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December 24, 20160

Champaign potholes still costly to city, drivers

Despite a drop in requests to fix potholes on the streets of Champaign, potholes remain costly to the city. In the fiscal year ending June 30, 2016,

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December 24, 20160

Almost one in every five roads in Champaign in poor condition

White Street, one of the worst-rated streets in Champaign, is getting a much-needed facelift, which began in the fall of 2016, with an expected c

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December 21, 20160

Libraries struggle to reach entire Champaign-Urbana community

Since 2011, the Champaign Public Library has lost more than 8,000 cardholders, dropping 21 percent from 37,710 to 29,657, according to library data.

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December 21, 20160

Popular items mean long waits for Champaign-Urbana library patrons

Patrons looking to check out popular items from the Champaign Public Library and the Urbana Free Library might have to face long waits. Some new and

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December 20, 20160

Domestic violence agencies shocked by lack of funds in stopgap budget

Champaign-Urbana’s only domestic violence service provider will not receive about one-third of its $1.8 million budget because it was not included in

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December 13, 20160

$1 million lawsuit filed against Champaign County for death of inmate Toya Frazier

A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed in federal court alleging that Champaign County jail officials caused inmate Toya Frazier’s death by neglectin

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