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December 22, 20211

Inconsistent garbage pickup angers Champaign residents

The inconsistent pick up by some commercial garbage-hauling companies has been sharply criticized residents in the Champaign area. Despite an incr

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December 20, 20210

Garden Hills residents feel ‘neglected’ by Champaign over years

For years, Garden Hills residents, property owners and advocates have been unsuccessfully pleading with the city of Champaign for improved living con

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December 20, 20210

Rising number of foster kids linked to domestic violence in Champaign County

The Champaign County CASA provided legal services this year to about 595 foster children, but served about 200 less just two years ago. CASA helps

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December 20, 20210

City’s small grant program helps reduce speeding issues in MLK Subdivision neighborhood

Joseph Wilson, the president of the Martin Luther King Subdivision neighborhood association, came across a neighbor one day who said they were afraid

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December 17, 20210

Champaign shootings spread to westward neighborhoods over years, fueled by recent surge in gun violence

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December 17, 20210

Another record year for Champaign shootings warrants debate over causes, solutions

In July, Kieshaun Thatch, 17, was killed and four others were wounded in a shooting at the American Legion in Champaign, where mourners were gathered

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December 17, 20210

Gun violence escalates in Urbana over past two years into “emergency” situation

Adrian Watson Jr., a 20-year-old from Danville, was shot to death on October 10 in the early morning on the 1000 block of South Smith Road in Urbana.

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December 17, 20212

Clark Park residents express concern over accessory dwelling unit regulation

Some property owners are expressing concern about accessory dwelling units — small buildings on single housing property — while Champaign city offici

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December 17, 20210

United Garden Hills lighting, flooding projects underway after years of resident complaints

On August 30, the United Garden Hills Neighborhood Association Facebook page called to arms residents of the neighborhood: “We can all safely say

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April 9, 20210

Champaign residents seek litter solutions after delayed city cleanup efforts, untracked complaints

When Patti Benz strolled to the bus stop after buying groceries on a sunny Monday afternoon, she couldn't help but notice all the trash. "It's lik

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