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December 24, 20160

Champaign potholes still costly to city, drivers

Despite a drop in requests to fix potholes on the streets of Champaign, potholes remain costly to the city. In the fiscal year ending June 30, 2016,

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December 24, 20160

Almost one in every five roads in Champaign in poor condition

White Street, one of the worst-rated streets in Champaign, is getting a much-needed facelift, which began in the fall of 2016, with an expected c

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December 21, 20160

Libraries struggle to reach entire Champaign-Urbana community

Since 2011, the Champaign Public Library has lost more than 8,000 cardholders, dropping 21 percent from 37,710 to 29,657, according to library data.

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December 21, 20160

Popular items mean long waits for Champaign-Urbana library patrons

Patrons looking to check out popular items from the Champaign Public Library and the Urbana Free Library might have to face long waits. Some new and

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December 20, 20160

Domestic violence agencies shocked by lack of funds in stopgap budget

Champaign-Urbana’s only domestic violence service provider will not receive about one-third of its $1.8 million budget because it was not included in

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December 13, 20160

$1 million lawsuit filed against Champaign County for death of inmate Toya Frazier

A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed in federal court alleging that Champaign County jail officials caused inmate Toya Frazier’s death by neglectin

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November 30, 20160

Central Illinois already seeing effects of climate change

From warmer temperatures and increased heavy rainfall events to new types of mosquitoes and crop loss, Central Illinois is already seeing the effects

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November 21, 20160

Join our community conversation on climate change

The Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting and CU-CitizenAccess are hosting a public discussion on Tuesday, Nov. 29 on the local, regional and agr

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November 17, 20160

New court documents show top Champaign officials knew about problem officer before excessive force incidents

Top Champaign officials had met with concerned citizens about the conduct of former police officer Matt Rush as far back as 2012 – well before four in

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October 25, 20161

Despite influx of funds, vacant housing increases in county

CHAMPAIGN-URBANA: Since the housing market crashed in 2007, the cities of Champaign and Urbana have received more than $2 million in state and federal

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