Bill would allow psychologists to write prescriptions

A bill that's passed the Illinois Senate and is headed to the House would allow psychologists to write prescriptions. Read More

Congress approves end to airport delays

Congress has easily approved legislation ending furloughs of air traffic controllers that have delayed hundreds of flights daily. Read More

ISU students record 11,600 sustainable miles

Illinois State University students participated in a week-long event that challenged them to commute sustainably in their everyday travels. Read More

Police: Teens steal alcohol and car, crash after joyride

Police say three Bloomington teens were involved in a crime spree that has landed two of them in the hospital - and one of them in jail. Read More

Ewing Manor tours change to Mondays

Free public tours at the Manor at the Ewing Cultural Center are changing to Mondays beginning on May 6. Read More

Normal Theater screens Maggie Smith in 'Quartet'

Actors who become directors often have a gentle touch, especially with their cast, because they've Read More

Republican Schock decides against gubernatorial race

The campaign manager for Republican Aaron Schock says the three-term congressman will seek re-election and forgo a run for Illinois governor. Read More

Washington egg drop delights students

The students of Washington Elementary watched eggs fall from the sky on Thursday - and cheered them on. Read More

Retailer group leery of welfare fraud proposal

A Republican proposal to curb welfare fraud would create an inconvenience for retailers and their customers according to the Illinois Retail Merchants Association. Read More

Obituaries: Campbell, Mitchell

Obituaries for Joyce Campbell and Carolyn Mitchell. Read More