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A Texas woman and a Florida man were arrested in connection to several vehicle burglaries that occurred in April.

Bloomington-Normal is losing ground on its housing gap. A 2021 housing study showed an unmet need for more than 4,000 housing units. Patrick Hoban, director of the area economic development council, said an update to the study takes Rivian employment into account, and shows the number is going in the wrong direction.

Former congressional candidate Regan Deering, a Decatur Republican, plans to seek the seat now held by state Rep. Dan Caulkins.

The Illinois Broadband Lab is seeking to find out what kind of experiences people are having with internet. Th...

The governor has appointed Memuna Lee from Bloomington-Normal to Illinois' new Clean Energy Jobs and Justice Fund board. That’s a nonprofit green bank providing loans and other assistance for renewable energy projects being done by minority-owned businesses or in low-income and disadvantaged communities.

The governor has appointed Memuna Lee from Bloomington-Normal to Illinois' new Clean Energy Jobs and Justice Fund board. That’s a nonprofit green bank providing loans and other assistance for renewable energy projects being done by minority-owned businesses or in low-income and disadvantaged communities.

Unit Five School District has passed its referendum and cuts to athletic and extracurricular programs have bee...

WGLT talks to a Birth to Five Illinois expert to get some advice on how to find child care center and in-home provider options, what you should expect to pay, and how to evaluate the quality of a provider.

LGBTQ transplants moving to Bloomington-Normal from a large city may feel a bit of a culture shock. We talked to two about navigating the Twin Cities' queer community.

The Illinois Jaycees recently announced several national awards given out by JCI USA at the 2022 Year-End Celebration recognizing several of the chapters, members, and the state organization.