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Jarling’s Custard Cup To Re-Open Wednesday
A week after the popular frozen custard location closed its doors, the owners say they'll operate four days a week, beginning April 8. There's no word on a new owner.
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A week after the popular frozen custard location closed its doors, the owners say they'll operate four days a week, beginning April 8. There's no word on a new owner.
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WILL's one-hour program featuring all four Champaign mayoral candidates airs again on Monday, April 6 at 8 PM on AM 590. Listen to the candidates' extended interviews here.
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Sen. Bill Brady pulled legislation that would privatize Illinois' public universities. But the former Republican candidate for governor says he wants to keep discussing the idea.
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Every year around the start of April, book lovers gather with some of their favorite titles ... and eat them. It's called the annual Edible Book Festival. This year's local event was held April 1st on the University of Illinois Urbana campus. The creations compete for awards in categories that include, the Funniest-Punniest.
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Candidates propose different strategies to bring back more jobs to Danville.
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The Chicago-based band calls changes to religious objections law "a good first step toward creating the sort of welcoming environment we encourage everywhere.''
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“Strategic Treatment” follows doctors and patients during innovative procedures and treatment plans being used at UnityPoint Methodist Medical Center, OSF Saint Francis Medical Center, Carle Cancer Center and Children’s Hospital of Illinois.
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Incredible advances are being made in cancer research and treatment right here in Central Illinois. To spotlight the local doctors, researchers, and institutions on the cutting edge of cancer care, WTVP and WILL are teaming up to produce a multi-platform companion to the national PBS series, Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies.
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On Thursday night on WILL-TV doctors, families and cancer survivors came together in the WILL studio for a half-hour community conversation: Diagnoses & Decisions, hosted by Illinois Public Radio’s Amanda Vinicky.
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The changes to the religious objections law were announced Thursday morning, and approved by both chambers that afternoon. Republican Gov. Mike Pence later signed the altered measure, which takes effect in July.