Kathy Dugan

Kathy is what is called a "River Rat" from Dunnellon, spending a lot of time on the beautiful Rainbow River growing up. She's spent 18+ years in radio news and more than 30 years as a journalist. She holds an AA in Mass Communications from the College of Central Florida.

College
1 year ago
Cody Johnston Shatters Records: First Freshman All-American Pole Vaulter in UI Program History

This achievement makes him the first Illinois freshman to earn All-American status in the pole vault and score at the national meet in this event.

Crime
1 year ago
A Night of Violence in Champaign: Police Seek Public’s Help

They are asking residents and businesses in the vicinity with exterior surveillance cameras to contact the police department.

Athlete of the Week
1 year ago
Student Athlete of the Week: Aron Varga swims to the top of his class

Despite committing seriously to swimming only during his junior and senior years, Varga’s natural ability and relentless work ethic have driven him to success.

Crime
1 year ago
CCSO needs your help in a May break-in case

The CCSO is asking for assistance from the public in identifying two individuals who broke into a business in Savoy.

Community
1 year ago
Lunchtime traffic could be a little dicey

If you can avoid these areas, please do.

Community
1 year ago
Juneteenth is almost here: nominate your favorite local Black-owned business now

We have partnered with our sister radio station, The Vibe 97.9 to recognize five outstanding local businesses and their valuable contributions to our community in the lead-up to Juneteenth. Each selected business will be honored with a special article here at Chambana Today and a dedicated radio schedule on the Vibe 97.9 throughout the month of June.

News
1 year ago
Champaign prepares to suspend its MEA contract in July

In the future, the City says that if it can secure a contract for competitive electricity supply at a rate lower than Ameren’s expected supply rate, the City’s program can be reinstated.

Community
1 year ago
Plan for closures on First Street for the rest of the week

The City asks that you please avoid parking on the street close to the construction zone or in spots designated “No Parking,” and be vigilant about traffic signals and detour signs.

College
1 year ago
University police will be training at Harker Hall this month

The UIPD says that these training sessions will take place inside the building and will not cause any disruptions to other activities in the area.

College
1 year ago
Parkland College announces Spring 2024 Dean’s List

To be eligible for the list, students are required to attain at least a 3.5 grade point average on a 4.0 scale for the semester they are being recognized.