Prairie Buzz is your source for the latest in agriculture, news, events, and activities in central Illinois and surrounding areas.
Prairie Buzz is your source for the latest in agriculture, news, events, and activities in central Illinois and surrounding areas.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Parts of two intersecting streets in Champaign will be closed until further notice to accommodate the third phase of construction in the Garden Hills neighborhood. The City…
SAVOY, Ill. (WCIA) — Next week, a number of buildings in Downtown Savoy will begin being demolished, with the project set to wrap up in May. According to a press…
According to Capitol News Illinois, a federal judge has ordered the release of dozens of immigrants who were detained illegally by ICE in Chicago. The judge went through more than…
Illinois soybean farmers are welcoming federal aid payments coming their way following last year’s trade disruptions, but many remain anxious about the long-term damage to markets and trade relationships. According…
Former National Security Adviser John Bolton’s criminal trial is facing significant delays due to the complexities involved in handling classified information, according to recent court proceedings. Bolton was indicted last…
CENTRAL ILLINOIS — As March begins, residents across the region are encouraged to turn their attention to storm safety. March is officially Severe Weather Preparedness Month in Illinois, serving as…
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Illinois lawmakers took a significant step forward this week in their effort to keep the Chicago Bears in the state, as House Bill 910 advanced in committee….
EFFINGHAM, Ill. — The Effingham County teacher accused of inappropriately communicating with a student is facing additional charges that allege another serious crime: possessing child pornography. Effingham County court records…
ONARGA, Ill. – A 40-year-old Onarga man, James R. Nelson, has been sentenced to five years in federal prison for possessing an unregistered destructive device during an April 2025 standoff….
CENTRAL ILLINOIS — Following a chilly start to March, a significant weather pattern shift is expected to bring a more active and unsettled stretch of weather to the region. As…