Shut down since March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Champaign County History Museum at 102 E. University Ave., C, will reopen on Saturday.
Shut down since March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Champaign County History Museum at 102 E. University Ave., C, will reopen on Saturday.
'It was a combination of me being in the right place and right time.'
On Thursday night, the seventh annual Power of the Purse was held. And for the second consecutive year, it was done virtually.
Total doses administered in area counties: Champaign, 165,840 (+1,074) ... DeWitt, 8,741 (+55) ... Douglas, 10,776 (+31) ... Ford, 8,921 (+74) ... Iroquois, 15,260 (+30) ... Piatt, 11,183 (+50) ... Vermilion, 36,194 (+64).
One of them was out on bond for a weapons offense.
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Total doses administered in area counties: Champaign, 165,840 (+1,074) ... DeWitt, 8,741 (+55) ... Douglas, 10,776 (+31) ... Ford, 8,921 (+74) ... Iroquois, 15,260 (+30) ... Piatt, 11,183 (+50) ... Vermilion, 36,194 (+64).
One of them was out on bond for a weapons offense.
Officers were in the business when Welch came out of the bathroom and gave police a loaded handgun that he had in his waistband.
Governor: “This good news comes with a caveat. We have all seen throughout this pandemic that this virus and its variants have proven to be unpredictable. Metrics that look strong today are far from a guarantee of how things will look a week, two weeks, a month from now."
According to a release from Illinois State Police, the incident took place about 3 p.m. Wednesday in 500 block of East 14th Street.
Illinois State Police said an 81-year-old man was killed in the crash that happened about 2:15 p.m. at Leverett Road and U.S. 45.
COVID-19 cases in Champaign County rose by 15 Thursday, out of 11,761 new tests reported in the past day.
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