Brother in Beason slayings leaves stand

A man testifying against his brother in the killings of five members of a central Illinois family spent roughly eight hours on the stand before attorneys finished questioning him. Read More

New BCPA season features comedy, old favorites, familiar names

The 2013-2014 Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts season has been announced and it includes old favorites, lots of comedy and some well-known artists. Read More

Bloomington signs aggregation contract with Ameren subsidiary

City officials have signed a contract that's expected to save customers about 20 percent on their energy bills - at least for now. Read More

Heartland President: Sports teams will stay

Heartland Community College President Allen Goben said he expects the school's athletic success to continue, even after scrapping the school's AD post. Read More

Police arrest 1 in fatal east side shooting

A man has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting on Bloomington's east side Tuesday. Read More

CIRA 'vigilant' of continued tower funding and budget

As the federal government continues to clean up the sequester mess surrounding airports and air traffic control towers, Central Illinois Regional Airport is remaining vigilant. Read More

Prosecutors show Gharrett police interviews at murder trial

David Gharrett told investigators he tried to perform CPR and ran for help after his girlfriend's daughter threw up and became unconscious. Read More

Local superintendents give the state of education

Local superintendents say the state of education in McLean County is good, but could always be better. Read More

Bowman pauses on final day to reflect, look ahead

Illinois State University's outgoing President Al Bowman believes the school is being left in good hands as new president Timothy Flanagan takes over in August. Read More

UPDATED: Shooting on Bloomington's east side leaves one dead

Police say a man was shot and killed Tuesday evening on the city's east side. Read More