First day of testimony wraps in Gharrett murder trial

The trial of a Chenoa man accused of killing a three-year-old girl in 2011 is underway. Read More

Donated grocery bags aid letter carrier drive

Local letter carriers had to do some heavy lifting to do as Bloomington-Normal residents nearly doubled their food donations this year. Read More

Dr. Wieland: Medical marijuana has become political issue

Doctor John Wieland is wary of prescribing marijuana to patients with certain medical conditions, according to a plan state lawmakers are considering. Read More

Downtown plan returns in Renner's 1st Bloomington council meeting

The first meeting of a new Bloomington City Council has its new mayor looking at changes - both to the style of meetings and to the city. Read More

Illinois bill would require police recording interrogations

Illinois lawmakers are considering requiring recording police interrogations of individuals suspected of a variety of felonies. Read More

Disabled parking rules changing, new office to handle enforcement

A new department within Secretary of State Jesse White’s office is changing policies that affect disabled drivers. Read More

Bruce Feiler's lessons for domestic diplomacy

New York Times columnist Bruce Feiler took an investigative reporter's approach to family harmony... Read More

Busey launches Think Pink social media campaign

First is was to collect food, now Busey Bank is using social media to help fight breast cancer. Read More

Registration opens for Girl Scout summer camps

Girls looking for something to do this summer can consider camps through the Girl Scouts of Central Illinois. Read More

Military mom on leave surprises son at ISU graduation [VIDEO]

Many parents were proud to see their children get their college degree this weekend, but a Central Illinois mom traveled across the globe to show her pride. Read More