Bradley: Fisher v. Texas - The End of Affirmative Action in Higher Education?

Toward the end of the Court's current term, which will come most likely in early June, the Supreme Court will make a decision in the Fisher case. Read More

Alleged WJBC Brotherhood Tree 'Grinch' officially charged

The woman who allegedly stole 220 gifts from the WJBC Brotherhood Tree was officially charged Thursday afternoon. Read More

Bloomington Fire Department responds to car fire at State Farm

Fire officials responded to a car fire at State Farm Corporate South Thursday afternoon. Read More

Top Stories 2012: Al Bowman retires

Illinois State University will name its 18th president in 2013. President Al Bowman's early retirement is one of WJBC's Top Stories of 2012. Read More

B-N Police Blotter: Dec. 26, 2012

A look at reported offenses in Bloomington and at ISU. Read More

What's going on in Central Illinois weekend of December 28

Here's a look at some events going on in Central Illinois this weekend and for New Year's Eve. Read More

Think tank likens gun control to war on drugs, prohibition

A researcher for a conservative think-tank says changing gun laws to try to stop mass shootings is useless. Read More

Contested race for 3 seats on Unit 5 school board

Five newcomers and two incumbents are running for three seats on the Unit 5 school board. Read More

Free job seeking advice Thursday and Friday

The outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, based in Chicago, will be open for free call-in job counseling Thursday and Friday. Read More

Top Stories 2012: The Election

The road to the 2012 Election started in April, when Congressman Tim Johnson unexpectedly resigned after winning the primary, leaving the 13th Congressional District race up for grabs. Read More