Owner reacts to truck running into restaurant
Reported By: Megan Brilley/WCIA-3 News
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 @10:22 PM
CHAMPAIGN -- People in downtown thought a bomb went off, after a truck backed into a building.
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PTA organizes school donation drive
Reported By: Megan Brilley/WCIA-3 News
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 @10:16 PM
CHAMPAIGN -- The school district is taking donations for Oklahoma.
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Central IL based woman experiences tornado first hand
Reported By: Megan Brilley/WCIA-3 News
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 @10:13 PM
MOORE -- A couple with Georgetown roots experienced the terror in Oklahoma City first hand, now they're helping to rebuild the town they call home.
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Woman arrested for prostitution
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 @ 9:52 PM
BLOOMINGTON-- A woman is behind bars facing prostitution charges.
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WCIA-3 Investigates violence and weapons at school: Part 2
Reported By: Anna Carrera/WCIA-3 News
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 @ 8:35 PM
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY -- The school year may be winding down, but district leaders are still looking for ways to keep students safe. In some places,...
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You could be consuming more than five-thousand calories by eating dinner at one of your favorite restaurants. That's according to the Center for Science in the Public Interest, which says some popular restaurant chains like Ruby Tuesday's, Chicago Pizzeria Uno, and the Cheesecake Factory offer two-thousand-calorie appetizers, two-thousand-calorie main courses, and another 15-hundred calorie dessert. The CSPI says consumers are clueless that they might be getting an entire day's worth of fat and calories in one dish, or several days' worth in an entire meal. The group's "X-Treme Eating" list of worst foods include Ruby Tuesday's "Colossal Burger" which weighs in at 19-hundred calories and 141 grams of fat. Also making the list was Cheesecake Factory's "Chris' Outrageous Chocolate Cake" topping the scale at nearly 14-hundred calories.The group's "X-Treme Eating" list appears in the March issue of CSPI's Nutrition Action Healthletter. 