
WILL Call: What’s Happening in Central Illinois July 16 – July 19
Take your family to a farm play date, solve a disco murder mystery hear a country music star and more in Central Illinois this weekend.

Take your family to a farm play date, solve a disco murder mystery hear a country music star and more in Central Illinois this weekend.

Hannah Velasco is a 29-year-old resident of Urbana. She directs Urbana High School’s Ballet Folklórico de los Tigres, and is a recruitment and training coordinator for the Court Appointed Special Advocates of Champaign County. Her identity has never fit neatly into one box, and she believes that accepting each other’s differences is part of being American.

Independence Day celebrations, a local music festival, pickleball tournaments and more are happening this weekend in Central Illinois.

Learn how to support local pollinators, see a fireworks show at a summer festival and more this weekend in Central Illinois.

Rural King is building a new campus in Mattoon, which will house the company’s headquarters, flagship store and an event center.

Drivers are encouraged to take precautions in encountering dust on the road.

If you encounter dense dust, slow down and pull off the roadway as far as possible.

Many places in Central Illinois are cleaning up after two rounds of severe storms Monday.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms will continue today. Temperatures are expected to dip this weekend.

Temperatures are expected to warm up again by Wednesday with a chance of rain on Friday.

The Immigration Project said their DOJ Reps have served approximately 948 individuals in Central and Southern Illinois.

Hail fell in parts of Champaign and Vermilion Counties on Thursday night.

Tornado Watch for Champaign, DeWitt, Logan, Macon, Menard, Piatt, Sangamon and Vermilion Counties until Wednesday at 2am.

Meteorologist Andrew Pritchard said that hail up to an inch in diameter is a possibility.

Alongside education funding, Faraci said he remains focused on environmental protections for the Mahomet Aquifer, the primary drinking water source for nearly one million people in Central Illinois.