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Solar panels at Woodruff Career and Technical Center are now active and producing energy.

Dr. James McGee says he's working weekends treating late-stage cancers detected during ER visits.

More people are seeking plant-inclusive and animal product-free meals. But satisfying vegan and vegetarian diets is not easy in Bloomington-Normal.

Speaking publicly for the first time about what went wrong in Rica Rountree's case, prosecutors Erika Reynolds and Mary Koll spoke with WGLT about the failures that led to the ongoing abuse that caused Rica’s fatal internal injuries.

Accusations of child neglect have been proven by the state against a Bloomington mother accused of concealing the death of her infant daughter, a judge ruled on Tuesday in a hearing on the custody of the woman’s two surviving children.

An attorney who is representing WGLT and other news media in an effort to unseal documents in lawsuits involving Reditus CEO Aaron Rossi says Rossi doesn't need the court to protect his image.

Illinois State University graduate Dennis Tobenski is a vocalist, composer, and owner of music publishing company NewMusicShelf. Tobenski recently helped to create and then publish the first anthology of music for trans and nonbinary voices, called "Anthology of New Music: Trans & Nonbinary Voices."

Bloomington Police say the incident happened around 8 p.m. Sunday. Lifesaving measures were attempted, but the 19-year-old was declared dead at Carle BroMenn Medical Center.

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Former U.S. Rep. Ray LaHood will be discussing civility and bipartisanship as keynote speaker of the League of Women Voters of McLean County annual fundraising event Tuesday in Bloomington.