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Urbana student accused of threatening to shoot school staff, plant bomb
URBANA, Ill. (WICS/WRSP) - Urbana police were called to Circle Academy Wednesday after a student threatened to shoot school staff and to put an explosive device in the school. Officers investigated after making contact with the student at the school. No weapons, ammunition, or bombs were found. No one was injured.
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Aiming to break the cycle of homelessness, Urbana’s Hope Village will welcome residents soon
URBANA — A new community of small homes in Urbana — designed for people who are chronically homeless with complex medical needs — plans to welcome its first residents later this month. With 24 one-bedroom homes located in north Urbana just south of I-74, Hope Village aims...
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Boil order issued for entire Village of Loda
LODA, Ill. (WCIA) — The entire Village of Loda is under a boil order “until further notice,” according to the Iroquois County Public Health Department. Just before 3:30 p.m., the health department announced on social media that the boil order was caused by a loss of pressure. It is unclear at this time how long […]
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PBL schools’ proposed tax levy shows increase in both amount, rate
PAXTON — The Paxton-Buckley-Loda school board on Wednesday, Nov. 11, approved a proposed version of the school district’s property tax levy for 2026 and scheduled a truth-in-taxation hearing for 6 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 16, prior to approval of a final version. Without including $2.18 million to be levied...
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Paxton’s public-works crews receive council’s praise, go-ahead to buy new trucks
PAXTON — Paxton’s public-works crews received the city council’s go-ahead to buy two new trucks — to go along with some praise from the mayor and aldermen — during the council’s monthly meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 10. Via a unanimous vote, the council authorized...
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City to spend $1.3M on design engineering for sewer plant upgrades
PAXTON — The Paxton City Council agreed Tuesday, Nov. 10, to enlist the Clark Dietz engineering firm for an estimated $1.3 million fee to develop construction plans for upgrades to the city’s aging wastewater treatment plant and to apply for a low-interest loan through the State Revolving Fund to help pay for the more than $20 million in needed work.