appraisal than Danville had
• Danville school officials expect state funding woes will bring $2.4 million deficit
• Three people injured in crash in rural Fisher
• Danville council committee to discuss bicycle path right-of-way
• More broadband details coming at Champaign council study session
• Feds honor improvement project at Urbana intersection
• Fithian man killed in late Sunday collision
• Tuscola woman killed in crash on I-57
• Arson suspected in house fire in Urbana
• Cause unknown of fire in Danville's Vermilion Heights
• Shooting sends gas station clerk to hospital in Danville
• Crimestoppers seeks tips on stolen construction materials
• Area churches, others see increase in copper thefts
• Group organizing gay celebration event in Champaign-Urbana
• State proposal on part-time superintendents would affect Thomasboro
• Special meeting set Aug. 25 on Pesotum drainage project
• Judge rejects proposed settlement between state, Carle
• Urbana man charged in drug case
• Bond at $10,000 for Champaign man in sexual abuse case
• UI police seek information on criminal sexual assault
• Firefighters investigate cause of garage fire
• Rollover crash reported in Savoy
• Merkle's office/storage development keeps up despite economy
• Health, safety, activity fair set Aug. 21 at Village Mall
• BP assures it's committed to university research, including at UI
• Professor's expertise might help with cleanup of future oil spills
• Annual St. Joseph festival kicks off Thursday
• Handler, rest of Rantoul department miss longtime canine companion
• Details on proposal for City of Champaign Township tax
• General assistance fund needs no aid, official says; voters will decide
• It's Your Business: New Villa Grove minimall offers antiques, more
• Use of local food stores booming in recession
• No injuries reported in fire caused by ruptured gas line
• No injuries reported in house fire in Urbana
• First Mid-Illinois income $1.78 million, down from year ago
• New judges to take seats in Vermilion County
• Virginia Theatre work started late, but district confident on deadline
• Work to start Monday on Park Street in Urbana
• Urbana council majority now backs city gas tax
• Champaign County home sales decline
• Danville group accepting donations for after-school, camp programs
• Danville Caucus expands it mission
• UI-Chicago's controversial Ayers to retire
• Danville to collect storm debris next week
• Reports to police
• Walldogs originator says start was an accident
• Consolidated Communications' income down for quarter
• Dozens of groups in Champaign-Urbana risk IRS status
• Vermilion County panel considers buying old bus station
• Reports to police
• Sidney man gets 6-year term for molesting
• Fugitive to be returned to Tennessee after arrest in Rantoul
• UPS truck hit by car; 2 hurt
• Champaign man arrested over cocaine
• Five departments tackle fire outside Villa Grove; no injuries
• Curtis Road section open to traffic
• Andersons Inc. has better 2nd quarter than in 2009
• Federal mediator sought for Danville school contract
• What's on the table in Danville school talks
• Change in Mattoon's FutureGen role has area politicians steamed
• Parents: State sales tax holiday can help with back-to-school purchases
• Urbana man appointed to state board to review health building projects
• Tolono seeks solution to downtown drainage problem
• Monticello school district sees 'expected' deficit of almost $1 million
• Man hit by van in Champaign dies of injuries
• Thomasboro students make gains on state tests
• Poker run to benefit veterans scheduled for Saturday
• Volunteers aim to pack 50,000 meals Saturday for local families
• Man hit in head in Urbana robbery attempt
• Reports to police
• Trucker remains hospitalized after I-57 accident
• Construction work planned for Peach Drive in Champaign
• Major changes for FutureGen project in Mattoon
• UI leaves out some information in records, despite attorney general opinion
• Douglas County sheriff warns of scam letters on international lottery
• Vandalism reports on rise in Urbana
• Program helping Meade Park teachers close reading gap
• State's multimillion-dollar tax revenue dip continues in July
• Danville road work to start, but rough patch won't be done this year
• Ordinance allowing golf carts on Mansfield streets OK'd
• Sidney trustees want alcohol restricted at future fests
• Farmer City begins search for new city manager
• Locations and artists for Walldogs paintings
• Walldogs schedule of events
• Ludlow approves deal with eye to purchase of snow plow
• Catlin board approves street changes around grade school
• Walldogs notebook
• City makes final preparations for Walldogs
• Accident between St. Joseph and Ogden brings I-74 backup
• Lease is up, doors close at free health clinic in Champaign
• Champaign council approves increase in liquor license fees
• Champaign County Board delays discussion on zoning and coal mine
• Firefighters extinguish fire at Urbana business
• Emergency workers sent to I-74 accident near Ogden
• Champaign County sheriff hopeful begins write-in effort
• Champaign County Board members seek some say over coal mine
• UI institute helps area educators take nanotechnology to classrooms
• Sign shop sets its sights on this vacant building
• Weather statistics from this year, 2009 a study in contrasts
• Preliminary work under way for Walldogs event in Danville
• Champaign man arrested over incident at Orchard Downs
• Urbana man due back in court with lawyer over weapon, drug charges
• Missing UI student returns to mother's home
• Remaining groceries belonging to Kirby Foods
• Man charged in burglary, home invasion
• County Market buys two Jerry's IGA stores; Round Barn grocery to close
• Savoy man dies from injuries in accident; police seek driver of second vehicle
• Urbana man jailed on sexual assault charge
• Sex abuse charges filed against Urbana man in custody on different case
• Carle, state reach agreement on hearing in tax exemption case
• Release of UI president search documents ordered
• Professor in talks to return to Newman Center
• Remember to get rid of sensitive data before recycling hard drive
• Motorists urged to use caution during Middle Fork bridge work on I-74
• Two hurt in truck rollover in Champaign
• Galen Drive sidewalk work may close driveways
• Champaign council near decision on liquor-license fee increase
• Urbana High graduate spends five months absorbing Egyptian culture
• Champaign police seek suspect in shooting last month
• New partners join Champaign design firm Spinlight
• Champaign police work on sharing crime information online
• Mute swans, moved from Rantoul, produce four offspring
• Child seat inspection program to move in September
• Efforts mostly stymied to recycle children's car seats
• It's Your Business: Consignment store expands in Champaign
• Lincoln Avenue may figure in Olympian Drive plans
• Sale clears way for Safeworks to expand in Champaign, Chicago
• Bowling ball fundraiser to aid Danville's Douglas Discovery Garden
• Speaker to offer tips to fundraising professionals
• Crime report
• Sewer work to affect Race Street traffic
• Man robbed in Urbana
• Four arrested in connection with domestic battery
• Man charged with having cannabis for sale
• Champaign County adds online payment for fines, court costs
• Dobbins Downs to get park in September
• Nonprofit to provide healthy snacks for kids
• Champaign man faces drug, ammunition charges
• Lake Shelbyville beach reopened
• Police seek help in Villa Grove tavern burglary
• Reports to Champaign and Urbana police
• New Unit 7 chief: Budget difficulties ahead
• Police investigating robbery in Champaign
• Villa Grove council approves apartment permit downtown
• Smash and grab: Rash of car burglaries in Champaign
• Woman due back in court in September over DUI, stolen vehicle
• Champaign man faces heroin charge
• Monticello teen organizes benefit for family
• UI offers Kenneth Howell teaching job again
• Life remembered: Friends recall Daniel Schreiber's passion, zest for ideas
• Skowronski, Stipp step down from judicial careers
• Parkland president gets 'exceptional' evaluation
• Two weeks left for businesses to take part in entrepreneur opportunities
• Minor injuries in I-74 accident
• Man gets 10-year sentence for aggravated battery
• Danville house fire was arson
• Unrelated traffic stops lead to drug arrests on I-57
• Crimes reported to police
• Ex-NBA star Keon Clark sentenced to prison in drive case
• Accused robber due back in court in August
• UI offers to rehire Catholicism prof, ends funding from Newman Center
• Mahomet-Seymour teachers approve intent-to-strike notice
• District plans bring changes to Chief Shemauger Park in Urbana
• Jamaica, Catlin cautious about new law that could produce cooperative school
• Longtime advocate for DACC takes presidency of statewide group
• MTD contract awaits Champaign school board approval
• Danville Habitat store ready to open for business
• Ford-Iroquois health officials offer free meningitis vaccines to college-bound residents
• Urbana police look for 4 who robbed residents in their home
• Man on federal parole arrested for having more cocaine
• New head of BP has ties to Champaign-Urbana
• City observers happy with progress of Second Street basin of Boneyard project
• Street projects set for August in Gibson City
• Heritage school district faces potential deficit budget
• No injuries in Villa Grove house fire
• Champaign council approves agreement with art league
• Champaign County Fair talent show winners
• Lincoln Avenue high on minds of those at roundtable on Olympian Drive
• Simon cites governor's accomplishments
• Vermilion County Board member mourned
• Life Remembered: Former UI band director Harry Begian
• Graduate of Lincoln's Challenge dies from wounds received fighting in Aghanistan
• First Busey profit up from previous quarter
• Other banking companies' results for quarter
• Apartment expansion gets under way in southwest Champaign
• Fire reported in Villa Grove
• Sheriff's office says Urbana man's death apparent suicide
• First Busey reports second consecutive quarterly profit
• Some residents want Danville traffic signal turned back on
• Commission to begin study of how to pay for higher education in Illinois
• Champaign school board looks at complaints about employees
• Danville seeking assessment from users of yard waste program
• Crimestoppers in Champaign County getting 'big bang for our buck'
• Three blocks of Goodwin Avenue in Urbana to close for five weeks
• Dozens express concerns at Georgetown-Ridge Farm school board meeting
• Champaign police arrest man earlier arrested in Urbana
• Danville lawyers named to associate judgeships in Fifth Circuit
• DACC trustees to vote on raising fees for child development center
• Images of concepts for Crystal Lake Pool in Urbana now online
• Council to weigh backing work of Public Art League
• Water customers in Alvin under boil order
• Community center plans open house
• McHenry woman dies following crash near Mansfield
• Olympian Drive extension in Urbana still raising objections
• Man arrested for campus assault
• Roundtable discussions set on Olympian extension
• Links to more on the USS Indianapolis
• N.Y. firm to produce promotional videos for Champaign County
• Excerpt from the Congressional Record on USS Indianapolis Capt. Charles B. McVay
• Electronics recycling event set for Aug. 7
• Around the Big Ten: Michigan State heads anti-malaria campaign
• As 65th anniversary approaches, USS Indianapolis survivors recount horrors
• A timeline of the USS Indianapolis
• The long path of Ken Howell, instructor who lost UI position
• It's Your Business: Popcorn shop to open in west Champaign
• Lodge's gift helps keep Peace Meals program for seniors rolling
• Wilber Heights: Neighborhood hangs on against the odds
• A short history of Wilber Heights
• Report says UI research office matters, urges filling top spot quickly
• U.S. 45 closure scheduled between Arcola, Tuscola
• CUTC Announces Footloose
• New Book Provides Tools And Templates To Assist Caregivers
• Champaign Urbana Theatre Company Gives Back
• Join the Fight Against Obesity
• Righter and Rose Endorse Murphy for Lt. Governor
• Champaign Police Propose Changes To Use Of Force Policy In Response To Community Comments
• Champaign Fire and Police Memorial Fundraiser
• Jennifer Rardin Book Signing at Borders
• Halloween Safety Tips
• Meet authors Elizabeth Hoyt and Jade Lee at Borders-Champaign
• Champaign Police Department News - October 16, 2009
• The Imagination Movers Live from the Idea Warehouse Concert Tour 2009
• ISAC Adds Seventh Public Hearing On Map Grant Cuts
• Selective Traffic Enforcement Patrol Program
• Shooting Investigation - 500 Block of W. Beardsley
• Scott Hockman Announces Resignation As Executive Director Of The Champaign County.......
• Speed Enforcement Program
• METCAD Director Rick Kallmayer Announces Retirement
• Champaign Tomorrow - Places Survey
• Suspect Arrested In Scam Targeting Elderly
• United Way of Champaign County News - May 8, 2009
• Mom Arrested for Egging on Daughter in Fight
• Champaign Police Unveils New Uniform
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Closet Singers 'Come Out' Online

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