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Man from Normal wins Central Catholic dream house
A man from Normal has a big decision to make. Read More -
Jury selection resumes in Beason murders
Jury selection is expected to continue in the trial of a man accused of killing five members of a Logan County family. Read More -
More electric car chargers planned in Normal
More electric car charging stations are planned in the Uptown Station parking deck. Read More -
Livingston County sheriff wants to operate Dwight prison
Livingston County Sheriff Marty Meredith said the state’s current policy of abandoning Dwight Correctional Center is the wrong way to go. Read More -
Former CIA ops chief on the covert war on terror
Former CIA Operations Officer and State Department Ambassador at Large, Henry Crumpton led the effort to oust the Taliban. He says that al Qaida was on the agency's radio long before that... Read More -
Economy, dorm shortage create housing squeeze for B-N renters
As more displaced homeowners seek a shorter-term place to stay because of the economy, it's getting harder to find a place to rent in Bloomington-Normal. Read More -
Hales: Exciting time of change in Bloomington
The city has a new mayor and a new city council, and it won't take long for the governing body to get its feet wet. Read More -
Local letter carriers aim to Stamp Out Hunger
Postal carriers in Bloomington-Normal and across the country will be collecting non-perishable food during their appointed rounds next Saturday, May 11. Read More -
Dictator 2.0: is Assad the last of his kind?
Slate magazine foreign affairs editor William Dobson says that Syria's Assad regime may be the last dictatorial power to cling to the brutal methods that ruled the Middle East for decades... Read More
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Illinois State Games
