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Fire Prevention Week

Updated: January 7, 2009
The Champaign fire department is working hard to make sure you stay safe. Sunday is the start of fire prevention week here in Illinois and fire crews are busy spreading the word. They say right now candles are a big threat and they can never stress enou

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