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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 17, 20210

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

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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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September 3, 20210

Nearly 7,000 Illinois students may have returned from lower-vaccinated areas than Champaign

Almost 7,000 University of Illinois students may have returned to campus from Illinois ZIP codes with lower COVID-19 vaccination rates than Champaign

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August 20, 20210

Nearly 8,000 students may be coming from Illinois zip codes with higher COVID infection rates than Champaign County

Almost 8,000 students may be returning to the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign campus from Illinois ZIP codes with higher COVID-19 positivity

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May 12, 20210

‘Unique historical fear’ of Carle Health billing practices may lead some to skip COVID-19 vaccine, health officials worry

Eight years ago, Terry Maher, a professional bassoonist living in Champaign, Illinois, was unexpectedly charged a hospital “facility fee” for allergy

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May 10, 20210

Illinois flu activity plunges amid pandemic

While COVID-19 rampaged through the state, flu cases dramatically decreased in the 2020-2021 flu season in Illinois and Champaign County compared to

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January 28, 20210

COVID on Campus: Tracking and isolating students was hit-and-miss

This story was originally published on www.investigatemidwest.org: COVID on Campus was reported during the fall semester by student journalists exami

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January 15, 20210

County COVID-19 vaccinations open to lower age group with underlying conditions

Champaign-Urbana Public Health District Expands Phase 1B COVID Vaccinations to Include Persons Age 65-74 with Underlying Health Conditions CHAMPAI

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December 26, 20205

University of Illinois COVID-19 complaints and social media reveal how widespread violations were

The University of Illinois brought an estimated 35,000 students back to campus in August, touting an expansive, saliva-based COVID-19 testing system

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