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Zeno Jo

Zeno is a News Reporter for Chambana Today and comes to us with almost three years of sports reporting experience. He was a Journalism major at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. When not working, he enjoys playing tennis and spending time with friends and family. Zeno loves the Tottenham Hotspur soccer team and U of I sports. Local favorites: You can find Zeno at Panera or any other local coffee shop.

Event poster advertising a Reading and Q&A with Nico Lang for 'American Teenager'; man wearing a hat on a yellow panel with event details and a QR code in the corner.
Community
1 month ago
LGBTQ+ journalist and author to hold book reading and Q&A in Champaign in May

Nico Lang, author of “American Teenager,” will hold a book reading and Q&A at New Covenant Fellowship in Champaign next month, documenting the lives of transgender teens across seven states.

Neon sign for Harvest Moon Drive-In with a marquee reading 'Now Open Weekends! Friday & Saturday Nights'.
Community
1 month ago
Harvest Moon Twin Drive-In opens for the season this weekend

The Harvest Moon Twin Drive-In in Gibson City is open this weekend and every Friday and Saturday in April, with gates opening at 6:30 p.m. and movies starting around 8:00 p.m.

Smiling man with glasses wearing a light blue plaid blazer and lavender shirt outdoors, portrait-style.
Community
1 month ago
Champaign psychiatrist named 2026 Exemplary Psychiatrist by National Mental Health Alliance

Dr. Raymond Garcia of Rosecrance Behavioral Health in Champaign has been named a 2026 Exemplary Psychiatrist by the National Alliance on Mental Illness.

News
1 month ago
Horizon Health ranked among top 4% of U.S. hospitals for emergency care

Horizon Health in Paris has been ranked among the top 4% of U.S. hospitals for emergency care, earning the Women’s Choice Award for the third consecutive year.

A row of tall metal electricity pylons and power lines crossing a rural field with yellow wildflowers and trees in the background, under a blue sky.
Business
1 month ago
Energy demand in ComEd territory could double by 2040, in part driven by data centers

Lawmakers hear of rising demand in second hearing of three

Bearded man wearing a teal cap and black graphic shirt pushes a shopping cart piled with plastic bags in a store aisle.
Crime
1 month ago
Crime Stoppers seeks help identifying suspect in Walmart theft attempt

Champaign County Crime Stoppers is seeking help identifying a man who attempted to steal nearly $900 in merchandise from a Champaign Walmart in July 2025.

Crime
1 month ago
April 11 – April 17 Crimestoppers Booking Report

This week’s report has six days of data, with the sheriff’s office not having data from the 14th.

News
1 month ago
Paula Drive closure extended Through April 24; McKinley Avenue closure postponed

Paula Drive remains closed through April 24 for water main work, while a planned closure of McKinley Avenue has been postponed indefinitely.

Two men shake hands during an award ceremony; the left man wears a blue T‑shirt and holds a certificate, the right man in a dark shirt holds a glass trophy.
College
1 month ago
Parkland College professor, student recognized at statewide math conference

A Parkland College professor and sophomore student were honored at the statewide IMACC conference, receiving a distinguished service award and a $1,250 scholarship respectively.

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