Get ready for a hot and mostly clear weekend across Central Illinois. Friday night will be mild with a low around 72 and gusty south winds. Saturday brings full sunshine and a high near 93, with breezy conditions continuing into the night. Sunday turns up the heat even more, with highs near 95 and lows staying in the mid-70s.
After a few days of rain and humidity, Champaign-Urbana is set to welcome in its hottest few days of the year this weekend.
Milton is the sweetest four-or-five-year-old shitzu mix. He loves every human, dog, and cat. His foster says he’s great on a leash and is already potty trained. He loves to play but will also lay down for belly rubs. Click here to fill out an application at Moore’s Rescue Ranch.
CHAMPAIGN-URBANA, IL (Chambana Today) – As Juneteenth celebrations expand nationwide, Central Illinois communities are […]
Big changes are coming to the Champaign DMV as Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias announced it will be converted into a “DMV+” facility — part of a statewide initiative to modernize and streamline DMV services.
A group of 47 Republican lawmakers filed a lawsuit this week aiming to stop Senate Bill 328, a bill that would allow companies authorized to operate in Illinois to be sued in Illinois courts — even when the case and parties have no direct ties to the state.
In a show of unity and renewed direction, the Danville School District 118 Board of Education unanimously voted Tuesday night to appoint John Hart as Superintendent and Markesha Parker as Associate Superintendent. Both votes passed 6–0 and were met with standing ovations from those in attendance.
Danville High School administrators have focused in on a new way to help curb issues with students spending too much time on their cell phones and not enough time on school curriculum. During Tuesday night’s board of education meeting, the school district approved spending about $70,000 for cell phone pouches that will lock student’s cell phones during school hours, but will also allow for use in emergency situations.
The three-day multi-faceted event will run from September 18 to September 20, with the Krannert Center for Performing Arts, Rose Bowl Tavern, Canopy Club, Gallery Art Bar, and Staerkel Planetarium at Parkland College hosting acts.
Urbana’s Juneteenth Celebration and Neighborhood Nights, scheduled for this evening at the Health & Wellness Center, have been canceled due to severe weather conditions and a power outage affecting the facility.