UI College of Law Dean Vik Amar was ruminating on the issue of the ticket snafu and came up with a thought.
Raytrell McDonald admitted he had a loaded gun in his vehicle when stopped by a trooper for speeding on U.S. 45 south of Thomasboro.
Brown admitted he pointed a gun at a man outside an apartment in the 200 block of Kenwood Road in Champaign.
Police found guns and cocaine linked to Anthony Miles hidden behind a house across the street from one that had been shot up.
John (J.T.) Barnhart will begin his new position Feb. 16, according to Peoria-based OSF HealthCare.
Champaign County Coroner Duane Northrup said Azaan Lee, formerly of Chicago, was pronounced dead at 12:17 a.m. Tuesday in the emergency room at Carle Foundation Hospital.
Chargers win classic boys' basketball game on rival's home court.
Sandy Monigold introduced her granddaughter to card-making years ago, sharing supplies and advice. To this day, LeRoy High's Lily Monigold remains hooked.
How many Eisner grocery stores were in C-U? Why doesn't Savoy have its own school district? Why do some Illini sports teams have chaplains while others don’t? So many questions — and so many answers.
Jim and Lucy Buck - who for decades ran Jacksonville's roller rink - got hooked on Illini basketball thanks to Andy Kaufmann
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Fire Chief Chad Smith said the blaze damaged four apartments in an eightplex apartment building 1200 Falcon Way, 900 block of North Maplewood Drive.
John (J.T.) Barnhart will begin his new position Feb. 16, according to Peoria-based OSF HealthCare.
Champaign County Coroner Duane Northrup said Azaan Lee, formerly of Chicago, was pronounced dead at 12:17 a.m. Tuesday in the emergency room at Carle Foundation Hospital.
“We are being used to solve problems that we did not create, based on this plan," Wiley third grade teacher Valerie Willetts said.
“It’s one thing to drink and drive and kill yourself but to almost kill other people is unspeakable,” said Judge Randy Rosenbaum.
Kimberly Cross allegedly made $7,500 in purchases on a company-issued credit card that had no work-related purpose.
Bids at two earlier openings came in much higher than anticipated (more than $1 million) after the village received a $725,000 Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity grant for the project.
St. Joseph-Ogden's boys, Salt Fork's boys both ranked as well this week.
Mahomet-Seymour boys' basketball fends off Urbana in overtime.
Crosstown rivals met again Tuesday evening at Combes Gymnasium, the first of at least two ga…
Chargers win classic boys' basketball game on rival's home court.
Illini softball, baseball gearing up for season openers; Illini volleyball going through spr…
Auditors from the nonprofit organization Welcoming America will be in town this week as the next step in Champaign’s application to be designated a Certified Welcoming city.
The fenced-off empty lot at the corner of Neil Street and Springfield Avenue in Champaign ma…
Elizabeth Bartell's professional role model? "Anyone who owns or runs a business. I find the…
The Humble Hog on South Market Street will close Feb. 17.
The expansion would more than double the company’s land ownership at the Gibson City site. O…
The tributes continue to pour into The News-Gazette for Gene Hackman, the Danville product who last week celebrated his 93rd birthday. Checking in Sunday night: author John Grisham, who’s written 28 consecutive No. 1 fiction best-sellers, three of which were made into movies starring Hackman.
The play concerns itself with the ways in which traditional urban communities gentrify, caus…
When I hear people — teenagers mostly — start to pick apart a film, I do my best to remind t…
If you’re producing a musical, what do you do when everyone already knows all the tunes in i…
Recipe for a wonderful concert: Play great works, and have memorable performances of them. T…
“Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you, and will be …
For information about services available to older adults, contact Vicky Welser, volunteer coordinator of the Retired and Senior Volunteer Prog…
Gardeners looking to plant new trees or shrubs during this ideal time in fall often face a number of choices when shopping around for materials.
"Teacher quality is the No. 1 school-based factor impacting student outcomes, and teacher diversity is also strongly linked to improved outcom…
Are the forces behind today’s teacher shortages the same as always? Or is something new happening in the wake of the pandemic? To understand t…
Illinois is betting a significant part of its financial future on an expansion of legalized gambling — everything from more casinos to sports …
"We need collectively to seek a better path forward before polarized citizens and polarized politicians refusing to engage or negotiate with e…
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