Marseilles Dam deemed safe, reopened to traffic

U.S. Coast Guard and Army Corps of Engineers say navigation is resuming on a stretch of the Illinois River that was closed after barges broke loose and damaged the dam near Marseilles. Read More

Red Carpet Corridor Festival in 13 Route 66 communities this weekend

Thirteen communities are celebrating Route 66 this weekend, as the 7th annual Red Carpet Corridor event takes place from Joliet to Towanda. Read More

McLean County organization hosts disaster preparedness event

The McLean County Association for Home and Community Education is hosting a preparedness event May 4, to get families ready for potential disasters. Read More

Religion in the News, May 5, 2013

President Barack Obama issued a proclamation Thursday recognizing the 2013 National Day of Prayer. In his official proclamation the President called on ... Read More

CASA event welcomes superheroes to Evergreen Cemetery

Superheroes will fill Evergreen Cemetery Saturday. Read More

Gill appointed assistant public health director

Former Democratic Congressional candidate, and current emergency room doctor, David Gill has been appointed to a state post. Read More

Republican County Chairman's Assoc. votes Parrott out as treasurer

McLean County Republican Party Chairman John Parrott has been voted out as treasurer of the Illinois Republican County Chairman's Association. Read More

BPD spokesman to retire, two promotions announced

The voice of the Bloomington Police Department is retiring after 30 years of service. Read More

'Sound City' - A documentary for the love of music at the Normal Theater

For those of us who listened in the 1970s and 80s, contemporary music was recorded with... Read More

ISU professors among nation's worst?

Illinois State University isn't phased by a recent poll that placed their professors among the 25 worst in the U.S. Read More