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The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a horrific echo of the Holocaust, according to the director of the new production from Heartland Theatre Company.

Lincoln College President David Gerlach cited the COVID-19 pandemic and a cyberattack as the reasons for the closure.

McLean County sheriff's deputies would get 3% annual pay raises for four years under a contract the union has approved after several years of negotiations.

News that Lincoln Collge will close in May has left students scrambling for answers

A Bloomington hair salon owner says she hopes all the discussion about alopecia will help people feel unashamed about losing their hair.

Often called Introduction to Education or Education 101, the courses are aimed at giving juniors or seniors a chance to see if they want to pursue a career in education — and they’ve also been touted as a means of reducing the teacher shortage, as well as diversifying a heavily white profession.

After three decades in the profession, Dr. Napoleon Knight is at the top level of administration as the first African American chief medical officer at Carle Health.

As the Federal Reserve increases interest rates in its effort to curb inflation, the City of Bloomington will have to pay more for the $20 million in bonds the city council approved Monday night.

Some Bloomington City Council members want to officially expand the role of the city’s police review board.

Bloomington aims to have its new ward boundaries in place this summer, reflecting the past decade’s population shifts.