Bloomington shooting victim charged with theft

The Bloomington man who was shot in the leg by an unknown assailant last week is out of the hospital, and out of jail. Read More

Religion in the News, June 16, 2013

Southern Baptists who disagree over what the Bible says about salvation and predestination have had it explained for them by Willie Robertson.. Read More

Caterpillar ends funding to Boy Scouts over gay leader ban

Caterpillar Inc. says it will no longer give money to the Boy Scouts of America because the organization doesn't allow homosexuals to serve as adult leaders. Read More

Miller Park Zoo to celebrate Father's Day with special deal

Those looking for a Father's Day activity are getting some help from Miller Park Zoo. Read More

Forbes recognizes Busey Corporation

A Twin Cities has been named to Forbes' list of trustworthy companies. Read More

Eureka College president tours Israel

Eureka College President David Arnold joined seven other U.S. college presidents on a recent five-day trip to Israel. Read More

Eureka College president tours Israel

Eureka College President David Arnold joined seven other U.S. college presidents on a recent five-day trip to Israel. Read More

Emery: Concealed carry laws should be consistent

Governor Quinn hasn't said whether he'll signs the concealed carry bill that's on his desk. Read More

Morton trucking company sued for religious discrimination

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has sued an Illinois trucking company for allegedly violating the religious rights of two former employees. Read More

Pavement patching to begin on I-39

IDOT has announced that work is scheduled to begin June 17 for pavement patching on I-39 from the intersection with I-55 to the Livingston County line. Read More