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Weekly coronavirus cases in McLean County have hit a three-month high at more than 600, while the county announced two more COVID-related deaths.

Recent developments touch on Latin American sovereignty, the narrative pivot on calling Ukraine a proxy war and U.S. investment in the reckless nuclear standoff.   By Caitlin Johnstone CaitlinJohnstone.com Listen to a reading of this article. Multipolarista’s Ben Norton reports that former

A judge has rejected a McLean County Electoral Board ruling, meaning five Republican County Board candidates are removed from the June primary ballot for not numbering pages on nominating petitions.

The discussion over a potential Connect Transit bus transfer center on the site of the current city-owned parking deck on Market Street opens a couple of possibilities for the city.

Republican Esther Joy King is running for a second time, coming off a better-than-expected showing as a first-time challenger in 2020, while a crowded field has six Democrats vying for the party’s nomination to succeed U.S. Rep. Cheri Bustos in the redrawn 17th Congressional District.

Around 60 Illinois State University student-athletes have secured endorsement deals during the first year they could use their name, image or likeness for financial gain.

Judges from the Eleventh Judicial Circuit ditched their robes for hairnets and gloves Wednesday night as they spent the night volunteering at the Midwest Food Bank in Normal.

Now that Cold War II has set in, Steve Ellner says Caracas’ strategic alliance with Moscow has become a greater priority for Washington. By Steve Ellner Special to Consortium News Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's repeated calls for dialogue with the U.S. in order to normalize relations

Abraham Lincoln built a connection with the City of Bloomington more than 150 years ago. Tuesday was the 157th anniversary of when Lincoln’s body was transported through Bloomington to Springfield on the train named, “The Lincoln Special,” and dozens of people gathered for the reveal of the new “Lincoln Funeral Train Marker” in honor of the 16th president's impact on Bloomington.

McLean County Sheriff Jon Sandage said county board member Sharon Chung is making the jail unsafe through repeated contacts with inmates and their families. Chung said the inmates contacted her seeking help.