Rodney Davis hopes bipartisanship on immigration reform sets new tone

U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis said he's encouraged by what a bipartisan group of lawmakers has produced on immigration reform. Read More

Transportation Secretary LaHood to leave administration

U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, the only Republican still left in President Obama's first-term Cabinet, says he plans to leave the Obama administration. Read More

Bloomington considers major boost in road resurfacing

The City of Bloomington is focusing on the quality of its streets and sewers. Read More

Voice Your Vote 2013: Jamie Mathy

The vacancy for the Bloomington City Council seat in Ward 1 has another challenger. Read More

Flooding, strong winds lined up for unseasonably warm Tuesday

Central Illinois needs the rain that's projected to fall Tuesday, but it's not likely going to help much with soil moisture. Read More

Caterpillar profit rises, falls with global economic struggles

Caterpillar said Moday that its 2013 profit could shrink if the world's economy doesn't pick up in the second half of the year, as mining companies and builders remain cautious about buying Read More

45 Central Catholic students 'March for Life'

Forty-five Central Catholic students are back in class this week after a Washington, D.C. trip to 'March for Life.' Read More

Unit 5 to host job fair with substitute teachers in demand

Unit 5 hopes a job fair on Wednesday will bolster its supply of substitute teachers. Read More

Voter registration low for municipal Primary Election

Voter participation in the Consolidated Primary Election has been low in Bloomington, but officials are not surprised. Read More

Fraud concerns linger over new Illinois license law

Illinois is the fourth state to allow illegal immigrants to obtain a driver's license with a new law signed by the governor. Read More