217 Today: Congress looks to slash spending in 5-year farm bill renewal

Curbs can be a physical and social barrier for wheelchair users. One program teaches kids to roll past them

Wheelchairs may seem straightforward to use, until you need to move up and down hills or stairs. Around 3.7 million people use a wheelchair in

Pritzker administration official defends grocery tax cut as report projects modest relief for famili

A report looking at the potential impact of eliminating Illinois’ grocery tax suggests most families would see only modest relief, while municipalities would face a

WILL Call: What’s Happening in Champaign-Urbana May. 02 – May. 05

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217 Today: Weight-loss drug coverage for Illinois state workers could cost hundreds of millions of dollars

Wednesday, May 1, 2024 Today’s headlines: The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum is now home to a document that historians say helped start the

Illinois schools have to offer a vegan lunch if a student request it in advance. Urbana schools go one step further.

Since the fall of 2023 a state law requires all Illinois school districts to provide vegan lunches if requested by a student in advance. Urbana School District 116 goes one step further and offers vegan lunches every day.

Amidst Palestinian demonstration at UIUC, Jewish pride event takes place near Alma Mater

URBANA – Local Jewish organizations came together at the University of Illinois Alma Mater Tuesday afternoon for a show of Jewish pride amidst the third