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IL state police to host first all women recruitment event, Pritzker proposes school phone ban, Champaign seeking input on downtown renovations, and The Fighting Illini Men's basketball team place seventh in the final conference standings. Hosted by Nick Roacho Stories by Sean Farnsley, Amelia Benson, Kaitlyn Devitt and Peter Hanson. Music by Boxout…
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The Trump Administration has denied reimbursements for food programs dedicated to aiding farmers and communities in need, Champaign City Council Member Davion Williams has yet to return to City Council meetings, and three women's basketball players received All-Big Ten Accolades. Hosted by: Michael Sweeney Stories by: Peter Hanson, Emily Huffman an…
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Urbana adjusts its population count, a new Springfield bill would give sexual assault survivors vouchers for rideshare services for medical treatment, Illinois scores in the top 5 states with the highest AP test scores, and author Kent Brown will visit Champaign to promote his book tomorrow. Hosted by Zayna Quraishi Stories by Zayna Quraishi, Emily…
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Governor J.B. Pritzker delivered the State of the State Address, Three University of Illinois professors were awarded a prestigious fellowship, and Indiana bill to absorb several Illinois southern counties, moved forward in the lower courts. Hosted by: Michael Sweeney Stories by Peter Hanson, Michael Sweeney and Nicolas Roacho Music by Boxout…
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An Indiana house bill that proposes a commission to decide to redraw state lines was passed, Soft Spoken performs this Thursday at the Krannert Center, and the Illinois State Museum is recruiting volunteers and judges for Illinois History Day. Hosted by Zayna Quraishi. Stories by Kaitlyn Devitt, Zayna Quraishi, and Emily Huffman. Music by Boxout.…
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Madigan has been found guilty. Former Speaker of the Illinois House of Representatives Michael Madigan was convicted after 4 months of courtroom disputes. Champaign County jails will now be reporting the use of chair restraints--as they should have been doing. and University of Illinois Professor Marcelo Garcia has been elected to the National Acad…
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The Soybean Innovation Lab may be closing due to federal funding cuts, President Trump pardoned former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich, and former Illini football player Sydney Brown helped the Philadelphia Eagles win the Super Bowl. Hosted by Zayna Quraishi. Stories by Kaitlyn Devitt and Emily Huffman. Music by Boxout.…
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An apartment complex fire was swiftly taken care of by both Urbana and Champaign police, Kendall Bostic made history while the Illini Women's basketball took care of the Boilermakers last night, and Illinois was celebrated as the national leader in clean energy. Hosted by: Michael Sweeney Stories by: Zayna Quraishi, Michael Sweeney and Peter Hanson…
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With President Donald Trump's looming threat of illegal immigrant deportation, CU police have announced their commitment to stay uninvolved, as is the law in Illinois. Volunteers are needed to cuddle and feed baby goats at the Prairie Fruits Farm and Creamery. And Senator Chapin Rose of Mahomet introduced a new bill that would require voters to pre…
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The University tacks another year in a row of record high applications--a sign of a coming over-enrollment. Starting in the fall, any Illinois high school graduate can transfer to UIUC from any college in the country given they achieved good enough grades and credit hours, possibly adding to the impending strain. and University researchers discover…
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A $1 million grant was awarded to Champaign by the state to address homelessness. Blood donations are low and the need is high in Central Illinois, especially during this period of dangerous weather conditions. And Illini Softball player Ava Moore was named to the freshman top 100 list ahead of the season. Hosted by: Giuliana Means Stories by: Emil…
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Illinois student charged with mob action following pro-Palestine protests in April, has filed to motion to dismiss, Defensive back Xavier Scott to return in orange and blue for the 2025 season, And victim of Champaign house fire speaks out about struggles. Hosted by Michael Sweeney Stories by Peter Hanson, Michael Sweeney and Giuliana Means Backgro…
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Illini football left tackle J.C. Davis decides to return for another season. With a new year comes new laws; some more exciting than others. Champaign Park District receives a $600k grant from the state to build the All Abilities Activities Hub. Hosted by Peter Hanson Stories by Michael Sweeney and Amelia Benson Music by Outbox…
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The Illinois Supreme Court rules the smell of raw cannabis warrants a vehicle search, Champaign County Sheriff's Department hosts "Shop with a cop", Illinois incoming minimum wage increase and Illini football set to compete in the Cheez It Citrus Bowl. Hosted by: Zayna Quraishi Stories by: Giuliana Means, Amelia Benson, Kaitlyn Devitt and Michael S…
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Illini Football recruits made their commitments official this week, Urbana may increase its recycling tax rate, Tuscola's downtown is turning into a holiday scavenger hunt with their Winter Window Walk and Decatur's property taxes will be rising in January. Hosted by Amelia Benson Stories by Peter Hanson, Zayna Quraishi, Emily Huffman and Amelia Be…
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UIUC will not cancel its commencement ceremony, an Illinois election bill was passed under unusual circumstances, a Forbes study highlights benefits of the public school model, a new bill implements relaxation activities in schools, and millions of birds are arriving in Illinois. Stories by Adelyn Mui, Stephanie Orellana, Joaquim O'Malley-Macias, S…
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University faculty groups have organized a protest outside of the Illini Union. Richard “Dick” Cogdal, the oldest alumni of the University of Illinois Marching Illini has passed away at the age of 107. In 1977, President Carter signed the Community Reinvestment Act, known as the CRA, to tackle racial discrimination in mortgages. The University of I…
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The U of I encampment continues. Jewish students gather at the Alma Matter. Gas Prices trend downward in Champaign. Marathon participant saved during cardiac arrest. Illinois proposes a bill to eliminate "junk fees". Stories by: Joaquim O'Malley-Macias, Peter Derrah, Emily Huffman, Layli Nazarova Hosted by: Joaquim O'Malley-Macias Music by: Boxout…
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