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Flooding at the LeRoy Country Club golf course is seen Saturday. LeRoy saw nearly 7 inches of rain over the past 48 hours.
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Live blog: Bloomington and Normal issue 2nd disaster declarations as focus shifts to flooding
The latest reporting from the WGLT Newsroom after back-to-back storms that brought damaging winds and heavy rain to Bloomington-Normal.
A damaged pickup truck sits on a city street in a small downtown area
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1 in critical condition, 4 others remain hospitalized after Uptown Circle crash
Ryan Denham
Brick sign in the lawn with the inscription Heartland Community College
Emily Bollinger
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Heartland Community College looks to save money by offering eligible employees voluntary separation program
Braden Fogerson
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  1. Coach gets 4.5-year sentence for abuse of a teen girl at Normal cheerleading gym
  2. 5 people injured in Uptown Circle crash that also damages children's museum exterior
  3. Rep. Sorensen questions president's decision on vaccines, threats to Air Force One
  4. CIRA intends to bring two gates back to full operation with community grant funding
  5. County approves permits for power storage units near Ellsworth and Arrowsmith
  6. Prairie Fire and Studio Connect’s ‘Joseph’ brings together studios, creatives and audiences
Former U.S. Rep. Adam Kinzinger will visit Illinois State University this fall to screen his 2024 documentary The Last Republican followed by a conversation with the WGLT newsroom. An Evening with Congressman Adam Kinzinger Oct. 1, 2026 Illinois State University's Braden Auditorium The Last Republican screening: 6:30-8 p.m. Rep. Kinzinger in conversation with WGLT: 8-9 p.m.
WGLT, Bloomington-Normal’s Public Media and part of the NPR Network, will host a candidate open house and a forum for the McLean County Clerk’s race on Tuesday, Oct. 13, at Illinois State University. Both events are free and open to the public.
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