There is a new service to help students find rides to and from campus. It is called Be Your Own Bus, which is a Facebook application with the purpose of bringing people who need a ride together with those who can give them one.

The Champaign City Council is working to speak with Doug Dawson, an independent consultant for the Big Broadband Project, after the regularly scheduled council meeting Tuesday. After previous delays due to Dawson’s ongoing illness and inclement weather conditions, officials still hope to hear his presentation.

A Champaign County resident fell victim to an old and common scam, police Sheriff Dan Walsh said in a press release. The individual was reported to lose nearly $90,000, money sent to another country over a period of several months.

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There is a new service to help students find rides to and from campus. It is called Be Your Own Bus, which is a Facebook application with the purpose of bringing people who need a ride together with those who can give them one.

A Champaign County resident fell victim to an old and common scam, police Sheriff Dan Walsh said in a press release. The individual was reported to lose nearly $90,000, money sent to another country over a period of several months.

The Champaign Public Works Director has issued a Sidewalk Snow Removal Ordinance to go into effect at 1 p.m. Monday, Feb. 15.

The Champaign Public Works Director has issued a Sidewalk Snow Removal Ordinance to go into effect at 1 p.m. Monday, Feb. 15.

The Champaign Public Works Director has issued a Sidewalk Snow Removal Ordinance to go into effect at 1 p.m. Monday, Feb. 15.

The Champaign Public Works Director has issued a Sidewalk Snow Removal Ordinance to go into effect at 1 p.m. Monday, Feb. 15.

Ed Kieser, meteorologist at WILL, a public broadcasting station owned by the University, has been in his position for more than 22 years. But on Thursday he and Weather Producer Mike Sola, who has worked for eight years, learned that WILL was eliminating its weather department and would not be renewing their contracts.

Ed Kieser, meteorologist at WILL, a public broadcasting station owned by the University, has been in his position for more than 22 years. But on Thursday he and Weather Producer Mike Sola, who has worked for eight years, learned that WILL was eliminating its weather department and would not be renewing their contracts.