Champaign

Samuel Dotson, a graduate student, studying nuclear engineering, believes a micro nuclear reactor would be “an excellent for the school and the community.”

Two Champaign women share their experiences of providing care for their kids during the pandemic.

Tom meets all the unsavory creatures outside the Dallas & Company storefront and tries to rank them by spookiness.

Dr. Bruce Hannon offers reasons why the U of I's proposed Micro-Modular Reactor needs to be in a different, more secure location.

Plantify owners Long Luu and Giang Pham discuss their store in downtown Champaign, plant care, and why we buy houseplants.

Tom looks back on 10 action-packed years of living here.

Rithika chats with Sha'Tyra Hawkins about her creative idea of bringing the theater experience to personal homes through Chambana Backyard Movies. 

Kim Bryan turned personal pain into community action through her organization Rattle the Stars. 

Champaign-Urbana was the home of a massive Ku Klux Klan presence when the second Klan movement exploded across America in the 1920s. It defied partisan myths and stereotypes then and now.