One of Urbana's oldest structures looks to capitalize on its unique features to bring fun and inspired bustle to downtown.
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MTD bus operator Sarorn Chan makes an impact on the lives of her passengers every day.
After 30 years of facilitating home ownership in Champaign-Urbana, even through a pandemic, Habitat for Humanity of Champaign County is still going strong.
Champaign County's weather radio station is returning to the airwaves after a 15-month absence. What took so long? A lot of things, turns out.
The City of Urbana is developing a comprehensive plan, and you can be a part of the process.
Julie talks with Ben Thomas, Midwest General Manager of VeoRide, about the past year of bike sharing in Champaign-Urbana.
Andrew examines how a "greenbelt" would benefit Champaign-Urbana.
This month, Tom breaks down the best and worst of Champaign-Urbana's bicycle parking solutions.
Chen-Yu Lin, a recent graduate from the Civil and Environment engineering Ph.D. program, is looking to make a difference.
Where Campustown and Downtown blur, Midtown's First Street is regaining its identity.
These C-U buildings were unable to strike the balance between old and new.
No longer a neighborhood of small homes and tree-lined streets, Campustown is quickly shedding the vestiges of its past.
Champaign-Urbana has one of the most diverse, intelligent, and interesting communities in the state. Our Culture section highlights those people, places, and events that make us proud to live here.
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