Complaining about the weather is a time-honored Midwestern pastime and the Editorial Board is not immune to its allure. We ...

On the hunt for some sake and rice yesterday, I stopped by Green Onion Asian Market on Neil Street and ended up impulse ...

Perhaps you or someone you know has been involved in CU One to One Mentoring, work that is deeply impactful on young people ...

Voting opened this month to choose a new (or old) state flag. In 2023, Senate Bill 1818 was sponsored by State Senator Doris ...

New year, new foods to eat and drinks to drink. H Mart has just opened in Urbana. Restaurant Week is about to start. We see ...

Hey, art-makers and creative types: want your work plastered all over one of C-U’s most beloved cultural events? 40 North is ...

Local video game developer Luke Schneider met the Mario Brothers in a Pizza Hut and has been a gamer ever since. Now with 27 ...

The fine folks over at WEFT 90.1FM have recently debuted their new mobile app, which houses everything they do right in the ...

Florida Avenue and the desire to make improvements to it has been a topic of discussion for a few years now, and with the ...

What might Champaign-Urbana have looked like under authoritarian rule? Author Sarah Lariviere, a Champaign native with deep roots in Central Illinois, explores this premise in her rousing novel Riot ...

In March 1951, a wonder drug called Krebiozen burst onto the American medical scene with all the seductive promise of a ...

The Mahomet Aquifer is the most important aquifer for all of east central Illinois, and the League of Women Voters of ...