Normal to consider legal protections for Uptown One developer

The developer of the Uptown One site could be getting some legal protection from the Town of Normal. Read More

Bradley: What's being done about gun control?

This week the Senate Judiciary Committee heard testimony and will debate on four different gun control measures. Then next week the Committee will likely vote on the four measures to determine which o Read More

Red Pitcher retires after 25 years with Radio Bloomington [PHOTOS, AUDIO]

Neighbors weren't quite sure what to think of Red Pitcher as he was growing up. Read More

Durbin: Bloomington airport won't be first hit by federal spending cuts

U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Illinois, said it appears Central Illinois Regional Airport in Bloomington will be spared budget cuts - at least initially. Read More

Unit 5 money management paying off

Money is tight for Unit 5, but good business management is helping ease a tense financial situation. Read More

Bloomington citizen voice meeting raises new, old budget concerns

The citizens of have voiced their opinions on what the city council should do with its $170 million budget for 2014. Read More

Dist. 87 reductions to start in March

The deficit reduction plan is now in place in District 87. Read More

Davis: Sequestration will go through

The impending sequestration cuts on Friday will likely take effect as both sides gained little ground in talks on Wednesday. Read More

Blaze GM Holt: CHL not on verge of team takeover

Bloomington Blaze officials are denying a report that the Central Hockey League is on the verge of taking over the team. Read More

Illinois pension fix would offload teacher retirement

The top Republican in the Illinois House and the Democrats' chief pension-reform negotiator are teaming up for another run at the state's retirement-fund crisis. Read More