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June 22, 20200

Trending on Reddit: r/UIUC discusses protests, reopening campus

For the last two weeks, members of the r/UIUC subreddit actively discussed two main topics: reopening campus in the fall and peaceful protests and lo

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June 19, 20200

Champaign opens up small business portal

Grants of up to $15,000 for small business owners are being offered by the City of Champaign. The city’s announcement in an email followed Gov. J.

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June 19, 20200

Meat and shopping: One more impact of the coronavirus on ordinary life

This story originally appeared on the website for the Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting, and can be viewed here. Waterloo, Ill. – Wyatt D

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June 11, 20200

Virus outbreaks hit businesses throughout county

As Illinois continues to reopen parts of the state, many businesses and care facilities are still facing COVID-19 outbreaks in Champaign County. T

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June 4, 20200

Three new coronavirus cases reported at Central Illinois meat processing plant

Health officials reported three new Covid-19 cases among workers at the meat processing plant Rantoul Foods Wednesday.  This brings the total

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May 20, 20200

Rantoul Foods resumes hiring; receives donation of face shields

Rantoul Foods, which has had at least 87 workers stricken with Covid-19 at its meat processing plant,  started hiring  again. But the me

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May 15, 20200

Rantoul Foods Covid-19 cases hold at 83; more reported at Vista Outdoor

Coronavirus testing is once again optional for workers at one of Central Illinois’ largest meat processing plants as the number of confirmed cases hi

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May 11, 20200

Mass testing at meat plant finds 27 more coronavirus cases

This story has been updated to reflect that public health officials confirmed 82 cases of Covid-19 among Rantoul Foods employees Monday afternoon and

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May 8, 20200

Testing accelerated at Rantoul meat processing plant hit by coronovirus outbreak

Rantoul Foods, one of Central Illinois’ largest meat processing plants, accelerated its mass testing Friday as the number of confirmed cases at the p

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May 7, 20200

Covid-19 cases rise at Central Illinois meat packing plant

The number of Covid-19 cases at one of Central Illinois’ largest meat processing plants now stands at 52,  health officials and plant management

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