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    Champaign County Clerk urges voters to submit primary election ballots early following USPS postmark changes

    ByArjun Thakkar January 27, 2026July 8, 2026

    Champaign County Clerk Aaron Ammons is urging voters to get their primary election ballots in ahead of time as changes to U.S. Postal Service transportation rules could affect when some mail-in ballots are postmarked. The clerk is also asking residents to consider serving as election judges.

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  • A white man with glasses, a beige sweater and a smile stands in front of an art exhibit.
    Criminal Justice | Education

    Man makes big leap from University of Illinois college-in-prison program to working towards U of I degree

    ByEmily Hays January 20, 2026January 21, 2026

    Pierce spent over 20 years in prison. While inside Danville Correctional Center, he took college courses through U of I’s Education Justice Project.

    Read More Man makes big leap from University of Illinois college-in-prison program to working towards U of I degreeContinue

  • A white woman in a yellow vest stands by a car with a yellow sign that says "Good Justice."
    Criminal Justice | Politics | Race & Culture

    PHOTOS: Champaign-Urbana joins nationwide protests against ICE, Border Patrol shootings

    ByEmily Hays January 11, 2026January 12, 2026

    Organizers estimate 200 cars joined the caravan Saturday afternoon to protest recent shootings by federal immigration officers.

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    Community

    Champaign and Urbana residents can get a hand with holiday tree disposal

    ByIPM News January 8, 2026January 8, 2026

    Trees are required to be bare without lights, decorations, or garlands.

    Read More Champaign and Urbana residents can get a hand with holiday tree disposalContinue

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    Community

    Urbana Fire Department responded to especially high number of incidents last year, data shows

    ByIPM News January 6, 2026January 8, 2026

    The Urbana Fire Department responded to nearly 6,700 incidents in 2025, the highest number over the last six years. More than half of last year’s responses were related to medical emergencies.

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    Community

    Building issues force Urbana cafe to close temporarily

    ByIPM News December 20, 2025December 22, 2025

    In a statement posted to Facebook, Courier Cafe said there is an issue with the brick facade on the south side of the building.

    Read More Building issues force Urbana cafe to close temporarilyContinue

  • 217 Today: Improved natural gas storage fields will save customers money, Ameren Illinois says
    217 Today

    217 Today: Improved natural gas storage fields will save customers money, Ameren Illinois says

    ByStephanie Orellana December 10, 2025December 10, 2025

    In today’s deep dive, Cold temperatures have already hit the St. Louis region. With that will come increased use of natural gas to heat homes. Ameren Illinois says changes to their local gas storage fields will help save customers money.

    Read More 217 Today: Improved natural gas storage fields will save customers money, Ameren Illinois saysContinue

  • Tal Prendergast
    Government

    Urbana City Council appoints interim fire chief

    ByIPM News December 9, 2025December 9, 2025

    Tal Prendergast has served the Urbana Fire Department for 17 years and the Danville Fire Department for five years.

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  • ‘Word is Seed’ brings poetry and songs in a variety of languages to Spurlock Museum in Urbana
    Student Newsroom

    ‘Word is Seed’ brings poetry and songs in a variety of languages to Spurlock Museum in Urbana

    ByIllinois Student Newsroom November 3, 2025November 3, 2025

    The eighth annual “Word is Seed” event at the Spurlock Museum in Urbana highlighted the beauty of language, featuring speakers presenting their poems or songs in their own language.

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    Politics | Student Newsroom

    Second ‘No Kings’ protest draws thousands to the streets in Urbana

    ByIllinois Student Newsroom October 20, 2025October 21, 2025

    Thousands of people gathered in downtown Urbana for the second “No Kings” protest of the year. The causes represented varied, but those in attendance had one thing in common: They aren’t happy with President Donald Trump.

    Read More Second ‘No Kings’ protest draws thousands to the streets in UrbanaContinue

  • A brick building on the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign quad in August 2025. There are white columns and a second story porch with a white, crisscross railing.
    Education | Politics

    University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign unlikely to join federal higher education compact

    ByEmily Hays October 15, 2025October 15, 2025

    U of I Provost John Coleman said the university would not agree to demands in the compact, like freezing tuition and shutting down departments that belittle conservative ideas.

    Read More University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign unlikely to join federal higher education compactContinue

  • Urbana launches a free financial literacy program to help residents with money management
    Student Newsroom

    Urbana launches a free financial literacy program to help residents with money management

    ByIllinois Student Newsroom October 9, 2025October 10, 2025

    City officials in Urbana hope a new financial literacy program will help residents better manage their finances and build strong credit profiles.

    Read More Urbana launches a free financial literacy program to help residents with money managementContinue

  • A white room with overhead lights and a few metal tables seen through a glass door. A person in orange clothes is visibile through the room's windows across the hallway.
    Criminal Justice | Health | Student Newsroom

    Urbana will explore alternatives to mental health crisis intervention without police involvement

    ByIllinois Student Newsroom October 6, 2025October 6, 2025

    If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline to connect with a counselor. URBANA — The City of Urbana will launch a new initiative aimed at helping people experiencing mental health crises — without police involvement. At the Oct. 6 City Council meeting, stakeholders from…

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  • Cyclists meet at the Sidney Dairy Barn for an ice cream break along the Moonlight Ride.
    Arts & Culture | Community | Health

    Central Illinois cyclists connect with the prairie, grab ice cream on moonlight bike ride

    ByArjun Thakkar October 2, 2025October 2, 2025

    IPM’s Arjun Thakkar hopped on his bike to ride 22 miles with cyclists under the fool moon — and see how the experience helps them get in touch with the countryside.

    Read More Central Illinois cyclists connect with the prairie, grab ice cream on moonlight bike rideContinue

  • A 200-year-old a cappella tradition brings voices together in Urbana
    Student Newsroom

    A 200-year-old a cappella tradition brings voices together in Urbana

    ByIllinois Student Newsroom September 18, 2025September 18, 2025

    Sacred Harp is a non-denominational a cappella musical event, where everyone, regardless of experience, can come together and sing. For over 200 years, the tradition has aimed to unite communities across the country.

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