Owner of Gabe’s Place Gabriel Omo-Osagie was pronounced dead last Saturday around 4 p.m., according to The News-Gazette.

The Urbana City Council approved five ordinances on its meeting on Monday evening.

There will be multiple traffic ordinances put to a vote at Monday night’s Urbana City Council meeting.

According to Illinoishomepage.net, 51-year-old Gabriel Omo-Osagie, landlord for Gabe's Place, was pronounced dead by Champaign County Coroner Duane Nothrup on Feb. 27. His death is still under investigation.

There will be multiple traffic ordinances put to a vote at Monday night’s Urbana City Council meeting.

According to Illinoishomepage.net, 51-year-old Gabriel Omo-Osagie, landlord for Gabe's Place, was pronounced dead by Champaign County Coroner Duane Nothrup on Feb. 27. His death is still under investigation.

There will be multiple traffic ordinances put to a vote at Monday night’s Urbana City Council meeting.

According to Illinoishomepage.net, 51-year-old Gabriel Omo-Osagie, landlord for Gabe's Place, was pronounced dead by Champaign County Coroner Duane Nothrup on Feb. 27. His death is still under investigation.

There will be multiple traffic ordinances put to a vote at Monday night’s Urbana City Council meeting.

According to Illinoishomepage.net, 51-year-old Gabriel Omo-Osagie, landlord for Gabe's Place, was pronounced dead by Champaign County Coroner Duane Nothrup on Feb. 27. His death is still under investigation.

In a recently released report on the health of Illinois’ counties, researchers found that where citizens live, work and play has a significant impact on their general well-being.

The Electronics and Sustainability Symposium ended Wednesday with participants gaining knowledge on how different areas of recycling industry and policy will affect their businesses.