ISU professors find artifact linked to oldest Lincoln manuscript

Two Illinois State University mathematics professors doing research into the history of school math recently found another leaf of President Abraham Lincoln's workbook at Harvard's Houghton Read More

Livingston, LaSalle and Woodford counties approved for federal flood relief

Livingston, LaSalle and Woodford counties are eligible to have 75 percent of their flood-related expenses reimbursed. Read More

Construction rise sparks housing rebound in Bloomington-Normal

Home builders are enjoying a market rebound in Bloomington Normal. Read More

Construction rise sparks housing rebound in Bloomington-Normal

Home builders are enjoying a market rebound in Bloomington Normal. Read More

Connect Transit readies route reworking for public

Connect Transit will hold open houses next week to discuss the first phase of changes to bus route restructuring. Read More

Harold challenging Davis in 13th District Republican primary

A challenger to Rodney Davis wants to see a clean Republican primary for the 13th Congressional District. Read More

Bradley: The Ever-Diminishing Scope of Privacy

The word privacy is not included in the U.S. Constitution or the Bill of Rights. Read More

Special session called on pensions; Brady frustrated with lack of fairness

State Representative Dan Brady (R-Bloomington) is expressing his disappointment in the General Assembly with the inability to pass a pension reform bill during the spring legislative session. Read More

Local social service providers to get paid for FY13 services

Social service providers across the state will get paid in the coming weeks. Read More

Barickman: Congressional primary could divide GOP

State Sen. Jason Barickman (R-Bloomington) said he's not taking sides in a Republican primary for Congress, but he wishes there wouldn't be one. Read More