Heat and humidity are hitting dangerous levels in Champaign and Urbana for the next few days. For safety and comfort, there are several cooling centers in the community for kids, parents, the elderly – and anyone else who needs to get inside from the searing heat.
Illinois volleyball star, Taylor De Boer, is back in the line-up after medical treatments for an autoimmune disease.
Bus service is limited for Champaign Unit 4 school kids today.
School District 118 in Danville has transitioned to an e-learning day today due to excessive heat expected in the area.
“So You Want to be a Film Artist?” is a workshop designed to help local artists understand the process of how productions work and what these people need to know to be successful to license their work in film.
The target grant amount is about $10,000 per project and the total grant funding is $100,000. Priority will be given to Urbana’s Community Development Target Areas.
The Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR) reminds eligible taxpayers that they can claim back-to-school expenses for their K-12 students on their 2024 Illinois individual income tax returns.
The American Red Cross is in the midst of a national blood emergency, further exacerbated by the aftermath of Hurricane Debby and severe weather events across the country.
Visit the great team at Confidentially Yours – a women’s bra boutique located in Champaign for bras that fit and last.
This weather comes as a reminder that even as the seasons pass, we’re still not past that summer heat!