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A sign from a vendor reads "We are NOT using Mattoon Water or Ice! We are using an alternative water and ice source to ensure the safety and cleanliness of our customers.
Community | Government | Health

With water from out of town, the Mattoon Bagelfest is underway

ByJim Meadows July 18, 2025July 18, 2025

Organizers for the annual festival trucked in water from outside sources as Mattoon’s water supply remains under a do not drink order due to an algal bloom.

Read More With water from out of town, the Mattoon Bagelfest is underwayContinue

Champaign-Urbana experts advise caution as ER visits from tick bites increase nationwide
Health

Champaign-Urbana experts advise caution as ER visits from tick bites increase nationwide

ByStephanie Mosqueda July 16, 2025July 16, 2025

Experts in Champaign-Urbana recommend residents take steps to protect themselves and their pets from tick exposure as emergency room visits related to tick bites increase nationwide.

Read More Champaign-Urbana experts advise caution as ER visits from tick bites increase nationwideContinue

Illinois hospitals fear massive cuts under Trump domestic policy law
Government | Health

Illinois hospitals fear massive cuts under Trump domestic policy law

ByCapitol News Illinois July 10, 2025July 10, 2025

Medicaid cuts are expected to hit rural hospitals the hardest.

Read More Illinois hospitals fear massive cuts under Trump domestic policy lawContinue

‘The stress starts to leave the body.’ Meet Galesburg’s roving therapy dogs
Health

‘The stress starts to leave the body.’ Meet Galesburg’s roving therapy dogs

ByIllinois Public Radio July 10, 2025July 9, 2025

They provide companionship and emotional support to people of all ages and backgrounds who are dealing with anxiety, depression, stressful life situations, health crises, and loneliness.

Read More ‘The stress starts to leave the body.’ Meet Galesburg’s roving therapy dogsContinue

What is going wrong – and what can improve for students with disabilities in Champaign public schools?
Education | Health | Race & Culture

What is going wrong – and what can improve for students with disabilities in Champaign public schools?

ByEmily Hays July 9, 2025July 9, 2025

Public schools in Champaign are using a new report to change their approach to teaching students with disabilities.

Read More What is going wrong – and what can improve for students with disabilities in Champaign public schools?Continue

HIV community faces a double whammy: Medicaid reductions and CDC funding cuts
Health | Politics

HIV community faces a double whammy: Medicaid reductions and CDC funding cuts

ByHarvest Public Media July 8, 2025July 8, 2025

Public health workers, advocates and patients are bracing for what they describe as a perfect storm, which may undo years of progress in HIV treatment and prevention efforts. 

Read More HIV community faces a double whammy: Medicaid reductions and CDC funding cutsContinue

Pritzker signs health care legislation
Government | Health

Pritzker signs health care legislation

ByCapitol News Illinois July 2, 2025July 2, 2025

The bills aim to rein in pharmacy benefit managers and expand insurance coverage.

Read More Pritzker signs health care legislationContinue

Hamburgers are safer than hot dogs: Tips for pet care during extreme heat
Health | Student Newsroom

Hamburgers are safer than hot dogs: Tips for pet care during extreme heat

ByIllinois Student Newsroom June 27, 2025July 1, 2025

The ongoing heatwave in the Midwest and eastern U.S. isn’t just deadly for humans, but pets too.

Read More Hamburgers are safer than hot dogs: Tips for pet care during extreme heatContinue

First human case of West Nile Virus found in southern Illinois
Health

First human case of West Nile Virus found in southern Illinois

ByIPM News June 25, 2025June 25, 2025

The state’s health department says the case marks the earliest known instance of a person in Illinois being infected with West Nile virus since 2016.

Read More First human case of West Nile Virus found in southern IllinoisContinue

a girl with a tear rolling down her face
Education | Health

How a Sierra Leonean NGO is tackling period poverty in schools

ByIllinois Student Newsroom June 16, 2025June 17, 2025

Tens of millions of girls around the world regularly miss school because of their periods. A local NGO in Sierra Leone is using reusable menstrual hygiene kits and sexual and reproductive health education to keep girls in the classroom.

Read More How a Sierra Leonean NGO is tackling period poverty in schoolsContinue

Across the U.S. blood donations decrease in summer
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Across the U.S. blood donations decrease in summer

ByIPM News June 16, 2025June 17, 2025

Out of 62% of the population eligible to donate blood in the U.S. only 3% did in 2024.

Read More Across the U.S. blood donations decrease in summerContinue

OSF Healthcare to merge Urbana and Danville hospitals into one system
Health

OSF Healthcare to merge Urbana and Danville hospitals into one system

ByPenny Bradford June 10, 2025June 12, 2025

The organization says the move will expand mental health treatment options and reduce duplication  — though some employees say the announcement caught them off guard.

Read More OSF Healthcare to merge Urbana and Danville hospitals into one systemContinue

Midwest women may be impacted by Trump’s revocation of emergency abortion guidance
Government | Health

Midwest women may be impacted by Trump’s revocation of emergency abortion guidance

BySide Effects Public Media June 9, 2025June 9, 2025

The Trump Administration last week rescinded Biden-era guidance requiring hospitals to provide emergency abortions to women when they are necessary to stabilize their medical condition.

Read More Midwest women may be impacted by Trump’s revocation of emergency abortion guidanceContinue

A view of Carle Hospital's main entrance in Urbana
Economy | Health

Champaign-based Health Alliance plans to end all coverage, eliminating more than 600 jobs

ByIllinois Public Radio June 6, 2025June 9, 2025

The news comes after Carle Health recently announced that Health Alliance will stop providing all types of coverage at the end of the year.

Read More Champaign-based Health Alliance plans to end all coverage, eliminating more than 600 jobsContinue

Five years have passed since the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are some takeaways. 
Health | Student Newsroom

Five years have passed since the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are some takeaways. 

ByIllinois Student Newsroom June 5, 2025June 6, 2025

Social distancing, sanitation, and remote work became part of our everyday lives when the COVID-19 Pandemic began in 2020. Five years later, its impacts are still being felt. 

Read More Five years have passed since the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are some takeaways. Continue

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