Lot to consider on wildfire season, rains could help with intensity

Officials and residents alike are bracing for the upcoming wildfire season, which has been a hot topic of conversation in recent weeks. While concerns about risks remain high, experts believe seasonal rains might help reduce the intensity of potential blazes.

Lot to consider on wildfire season, rains could help with intensity

Schenectady Shares to grand marshal holiday parade

Schenectady County has selected Schenectady Shares to lead its holiday parade, aiming to highlight the ongoing struggle many families face to put food on the table. As costs rise and support wanes, local officials are turning a cherished annual tradition into a unique platform for raising awareness.

Schenectady Shares to grand marshal holiday parade

High-risk sex offender registers downtown Fargo address

A high-risk sex offender, identified by Fargo Police as 36-year-old Michael Allan Nelson, has registered a downtown Fargo address. Authorities have released his physical description and urged residents to remain aware of his presence.

How shoplifting became a major Lincoln issue

Lincoln is grappling with a surge in shoplifting as criminals leverage advanced technology to outsmart traditional security measures. The rising tide of tech-driven theft poses significant challenges for local retailers.

How shoplifting became a major Lincoln issue

No confirmed reports of scammers in Pulaski, but stay vigilant

Despite no confirmed reports of scammers in Pulaski, officials are encouraging residents to remain vigilant. Community awareness is key to maintaining safety and preventing potential fraud.

No confirmed reports of scammers in Pulaski, but stay vigilant

C-U crime report, Dec. 17-30, 2024

In an effort to keep the community informed, courts-beat reporter Luke Taylor will now provide a weekly bulletin on local criminal activity reported by C-U police. The bulletin will focus on incidents in the Champaign-Urbana area, including the University of Illinois.