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Marquette looked like a Final Four contender, while Brad Underwoods team showed its not ready to beat the big guys.

Self-taught Alabama artist Charlie Lucas uses scraps of metal, twisted wire and old mechanical parts to form his unique creations of people and animals, a talent that has garnered him

It’s really cool being treated as a celebrity by my classmates — LeRoys High School Confidential correspondent Emily Bogema.

Monticello’s LeAndra Vogelzang has made a lot of pies over the years, but never one that fetched $700.

The meeting, which is part of the city’s Community Safety project, will take place from 6 to 8 p.m. at the FourSquare Church, 2101 E. Washington St., in Urbana.

The volunteers who lay wreaths at Danville National Cemetery need our help

We solve the mystery of why some healthy-looking trees have been cut down in Urbana … how mural artists make people’s faces look so realistic … why the ICON Collective

The schools assistant principal, Katie Madigan, said the school started emphasizing the early education of children before it was well-researched or mandated.

The Lawrence Public Library will be giving out winter items alongside information on healthcare and more this Saturday at the Community Resource Fair.

The Arsht Center's SoundCheck program has hosted 15,000 students for a pre-concert sound check, Q&A session, workshops, and free entry to the night's performance.