Local teens display artwork at Milner Library

Local teens are getting the chance to display their artwork at Illinois State University's Milner Library. Read More

Local play addresses future of the farm

The future of farming is the focus of a one-act production playing at The Land Connection in Bloomington on Friday and Saturday. Read More

Judges' exclusion prompts Rep. Brady's 'no' vote on pension reform

State Rep. Dan Brady said he likes most of the concepts included in a pension reform measure that passed the Illinois House yesterday - with one exception. Read More

Bloomington Council candidates hit downtown concerns

One night after Normal candidates took the stage to discuss the issues, Bloomington aldermen hopefuls gathered to discuss the concerns of the city. Read More

Failure to register sex offenses land Bloomington man back in jail

A Bloomington man is back in jail after he failed to register as a four-time sex offender. Read More

Police want help with Red Roof Inn suspects

Police are asking for your help in locating suspects involved in the Mar. 13 robbery at the Red Roof Inn. Read More

Police arrest 3 for alleged gas theft

Normal Police have arrested three people in connection to a string of Central Illinois gas thefts. Read More

Bowman highlights ISU's strong finances during Senate committee hearing

Illinois State University President Al Bowman joined officials from other state institutions in Springfield Thursday to update lawmakers on the school's fiscal situation. Read More

Sea lion Gremlin moving out of Miller Park Zoo, seals to move in

One of the most engaging and visible animals at Miller Park Zoo is going to a new home. Read More

Reilly: Pension reform plan a 'tough pill to swallow' for teachers

Teachers would have to choose whether they want free health care in retirement or keep cost-of-living increases in a bill that passed the Illinois Senate. Read More