Ryan Denham
Digital Content DirectorContact Ryan at rmdenha@ilstu.edu or (309) 438-5426.
Ryan started his career as a copy editor and later business and city government reporter at The Pantagraph in 2006. He later worked for WJBC radio in Bloomington.
Ryan joined WGLT full-time in 2017 as Digital Content Director.
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Fourteen new electric-vehicle charging stations are coming to gas stations and a restaurant in McLean County, as part of a second round of federal grants aimed at bolstering EV charging capacity along interstate corridors. -
The stakes are high for Rivian in Georgia. The plant will make new lower-cost models, called R2 and R3, that will be key to Rivian’s long-term ability to turn a profit. And it’s being built at a time of increased hostility toward EVs from the Trump administration. -
Heyworth native Britt Lower won her first Emmy Award on Sunday for her mind-bending role on the Apple series "Severance." -
Leaders with Young Republican groups in Central Illinois say they felt a deep connection to the slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk and that his death will further galvanize his movement. -
No, no te lo estás imaginando: el agua de Bloomington ha vuelto a adquirir un sabor y olor extraño. -
Según los funcionarios, los propietarios de gran parte del condado de McLean han recibido información incorrecta sobre el valor de su propiedad debido a un error de impresión. Este es al menos el segundo error sustancial relacionado con los impuestos sobre la propiedad en el condado de McLean este año. -
Andrea Munday is co-creator of "A Normal Disappearance" along with her nieces, Finley and Piper. Together, they’re investigating the disappearance of James F. Sarsfield, a plumber at the former Illinois Soldiers' and Sailors' Children's School in Normal. -
The City of Bloomington confirmed Tuesday that recent testing shows increased taste and odor compounds. Officials said they’re taking several steps to address the recurring problem.
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Officials say property owners in much of McLean County have been sent incorrect information about their property’s value due to a printing error. It’s at least the second substantial mistake involving property taxes in McLean County this year.
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A WGLT reporter at both Miller Park and Downtown Bloomington early Saturday found only counter-protesters, and no March on Bloomington. "It's better safe than sorry," one organizer said.
