Kathy Reiser

Why Champaign County’s foodservice inspection reports are a little harder to access now … how you can weigh in on a proposed ice-rink development in downtown Champaign … and whether

Pavement in the 2300 block of Curtis Road buckled late last week, and westbound traffic was allowed to use the road’s shoulder over the weekend.

New EV chargers on the way to one of C-U’s busiest intersections ... a new housing development is coming to southwest Champaign, between Copper Creek Church and Barkstall Elementary School

Will the viaduct in downtown Champaign re-open? What are the post-demolition plans for a troubled apartment complex in Champaign? Will local passengers be affected by a 1-year extension of Chicago-O’Hare

The goal is to complete the project in mid-2027, said commercial realtor Alan Nudo, who is a consultant for property owner Dr. William Youngerman.

When Pekara expects to move back to downtown Champaign … when Parkland College’s Commercial Driver’s License training program will be offered again … a new (and better) pothole-patching technology in

Remembering Spalding Park's pool … what happened to original artwork that used to be on display at a Champaign clinic … who paid for the roundabouts in southeast Mahomet …

The risk of getting a tick-borne disease in your own backyard … a happy landing for WCIA-TV's Brandon Merano … traffic counts being conducted in Champaign County communities … whether Willard Airport's phone-charging stations are protected against “juice-jacking” … and whether UI volleyball and women's basketball are on WDWS' broadcast schedule. All in this week's Mailbag.

More details on Champaign Unit 4’s November referendum … why Christie Clinic’s lab at The Fields is closed indefinitely … why Amtrak’s early-morning train to Chicago is running excruciatingly early

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