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Clubs and organizations: Jacksonville clubs stay busy with a tournament and a state meeting.

On Monday night the Neoga Indians quest for a second straight state appearance came up one step short in an el...

Newcomers to Bloomington-Normal can be a mirror to the community. The things they want, the things they value, offer insight to people already living in the Twin Cities — and they help each other have a better understanding of what it is to be part of the community.

Bloomington-Normal is poised for prolonged healthy growth. But it will need help to make those dreams real, and changes at the state level could offer a boost to the Twin Cities.

Homebuilders in Bloomington-Normal are playing catchup in meeting the growth of the last decade, the more recent expansion of the labor market, and projected future growth.

Bloomington Normal (BN) is doing a good job of developing housing on its periphery and needs to continue doing...

More people are commuting greater distances to work in Bloomington-Normal every day, with some traveling 60 to 90 miles to work here – and about a quarter of Rivian’s workers driving an hour to work each day. That’s according to an analysis of cell phone location data and tracking from Rivian itself.

"The length of time people are needing our help has increased. That's probably the most notable change that we...

Rabbi Melissa Weintraub is a co-founder and executive director of Resetting the Table, a groundbreaking organization that aims, among other things, to bridge the partisan divide

Bloomington-Normal groups and institutions are decrying the shootings at an LGBTQ+ nightclub in Colorado Springs over the weekend and calling for change in national culture and laws.