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Bill Lally explains the reality of confronting assault-style rifles like the one used in the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.

An event to honor high school seniors of color in Bloomington-Normal has invited a former Unit 5 official accused of inappropriate workplace conduct to provide the keynote address.

Bloomington’s police review board wants to get the word out that the citizen-led group is equipped for more than handling formal complaints.

Bloomington police are seeking attempted murder and arson charges against a man who, they say, set fire to an apartment last month.

Teachers in Bloomington-Normal are speaking out against the idea of more guns in schools.

Two Bloomington-Normal music events that had planned to host Leah Marlene this summer have had to make other plans.

City and library officials marked the start of a project that's been decades in the making, a major expansion of the Bloomington Public Library.

Observers of the Russian invasion of Ukraine worry the conflict could broaden through folly, error, or inadvertent escalation. Some compare the network of allied countries in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) to alliances that contributed to the cascade of events that lead to World War I. Finland and Sweden have asked to join NATO, which would reduce a geographical buffer between Russia and NATO and, some worry, increase a likelihood of conflict between two nuclear powers, through U....

Several community organizations and clean energy advocates want to see Ameren Illinois take more steps toward offsetting rising energy costs.

Americana singer-songwriter Carsie Blanton once defined professional success as selling out concert venues. That definition changed when success grew into something different and far richer than she had imagined.