Bloomington Fire: Blaze likely started by child

Bloomington fire officials say they believe a seven-year-old boy started a fire that heavily damaged a mobile home. Read More

Input sought on ISU's financial future

Opinions about Illinois State University's academic and financial goals and expectations will be taken next week at an open financial forum. Read More

New 'Jesus Cares' sign being installed at Home Sweet Home

The new 'Jesus Cares' sign at Home Sweet Home Ministries has arrived and is being installed. Read More

Durbin 'satisfied' with Clinton's Libya response, dismisses food stamp debate

U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., said Secretary of State Hillary Clinton addressed the attack on the U.S. consulate in Libya to his satisfaction. Read More

Unit 5 starts process of rebuilding reserves after Chiddix renovation

Bills, bonds, and budgets are the mind of the Unit 5 school board and will soon be on the mind of its taxpayers. Read More

More public comments on Dist. 87 deficit plan expected in February

In his opening comments before the District 87 school board Wednesday night, Superintendent Barry Reilly said this is where the budget cutting gets personal. Read More

Multicultural Leadership Program: Meet Team Roots

This month, WJBC is introducing you to a unique group of professionals that volunteers an impressive amount of time and energy to local nonprofit agencies. Read More

Voice Your Vote 2013: Lex Green

The discussion over managed competition might be resolved by employee security, according to one Bloomington mayoral candidate. Read More

Voice Your Vote 2013: Victor Connor

One Normal mayoral candidate said Wednesday he wants the town focus on infrastructure rather than developing the Uptown area. Read More

Jammed State Farm parking lot prompts option to work from home

A temporary increase in employees working at State Farm Corporate South is creating a parking crunch that's prompted the insurer to ask employees if they want to work from home one day a week. Read More