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For nearly 50 years, the killing of 21-year-old college student Carol Rofstad has gone unsolved. But now, the Elk Grove Village womans family has new hope she may finally get justice, with the release "Carols Last Christmas," a true-crime podcast re-examining the case.

Colby Aiknes, 34, didn’t appear in court Sunday because he wiped excrement on the walls of his cell and had to be “sedated due to his violent behavior.”

FARMER CITY - While the train tracks of Farmer City now lie forgotten and, in many areas of the town, have been uprooted, there was a time where these tracks

Interstate 55 southbound near Mile Marker 151, McClean County... two people died and three are hospitalized. &...

Since the onset of the pandemic, Shannon Adcock has taken many first-ever steps as a suburban mother. She ...

SPRINGFIELD, IL (WSIL) -- The United States of Department of Agriculture (USDA) has confirmed the presence of influenza in non-commercial backyard flock in McClean County, Illinois.

USI Reinstates Mask Mandate on Campus Effective Immediately As the University of Southern Indiana prepares for an influx of students and faculty to begin the Fall Semester in a few weeks, administrators have announced they are reinstating their mask mandate for all individuals, both vaccinated and unvaccinated effective starting today (Wednesday, July 28th, 2021). The University announced the decision on Tuesday afternoon after the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) updated their mask guidelines...

A line of intense thunderstorms Friday night caused flooding and power outages across Bloomington-Normal and M...

Public Affairs Coordinator Glen Cooper talks to community leaders throughout Bloomington-Normal and McClean County to find out about the latest events and programs that are helping our community.  Listen to B-N The Know Sunday Mornings at 6AM on Cities 92.9, and listen to the latest podcast below. On Air Now

The rush is now on to vaccinate Illinois college students before they leave campus for summer break. But will the shots be required for them to come back? Elyssa Cherney, Chicago Tribune © Jose M. Osorio / Chicago Tribune/Chicago Tribune/TNS Western Illinois University in Macomb is among schools that have set up vaccination sites on campus, mostly for faculty and staff.\n Illinois college students are next in line to receive the COVID-19 vaccine after dozens of county health ...