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Bloomington Public Library staff will be packing some of its books and other materials for its planned expansion after bids from moving companies came in too high.

The new $50,000 Child and Family Stabilization Fund is the target for the 102-year-old Day of Giving event on Friday.

In their less-guarded moments, even the worst empire managers know deep down what is true and let it slip out. By Caitlin Johnstone CaitlinJohnstone.com I can’t believe it really happened. During a speech in Dallas at Southern Methodist University’s George W. Bush Presidential Center on Wedne

Normal West High School and Redbird Arena will both be hosting Leah Marlene watch parties this Sunday night for the American Idol finale.

The race for McLean County Board District 2 involves three Republicans vying to two seats in the June primary.

Speaking to McLean County Democrats on Thursday night, Gov. JB Pritzker placed the blame squarely on his Republican predecessor. Gov. Bruce Rauner’s two-year budget impasse put the state into a nose-dive, Pritzker said, while crediting Democrats with turning Illinois around.

The City of Bloomington will consider a development incentive package that would allow a game store to expand in downtown.

Police said the thefts appear to have been done by an organized group with knowledge of Walmart operations.

Teens across the country are reporting record levels of sadness. Those trends are evident in McLean County, too.

A concert at First United Methodist Church reminds art lovers to take a deep breath amid what, for some, remains a chaotic and disorienting time. “Breathing Deeply,” a collaboration between the Normal church and Illinois Symphony Orchestra, takes place this Sunday, with art, music and poetry — plus cookies and fellowship.