Colin Hardman
CorrespondentColin Hardman is a correspondent at WGLT. He joined the station in 2022.
You can reach Colin at colinhardman17@gmail.com.
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With a more reliable incentive plan for developers, the council is hoping to bring in multiple types of housing the city needs.
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District 87 will implement the ban in the fall, with a structure of tiered consequences for violations. District officials hope teachers and parents will help support it.
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The Bloomington City Council on Monday received a presentation on how to make incentives more understandable and effective to developers.
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The event featured many volunteers and more than a dozen community organizations offering information and resources for people with autism.
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Kim Tarkowski has worked for 27 years as a vision access advocate at the Bloomington-based LIFE Center for Independent Living. She is retiring this week and reflected on her career during an interview with WGLT.
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Wesley Ward, an Illinois State University alum from Bloomington-Normal, worked at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for seven months before leaving voluntarily. He says a lack of enforcement at the CFPB leaves consumers vulnerable, and gives companies an opportunity to get away with breaking federal law.
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The county will take proposals that award a maximum of $50,000 to each fire protection district.
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Investigators still don't know why Christopher Simmons of Bloomington allegedly shot and killed Chelsea Lusher, Armoni Bennett and Trina Hollings before turning the gun on himself.
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The city has implemented temporary water filtration improvement, using a repurposed liquid lime feeding system. A new powder-activated carbon system will take about a year to arrive.
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About 30 postal carriers and their supporters demonstrated over the weekend at the Bloomington Post Office.