Urbana Council Appoints Ammons, Takes Preliminary 5-1 Vote On Tasers
The Urbana City Council Monday night unimously supported new alderman Aaron Ammons, who later was the lone opponent in an initial vote supporting tasers for police.
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Documents: Quinn Had Marijuana Recommendations, Didn’t Act
Documents show Pat Quinn left behind a list of more than 70 businesses to grow or sell medical marijuana when he left the Illinois governor's office this month.
Illinois Lawmaker Pushes for Ban on Conversion Therapy for Minors
Psychologists say sexual orientation conversion therapy can cause depression, anxiety and self-destructive behavior.
What Being Black in Ukraine Taught Me About Racism in the United States
In 2009, Terrell Starr headed to Kiev on a Fulbright scholarship to study the experiences of biracial Ukrainians. The lessons in racism began before he even arrived.
Shorthanded Illini Fall On The Road To Minnesota 79-71
A team plagued by injuries fell short in a Saturday loss to the Minnesota Golden Gophers.