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The National Weather Service ended its tornado warning for the county at 7:08 p.m. Saturday.

Three apartment units in Normal are unlivable after a Friday night fire caused heavy damage.

Concern over accessibility was raised during a forum Thursday afternoon that was facilitated by LIFE Center for Independent Living and the City of Bloomington.

Fire crews in Normal say everyone safety got out of a house in Normal after the home caught fire Friday afternoon.

Today on Food Trek, host Tory Dahlhoff searches out the real definition of farming's biggest buzzword of the last few years: regenerative agriculture. Where did the term come from, and what does it really mean?

The U.S. has the mineral resources and industrial capability to create a fully domestic battery EV supply chain, but it will take a massive “all of the above” mobilization of the federal government to make it happen, a Rivian official told Congress.

The inaugural Midwest Madness Music Festival kicks off Friday night at Nightshop in downtown Bloomington. It is described as a multi-genre music experience for everyone to enjoy.

The Ecology Action Center is urging Bloomington-Normal residents to look carefully at the data before making a choice on whether to opt out of the city and town negotiated electricity rate for the next three years.

McLean County's taxable assessed property value rose by $143 million last year. County treasurer Rebecca McNeil said the growth largely came from the addition of the Bloomington Grove Wind Farm.

For the second year in a row, Unit 5 expects to draw more than 1,000 students to its summer school programs in an effort to help close education gaps created by the pandemic.