Cyborg roaches and mutant mice

Emily Anthes tells Steve Fast that the line between science fiction and science fact is becoming more blurry. From glow-in-the dark cats to remote control cyborg roaches, Anthes says that there ar... Read More

Pre-teen tennis standout from Lexington serves up wishes for others

A 12-year-old tennis standout from Lexington is serving up wishes for others. Read More

IWU dedicates Kemp Commencement Plaza

A family whose ties to Illinois Wesleyan University date back nearly a century will be linked with the school for many more years to come. Read More

Eugene Field gives special needs students new opportunities

A pilot program for special needs students in Unit 5 is preparing students for next school year - and for life. Read More

Applications available for Harmon Arts Grants

Normal is once again offering grants for art and theater projects in the community. Read More

Rep. Davis co-sponsors bill to save air traffic control towers

Republican Congressman Rodney Davis wants the FAA to find other places to cut spending rather than closing air traffic control towers. Read More

Bloomington pumps up volume on noise ordinance changes

A new noise ordinance for loud and raucous noise could hit the Bloomington this summer. Read More

Earth Day in Parks builds experience, ownership

More than 1,000 students will visit Illinois Department of Natural Resources state parks in April and May for the seventh annual Earth Day in the Parks. Read More

ISU chairman: No politics in Quinn's trustee shake-up

The Chairman of ISU's Board of Trustees said he doesn't see anything political about Governor Quinn's decision to make a change on the panel. Read More

B-N March home sales up 28 percent on the year

Housing numbers are up this March compared to a month ago and March 2012. Read More