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The Illinois Department of Corrections is denying claims of black mold at the prison in Pontiac, where some inmates have been moved.

With Unit 5 serving over 12,000 students, that number only growing larger, and the budget getting smaller each year, the school board has turned to the community to help them determine the future of the schools.

An increase in coronavirus cases has pushed McLean County into a medium risk level for COVID-19 spread.

Illinois State University's storied Gamma Phi Circus returns this weekend for its first in-person Spring Show since 2019. (Thanks, pandemic.)

The head of the Bloomington-Normal Economic Development Council says commercial growth is driving an economic rebound in McLean County.

When a family loses a child to gun violence, the cost of burial can cause even more pain for low-income families. An anticipated new law will ease that burden.

Students at Bloomington, Normal Community and Normal West high schools aren't usually teammates on their field, but there's one exception. The three schools are part of a co-op lacrosse program.

Bart McNeil is entitled to a thorough review of newly-discovered evidence in the death of his 3-year-old daughter, McNeil’s lawyers argued in a new court filing related to his petition for a new trial on murder charges.

School board matters have become increasingly heated, tense and personal during the COVID-19 pandemic and revived culture wars.

The head of the nation's largest teachers' union says better pay and more support will keep more educators from leaving.