Eric Stock

Pet owners in McLean County who need a veterinarian in an emergency might soon have to take their furry friend to Urbana after hours.

Bloomington is implementing fines starting at $250 for anyone who tries to remove a traffic control device.

Illinois Farm Bureau President Richard Guebert on Monday applauded the preliminary trade deal the U.S. has reached with Mexico.

The man who created the nonprofit Project Oz is retiring as its executive director after 45 years with the youth services agency.

Country Financial has announced Chief Executive Officer Kurt Bock is retiring, effective Jan. 31, 2019.

Bock has served as CEO since 2012 after leaving Horizon Hobby where he had been as its chief operating officer from 2008 to 2012.

Country credited Bock for guiding the company through increased “digital capabilities, customer centricity and employee development,” according to a news release.

Tragedy on the other side of the world hits close to home for hundreds of Bloomington-Normal residents.

It didn’t take Tim Gleason long to see an inefficiency in the way the Bloomington City Council schedules meetings.

Bloomington-Normal is one of three metro areas in Illinois which lost jobs over the last year.

Eastland Mall's owner says it sees Sears' plans to close this fall as an opportunity to further redefine what a modern mall looks like.

Classrooms might not be quite so crowded in Bloomington-Normal public schools this year.

BLOOMINGTON – Sears has announced it is closing its store at Eastland Mall and 45 other locations across the country.

UPDATED 11:10 a.m. | McLean County has paved the way for three new solar farms to be built.

The Pantagraph is one of more than 300 newspapers across the United States taking part in a coordinated response to President Donald Trump's repeated attacks against the media.

It's now easier to recycle in downtown Bloomington.

Ecology Action Center is using a grant to set up four permanent recycling containers on the four corners of the McLean County Museum of History property.

EAC Director Michael Brown said the goal now is to make sure the 90,000 people who come downtown annually actually use them.

“That’s education and that’s the work we’ve been doing now for well over 40 years; use education and outreach and trying to promote these behaviors,” Brown said.

Bloomington aldermen have put a request for a new type of liquor license on ice over concerns the proposal was too broad.

A Clinton trucking company is being taken to court by the Illinois attorney general’s office because of a large fuel spill.

Green Top Grocery is asking the Bloomington City Council to create a new liquor license qualification that would enable customers who buy packaged beer or wine to drink on site.

Gov. Bruce Rauner is spending millions of his own dollars to help fellow Republicans in the November election.

Gov. Bruce Rauner visited Destihl Brewery on Saturday to sign a measure that he said will cut costs and bureaucratic red tape for craft breweries across Illinois.

Biaggi's Ristorante Italiano is moving, while the company is planning a second restaurant in Bloomington.