State ties together threads of mass murder, Part 1
Reported By: Ashley Michels/WCIA-3 News
Thursday, May 23, 2013 @ 5:01 PM
PEORIA COUNTY -- As the state wraps up its last day of testimony in the Christopher Harris murder trial, we're getting a different story of...
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Teen fighting rare medical condition
Reported By: Anna Carrera/WCIA-3 News
Thursday, May 23, 2013 @ 5:01 PM
DANVILLE -- A 17-year old boy is fighting to recover from three serious illnesses.
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UI declines to revive Chief
Reported By: Melanie Kaminski/WCIA-3 News
Thursday, May 23, 2013 @ 4:55 PM
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS -- UI senate leaders are standing firm on their stance to keep Chief Illiniwek in the past.
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Man arrested for aggravated domestic battery
Reported By: Melanie Kaminski/WCIA-3 News
Thursday, May 23, 2013 @ 4:53 PM
MATTOON -- A man is accused of hitting and choking a woman.
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Ryan could write "tell-all" book
Reported By: Steve Staeger/WCIA-3 News
Thursday, May 23, 2013 @ 4:51 PM
SPRINGFIELD -- The former governor of Illinois is planning to tell all.
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The City of Champaign is moving from blizzard clean up to flood prevention. As temperatures continue to rise, the snow piles will melt away, meaning lots of backed up water. That's why road crews were out on the streets today. They were trying to clear snow away from the grates. They say there are thousands of the inlets across the city, and most of them are covered with snow. Today they were able to clear several hundred, but it's been a hard task. Paul Roberts, with the City of Champaign, says, "it's like finding a needle in a haystack with all this snow we dont know really where they're at...So in between blocks we really have no clue where they're at but we know about every corner there's an inlet." The city says it's trying to be proactive to prevent flooding tomorrow. But workers still have a feeling, they'll be back out tomorrow dealing with flooded roads.