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ISU Athletics: Reckoning with the past to move forward - Vimarsana News

ISU Athletics: Reckoning with the past to move forward

Many of those who worked under Kyle Brennan say the rebuilding must acknowledge broader workplace-culture issues inside Illinois State University Athletics – problems that go beyond any single junket on a millionaire’s private jet.

Source: wglt.org
Normal Community students stage walkout to demand tougher gun safety laws - Vimarsana News

Normal Community students stage walkout to demand tougher gun safety laws

Hundreds of Normal Community High School students walked out of school Wednesday, part of a national campaign of students calling for tougher gun safety laws.

Source: wglt.org
John Wyatt Danenberger and Cody Hendricks elected to Bloomington City Council - Vimarsana News

John Wyatt Danenberger and Cody Hendricks elected to Bloomington City Council

John Wyatt Danenberger and Cody Hendricks will be two of four new members on the Bloomington City Council next month.

Source: wglt.org
Tent dwellers near Bloomington shelter seek other options after the city forces them to move - Vimarsana News

Tent dwellers near Bloomington shelter seek other options after the city forces them to move

Six people living in tents along Constitution Trail in Bloomington have been given until Thursday to relocate. They are staying near the Home Sweet Home Ministries shelter, which doesn't have extra room; several residents say they were kicked out for breaking the shelter's rules.

Source: wglt.org
McLean County approves delayed wind farm agreement - Vimarsana News

McLean County approves delayed wind farm agreement

Houston-based EDP Renewables will put $6 million into an escrow account to cover costs associated with the decommissioning of two wind farms in eastern McLean County.

Source: wglt.org