We’re starting an advice column.

The Editorial Board considers the future of the arts in Champaign.

White nationalism has morphed from an attitude to a violent ideology. The threat exists in Champaign-Urbana and we need to work together to thwart it.  

We learned last week that The News-Gazette will soon be sold to Community Media Group. But what does it mean? Our Editorial Board weighs in.

Rodney Davis' Open Goverment Night was more of the same. 

Even though progress can be slow, change is possible. 

For one hour on an unseasonably hot day, Emily did what many in the 13th Congressional District have only heard of in songs and legends: asked Congressman Rodney Davis policy questions, and he was obligated to respond. 

Parking continues to be a polarizing discussion when talking about changing city centers. Why? Let's talk about it.

Nicole reflects on her Ebertfest experiences and shares some concerns about the relationship between Ebertfest and Champaign-Urbana communities.

Read City of Urbana Mayor Diane Wolfe Marlin's response to the discussion of poverty in C-U in this Op-Ed.

How do we talk about poverty in C-U?

Nicole ponders the questions that she would pose to school board candidates for the upcoming 2019 school board elections in Champaign and Urbana.