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Jenn Latzke will no longer teach 8th grade social studies at Chiddix Junior High after her position was eliminated. She says the subject will now be taught by teachers with no certification, creating an "uneven playing field" for students.

Gretchen Gondek is today's guest host. She'll talk about the Mad Hatter's Tea coming up next weekend. The Sioux City Symphony has a busy weekend and it's Earth Day and we've got ways to help the planet.

Seven candidates are seeking to replace Jamie Mathy on the Bloomington City Council in Ward 1.

A 78-year-old man from Downs was one of two people killed in a two-vehicle crash Thursday night in Champaign County.

It appears the former Pantagraph building in downtown Bloomington may not become a new bus transfer center after all.

The McLean County Museum of History is teaming up with unions for a new way to highlight the skills and services offered by local businesses, unions, trades people, skilled workers and artisans.

Bloomington-Normal saw the largest percentage of year-to-year job growth of all 14 metro areas in Illinois.

The Heartland Community College Board of Trustees on Tuesday approved construction of a $23.4 million agricultural complex.

Marijuana sales have helped city, county and state governments in Illinois with additional tax revenue. But it's hard to see how much some municipalities are making from pot.

More than 92% of the members of the AFSCME Local 1110 union voted late Tuesday into early Wednesday morning to ratify a new contract that extends to 2025.