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Last 24 hours authorities were seen collecting evidence from a home outside of the city. You can see it there. It is unclear what red them there but a picture of the property in may of 2019 shows an rv parked in the backyard. It is similar to the one used in fridays bombing. More than 500 tips have come insofar. I am confident in the team we have. That we will get to the bottom of this. We will find out the story of this individual or individuals. We dont know right now. Reporter the explosion wiping out cell phone and Internet Service for many people across the south. At t is working to bring...

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Advocates and restaurant industry leaders are at odds on a proposal that would raise pay for tipped workers.

WBGZ Radio 1/17/2021 | By Cole Lauterbach - Illinois Radio Network Todd Maisch, president and CEO of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce, said the government of Illinois needs to give more weight to the state’s economic crisis as the new year begins. “Government has focused on the health crisis, as it should have, but they have not held up their end of the economic crisis,” Maisch said. “We have thousands of businesses out of business because of that.” As Maisch sees it, state government edicts that have restricted and shut down businesses because of the pandemic, are preventing thous...

CHAMPAIGN — Local authorities are seeking temporary restraining orders against two local restaurants that are continuing to operate with suspended health permits. Hearings have been set for Thursday for temporary restraining orders filed by the Champaign County State’s Attorney’s Office against Lil Buford’s, 102 N. Long St., Tolono, and by the Champaign-Urbana Public Health District’s attorney, Ruth Wyman, against Merry-Ann’s Diner, 1510 S. Neil St., C. The health permits for both restaurants were suspended earlier this month after they continued to serve indoors...