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Urbana becomes first city in Illinois to adopt ethical investments policy

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By Arjun Thakkar Verified
| Illinois Public Media News
URBANA — The Urbana City Council has enacted a new policy on ethical investments. At Monday’s council meeting, officials adopted a policy that prohibits the city from investing in groups that profit from war or conflict.
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Contentious housing project in Urbana divides city council members, residents

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By Arjun Thakkar Verified
| Illinois Public Media News
URBANA— Urbana is considering a contentious West Main Street housing project and an ethical investments policy. Officials in Urbana are advancing a controversial housing project near the city’s downtown. During a Monday Committee of the Whole meeting, the city considered a developer proposal to build a four-story apartment building on West Main Street just north of Boneyard Creek.
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Champaign considers increase in stormwater utility fee, seeks funding for road maintenance

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By Arjun Thakkar Verified
| Illinois Public Media News
https://ipmnewsroom.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/ChampaignCap.mp3 CHAMPAIGN — As the city of Champaign continues to work on its budget for the next fiscal year, officials are proposing an increase to the fee property owners pay to manage water runoff and limit flooding from storms.
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