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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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March 10, 20210

Additional campus COVID complaints show more unsafe, unhealthy and outlandish behavior

Students selling negative saliva test samples on Snapchat. Fraternity members threatening students for taking pictures of long bar lines. Peopl

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February 24, 20210

University student readmitted after public outcry against “unfair” COVID disciplinary policy

A fourth-year international Ph.D. student who was dismissed from the University of Illinois for COVID non-compliance in the fall 2020 semester has be

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February 12, 20210

Trending Topics: Champaign County praised for vaccination program, debate over local man’s guilty plea for inciting riot

Among the most trending topics locals discussed on Facebook and Twitter were the highest rate of COVID-19 vaccination in Illinois, the first UK varia

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February 8, 20210

Limited grants open for small businesses, local agency encourages applications

The Local Initiative Support Corporation, a community-based non-profit, partnered with Verizon to open a grant program for small businesses. The C

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February 8, 20210

Restaurants, religious organizations among top local industries that received PPP loans

Following successful lawsuits in the fall by national news organizations, the Small Business Administration revealed more detailed information on the

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February 3, 20210

Vaccination eligibility expands, new COVID strain found in county as campus cases show signs of increase

After an opening week of classes where cases on campus ranged from 8 to 20 or so, the university reported 66 cases on Monday. Chancellor Robert Jo

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February 1, 20210

First Weekend Back: Social media targets bars, student crowds

On January 18, Tier 1 mitigation requirements were announced for all regions with a test positivity rate of 8% or higher for three days or more. Cham

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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 28, 20210

COVID on Campus: Containing hot spots a difficult challenge

This story originally appeared on www.investigatemidwest.org and can be viewed by clicking here. On Sept. 1, multiple complaints came in to the Un

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