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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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October 24, 20160

Champaign County nursing home among 18 food spots to fail health inspections

A moldy ice chute, food preparation areas with pesticides stored above them and storage coolers occupied by houseflies and moths were among the worst

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October 21, 20160

County says plan to repair, replace buildings will cost median household $20 per year

Champaign County officials say they are facing a host of critical repairs and improvements that need to be made at county buildings but have been defe

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October 19, 20160

Champaign targets certain neighborhoods for demolition

Each year, Champaign spends $20,000 from its Urban Renewal Fund to demolish about two nuisance properties. David Oliver, code compliance manager, sai

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October 18, 20160

Want to get information from your government? Here’s how

If you want to watchdog your local or state government, using the Illinois Freedom of Information Act is one of the best ways to go. So CU-CitizenA

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October 13, 20160

A primer on the Freedom of Information Act

This page is a guide to the Illinois Freedom of Information Act, with basic information about what the law entails. You can read the entire law here.

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October 13, 20160

FOIA guide: University of Illinois

The University of Illinois almost always takes its allowed five business days to respond to a Freedom of Information Request and frequently asks for a

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October 13, 20160

FOIA Guide: Sample letter

Here's a sample FOIA letter to help you get started filing Freedom of Information Act requests.   Freedom of Information Act Officer

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October 13, 20160

FOIA guide: Local law enforcement

There are four departments that work to police the Champaign-Urbana community. When requesting information, it is often beneficial to get the same dat

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October 13, 20160

FOIA Guide: Municipal and city governments

Champaign County FOIA Website: https://champaigncountyclerk.com/foia-requests FOIA Officer: The County has different FOIA Officers for each departmen

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