National American Legion caravan comes through Central Illinois

Veterans will have a chance to get their VA questions answered Thursday when the national Vice Commander of the American Legion comes to Central Illinois. Read More

Watchdog group: Politics stands in way of prison reform

Gov. Pat Quinn is moving forward with a new early release program to help overcrowding in Illinois prisons. Read More

Flu strain 'moderate' despite high activity in 47 states

The flu has been filling hospitals and doctor's offices across the country, but the outbreak might not be as bad as you think. Read More

Rutherford: Pension crisis should have been addressed with income tax hike

State lawmakers should have enacted pension restructuring at the same time they raised the income tax, according to the state treasurer. Read More

Olympia schools on 1-hour delay

Olympia School Superintendent Brad Hutchison has announced the school district's classes will be running on a one-hour delay today. Read More

Bloomington council to discuss police strategy, managed competition

As the Bloomington Police Department prepares to bid farewell to its chief, another new chapter is unfolding. Read More

BNAR collects for Cell Phones for Soldiers

You can now donate your used cell phones to help connect troops overseas with their families. Read More

ISU board hires firm for Bowman replacement

In a special meeting Saturday, the Illinois State University board of trustees chose a Florida firm to help in the search for a new president. Read More

B-N Junior High suspension program gets new location, seeks to expand

A program which counsels suspended junior high students in Bloomington-Normal has moved to a new location and is seeking more volunteers so it can help more children. Read More

Wind energy's growth in Illinois stalled by economy, competition

Wind farm operators are struggling with a paradox that's causing their business to drift. Read More