Each summer, WCIA takes a few of our Friday broadcasts on the road to explore different parts of Central Illinois. This summer, we're kicking it off in Our Town Rantoul.

WCIA -- Highlights, interviews and scores from high school playoff baseball and softball including St. Anthony and LeRoy punching its ticket to state.

WCIA -- Illinois men's golf is moving on. After starting the day with the 54-hole lead at the NCAA Championships, the Illini carded a four-over total in the final round of stroke play Monday, finishing the four-day event tied for second with Florida. It's more than good enough to qualify the Illini for match play, where they will be the third seed, after losing the tiebreaker to the Gators.

People are finding pink letters demanding personal informatoin in their mailboxes across the country. After one Champaign County woman's family member received one, she wants to warn others not to fall for the scam.

Today the American Legion hosted its Memorial Day service in Urbana to honor those who died for this country.

The Windsor Singers gave a special performance for their Memorial Day celebration this year. Veteran residents gave speeches, and they were presented with handmade quilts to honor their service.

WCIA -- Highlights, interviews and scores from high school playoff baseball and softball including St. Anthony and LeRoy punching its ticket to state.

St. Anthony softball is headed to the Super Sectional. The Bulldogs took down Unity for the second time this year.

Imagine golfing every day for a year. Well, for one Indiana native golfer, he's doing more than that to break a world record. Patrick Koenig stopped by at Atkins Golf Club in Urbana earlier this week. He's been traveling across the country to try and set the new record for courses played in a year.

(WCIA) — Illini forward Coleman Hawkins has a few more days to make a decision on if he’ll stay in the NBA draft or return to college basketball. He declared for the draft back in March.

A bill in the Capitol would allow law enforcement to use drones at special events like parades and festivals to look for security breaches and any threats to public safety.

Nothing can erase the pain of losing a child. But one woman in Champaign wants to help ease it with a small act of kindness for families enduring their toughest time.

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