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Student winners of this year's City of Bloomington Black History Essay Contest wrote about everyone from civil rights icons to artists, musicians and little-known scientists. The young people have chosen heroes to admire and people who speak to them.
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Latest Local News
- New documentary will unveil new information on the unsolved murder of Jennifer Lockmiller
- Pope Leo tells Bloomington-Normal mayors they have a duty to reduce suffering
- Teens can get financial literacy advice through program at Bloomington library, including session in Spanish
- Tennessee man self-represented in McLean County court gets 35 years for armed robbery, fleeing police
- Bloomington police chief reinforces the firewall between policing and immigration
- 11th Judicial Circuit Chief Judge Casey Costigan plans to retire
- ISU workers union delivers intent to strike as contract agreement still has not been reached
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Meet the Newsroom
Meet members of the WGLT newsroom before the movie and ask your news questions. The first event is April 7 at the Normal Theater.
Arts, Music and Things To Do
Recent episodes
- 11th Judicial Circuit Chief Judge Casey Costigan plans to retire
- Documentary tells the wild story of the Incident at Kickapoo Creek rock festival in Heyworth
- Some tickets will be available in-person and day-of for Bob Odenkirk's Normal Theater screening
- How parents can talk to their children about distressing news
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