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December 21, 20181

Mobile home owners fear they may be priced out by rent hikes

Some unlikely advocates have emerged in the fight to lift a 1997 ban on rent control in Illinois – manufactured home owners who are upset with th

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December 6, 20180

Veterans Assistance Commission can’t meet demand for help

Due to a tight budget, Champaign County Veterans Assistance Commission has had to turn away 138 veterans so far this year requesting financial help.

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December 3, 20180

UI system repeatedly denies Daily Illini FOIA requests

Amid allegations of sexual misconduct on campus, The Daily Illini has filed six requests for documents relating to sexual misconduct claims. 

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November 30, 20181

Health inspectors fail 10 food spots, close six since May

Chicken blood dripping down the inside of refrigerators and floor drains backing up with black liquids. Employees failing to sanitize surfaces betwee

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Andrew Rehn of the Prairie Rivers Network presents the report "Cap and Run: Toxic Coal Ash Left Behind by Big Polluters Threatens Illinois Water" at a news conference at the Illinois state capitol building in Springfield
November 29, 20180

Report shows toxic contamination at coal ash sites throughout Illinois

A new report published by several state environmental groups shows severe pollution of groundwater at nearly every known coal ash storage site in Illi

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A diagram showing the extent of the wall Dynegy wants to build on the Middle Fork River
November 26, 20181

Public comments now open on Dynegy plan to stabilize the Middle Fork River near coal ash ponds

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is seeking comment on a proposal by Dynegy Energy Midwest, LLC to install a rock wall to prevent millions of gallons

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November 12, 20180

Longtime Illinois representative campaign expenditures low

Illinois’ 7th Congressional District has historically been a solidly been a blue district for a long time. The district has not had Republican represe

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November 9, 20180

Illinois campaign spending not always transparent

Congressman Brad Schneider (D-IL 10th District) was one of the top campaign spenders among Illinois candidates running for the U.S. House of Repr

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November 6, 20180

Rep. Bobby Rush’s family continues to benefit from campaign dollars

A 2018 report from the House Committee on Ethics shows Democratic Representative Bobby Rush is still utilizing the federal campaign finance system to

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November 5, 20180

Perspective: Reflections on the 2018 Champaign-Urbana Pride Parade

  New York City’s 1969 Stonewall Riots were arguably the catalyst for the modern Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Questioning (LGBTQ) rights m

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