LOCAL NEWS
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Religion in the News, January 27, 2013
BLOOMINGTON - The new 'Jesus Cares' sign at Home Sweet Home Ministries has arrived and is being installed. The neon tubes in the old sign, which was ordered in 1937, have been broken for Read More -
Sleet, ice could affect travel on Sunday
An approaching winter storm could bring freezing rain to central and southeast Illinois on Sunday. Read More -
Local schools 'Rock the Beat' for the American Heart Association
Normal West sophomore Taylor Wallarab has a heart for helping spread the word about the school's Red Out event with Normal Community. Read More -
Sick leave program under review again after McKinley retirement
The departure of Bloomington Police Chief Randy McKinley has the city looking at ways to limit sick leave buy back. Read More -
Obituaries: Farris, Kaufman, Kistner, Myers
Opal L. Farris, 90, of Strawn, Ill. passed away at 10:45 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013 at Gibson Area Hospital in Gibson City. Read More -
Voice Your Vote 2013: JeVaughn Martin
Normal mayoral candidate JeVaughn Martin said Friday the town is neglecting business owners located outside of the Uptown. Read More -
Local flu cases declining, still high
Health officials say Illinois flu activity continues to be high in a season where the virus struck earlier than usual. Read More -
BPD asst. chief Wall suspended for 5 days
Bloomington Assistant Police Chief Bob Wall has been suspended five days for leaving the scene of an off-duty crash in October. Read More -
IHSA 'ahead of the curve' on including students with disabilities
The Illinois High School Association is ready for federal changes that tell schools to give students with disabilities equal opportunities to play sports. Read More
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