Many drivers opt for the cheapest insurance policy available, often purchasing state minimum coverage online without fully understanding the risks involved. Rachel Smithenry, an insurance agent with over 20 years of experience at InsureChampaign-Hilb Group, cautions consumers about the potential dangers of skimping on coverage.
In a show of support for Illinois manufacturers, Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski (IL-13) led a roundtable discussion at Wagner Machine Company in Champaign, highlighting the vital role of the Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) Program and raising concern over proposed federal funding cuts.
With Central Illinois entering its hottest stretch of the year, SafeWorks Illinois is urging businesses and workers to take heat safety seriously to prevent avoidable medical emergencies in the workplace.
With energy costs rising and home comfort top of mind, more homeowners are turning to ductless mini split systems. Michael Savage, a comfort consultant at Lanz Heating & Cooling, says the popularity is no surprise.
The Siefert Team of Keller Williams TREC has welcomed a dynamic new addition this year, and she’s already getting noticed. Heather Baker, a Central Illinois native and proud alumna of Salt Fork Schools, has joined the team with a strong start, surpassing her first-year goal by selling over 12 homes.
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In the competitive world of real estate, partnerships can make all the difference. Hayley Siefert and Heather Baker, both esteemed agents with Keller Williams TREC, have joined forces to offer unparalleled service to clients in the Champaign-Urbana area.
Diamonds might seem intimidating, but Kari Smith of Champaign Jewelers says with the right knowledge, anyone can confidently shop for the perfect stone. As the go-to expert for all things diamonds, Smith sat down to explain what buyers need to know — starting with the famous “Four Cs.”
Just as egg prices were beginning to cool after months of historic highs, a multi-state salmonella outbreak has triggered the recall of 1.7 million dozen organic eggs, dealing a fresh blow to consumer confidence in food safety.
In the final stretch of the Illinois legislative session, lawmakers and horse racing advocates are pushing a renewed effort to revive the state’s long-declining horse racing industry. Backed by Sen. Patrick Joyce (D-Essex), Senate Bill 1473 aims to clear the way for a long-stalled “racino” in the south suburbs and approve a privately funded racing and gaming complex in Decatur.