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Champaign Mayor Update

Updated: January 7, 2009
Champaign`s Mayor Jerry Schweighart is out of the hospital and is already back at work. He had surgery on his lung last Tuesday. WCIA 3 talked to the Mayor and he says he`s doing really well after leaving the hospital Sunday morning. Doctors remove

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