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Native American · Terre HauteSPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WCIA) – If you’ve played sports in school or ever attended a sporting event, you can’t miss one of the things representing the team: their mascot. Many in Central Illinois have Native American ones. “A lot of people look at this within the lens of tradition, and I understand and respect that: however, […]See the Story
Illinois bill would ban schools from using Native American mascots, logos
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Hillsboro, Illinois · HillsboroHILLSBORO, Ill. (WCIA) — A portion of Illinois 185 in Montgomery County is closing for the weekend due to a sinkhole forming in the area. The Illinois Department of Transportation announced Friday afternoon Illinois 185 between Hillsboro and Coffeen is closed due to a 50-foot-wide sinkhole in Hillsboro. The sinkhole is in a farmer’s field […]See the Story
Part of Illinois 185 closed for weekend due to mine sinkhole
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Champaign · ChampaignCHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WCIA) — Monday night was another fiery night for the Champaign School Board. Members are divided as they try to decide the best way to fill open seats. Jamar Brown and Mark Theis, now both former board members, resigned from their positions at the beginning of March. 26 community members applied to fill […]See the Story
Champaign Schools: No interviews for Board of Education applicants
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Illinois · IllinoisWCIA — Illinois Athletic Director Josh Whitman talks to WCIA in an exclusive 1-on-1 about basketball wrapping up, the DIA’s policy as it relates to Terrence Shannon Jr.’s suspension, Big Ten expansion, and more.See the Story
WEB EXTRA: Josh Whitman 1-on-1
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Urbana, Illinois · UrbanaURBANA, Ill. (WCIA) — Social activist Monica Lewinsky will be coming to the University of Illinois campus on Monday evening to speak about cyberbullying. Lewinsky will be at the I-Rooms in the Illini Union at 7 p.m. as part of the Illini Union Board’s Speaker Series. The series allows students to learn from prominent figures […]See the Story
Monica Lewinsky to speak at Illini Union
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Rockford, Illinois · RockfordSPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WCIA) – A bill in the Capitol aims to protect people from how companies store and collect their health data. The proposal passed out of a House committee Wednesday, but the bill’s sponsor and advocates say they still have more work to do on it. “We don’t want to do things that we […]See the Story
Illinois bill aims to protect consumers from how companies store, collect health data
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Donald Trump · United StatesFormer President Donald Trump on Monday said abortion should be left to the states in the post-Roe era, declining to endorse any national limit on the procedure.See the Story
Trump says abortion is up to the states, declines to endorse national limit
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