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Near Manchester is where the worst tornado touched down. It moved east and passed about 10 miles south of Jacksonville.
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Students at Haywood Christian Academy recently visited the WNC Nature Center to study and better understand the Red Wolf, their school mascot.
Class 1A athletes struggle at state track and field meet
Mater Dei senior Jacob Theising and Wesclin junior Jason Bliven have clinched state medals after qualifying for the finals of the 300 meter hurdles during the preliminary round of the Class 1A state track and field meet on Thursday in Charleston.
Girls track sees 2 finalists at 2A State meet
Photo: Sydney Strang was part of Lady Knight relay action during the Class 2A State meet in Charleston, Ill.
4th sectional title in a row for KHS boys track
Photo: Kory Harner can call himself a 2012 State qualifier in the pole vault after his Thursday performance at the Rochelle Sectional.
Sports: Central's Wright 400-meter state champ
A season-ending hamstring injury is officially a thing of the past for Rayanne Wright.
It's Your Business: Man invents lift for installing cabinets
A Savoy man who had the unenviable task of hanging cabinets on his own has developed a device to make the job easier.
State Track: Rushville-Industry junior Megan Lauzon wins state shot put title
Rushville-Industry junior Megan Lauzon knew when she let the shot put fly that she had never felt a throw quite like that one before.
Central's Wright wins 400-meter dash IHSA state title
The season-ending hamstring injury is officially a thing of the past. Rayanne Wright is the 2012 IHSA 400-meter dash state champion.
Girls track and field: Sauk Valley quartet advances to 2A finals
Dixon sophomore Lexy Duncan competes in the long jump during Friday's preliminaries at the Class 2A girls state track meet in Charleston.
Worried about lead poisoning in your home? What to do
As more children are considered at risk for lead poisoning, many parents may wonder how to prevent the problem, especially if they have an older home with lead-based paint.
27 dogs taken from rural Illinois home
CHARLESTON, Ill. - Authorities in east-central Illinois are looking for homes for almost two dozen dogs taken from a home in rural Lerna.
Suit Let Disabled Athletes Go To State
CHICAGO The Illinois High School Association girls state track and field meet will be held this weekend in Charleston, Ill., -- and Fenwick's Mary Kate Callahan won't be taking part.
Champaign Council Allows Video Gaming
Video gambling is now legal in the city of Champaign. The Champaign City Council voted 7 to 2 Tuesday night to amend the city's ban on most gambling to make an exception for video gaming as authorized by the state.
Sallee resigns as EIU women's hoops coach
CHARLESTON, Ill. - Eastern Illinois Director of Athletics Barbara Burke has announced that women's basketball head coach Brady Sallee has announced he is leaving his position at EIU to pursue other professional opportunities.
Verdict in death leaves questions
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - The violent death of Paul McCann led to improvements in how Illinois intends to protect the mentally disabled in group homes, but the trial of the first man accused of killing him suggests to some that justice and equality are still a challenge for them.
Restaurant changes at Peninsula Town Center
The chain touts its fresh-baked bread and freshly cut meats and vegetables sliced daily.
CHARLESTON, Ill. - Long-time Eastern Illinois football coach Bob Spoo is headed to the Hall of Fame.