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WGLT McLean County Clerk Kathy Michael on Thursday administered the oath to Jim Rogal as he was sworn in to serve on the county board. The McLean County Board on Thursday approved construction of a $350 million wind farm project in the southeastern corner of the county, becoming the county’s fifth wind farm. The board also named labor union leader Jim Rogal to fill a board vacancy in District 4, and approved a contract for interim county administrator Cassy Taylor. Sapphire Sky Wind Energy LLC won approval to build up to 64 wind turbines of up to 590 feet tall across more than 14,000 ac...

Labor leader sworn in as newest McLean County board member Unmute BLOOMINGTON (HOI) - A labor leader is the newest member of the McLean County Board. The board Thursday night approved Chairman John McIntyre's appointment of Jim Rogal to represent District 4, covering west and northwest Normal. Rogal replaces Logan Smith, who resigned in June to accept a job out of state. Smith is a Democrat, so his replacement had to come from the same party. Republicans continue to hold an 11-9 majority on the county board. Rogal will serve the rest of Smith's term, which expires ...

WGLT Jim Rogal, right, speaks with McLean County Board Chair John McIntyre and Sally Pyne following Monday's McLean County Board Executive Committee meeting. A McLean County Board candidate withdrew her candidacy for a vacant seat Monday, paving the way for the only other applicant to fill the post. Democrat Sally Pyne said a county GOP official asked her to apply for the vacant seat in District 4 that covers parts of west and northwest Normal. Pyne and Jim Rogal were the only candidates who filed to serve the remaining 17 months of Logan Smith’s term. Smith announced last month he was t...

Denver Police identify 4 arrested at downtown hotel Friday night Published: July 11, 2021 4:36 PM EDT Recommended Four people were arrested on weapon and drug offenses by the Denver Police Department Friday night at a downtown Denver hotel. Officers were called to the Maven Hotel at 1850 Wazee Street at about 8:20 p.m. after receiving a tip from the public. A shelter-in-place order was issued to two floors of the hotel, DPD Officer Anna Muñoz said. CBS4 was told those two floors were at the top of the hotel which had a wide vantage point of the area near Coors Field. No one was told to leave...