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URBANA — Mayor Diane Marlin recalls joining a tour of Carle Park last summer organized by the Prairie Rivers Network, a local environmental advocacy group, and noticing the trees had

"She just really cares about the kids and cares about the curriculum and making sure that they’re getting everything that they need, both academic-wise and social-emotional.”

Lara Romero is one of many moms headed to the University of Illinois this weekend, but the campus visit won’t be out of the ordinary for her: she’s attending college

Kuala Lumpur: The High Court here has granted custody of a 12-year-old girl born out of wedlock to her half-sister, ruling that the variation application is aligned with the child’s best interests.

TORTOLA— Following approval from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, a 143-pound green sea turtle whose shell was cracked in several places after it was hit by a boat in

Speakers, new members, and events were on the plate at the Chamber of Commerce April luncheon.

A case of duck dumping is highlighting a concerning issue developing in Daybreak:\u00a0the overpopulation of ducks at Oquirrh Lake.

Promoting the shared use of 5G infrastructure among operators and exploring the feasibility of developing an official mobile payment portal ...

KUALA LUMPUR: An Israeli man pleaded not guilty at the Sessions Court today on two charges of trading six firearms and possessing 158 of bullets in a hotel here last month.

Nevada County’s District Attorney Jesse Wilson spoke Thursday at a luncheon for the Retired Public Employees Association and focused on his support of the Homelessness, Drug Addiction, and Theft Reduction