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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The company hosted employees and their guests for a meal and entertainment at its plant in Normal, where leaders spoke optimistically about the company's future plans.
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The district is using more flexible zones where students can be assigned to multiple schools. This, along with portable classrooms, will be used to balance a growing student population.
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Mayor Chris Koos presented the annual award Tuesday at a reception at Heartland Community College.
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The McLean County Board on Thursday approved formation of a new council to guide how local behavioral health funding is spent, four months after putting a previous panel on hold.
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The organization's biofuels director says a new vehicle emissions rule will harm the prospects of corn ethanol, and with it the wider economy. The EPA says the new rules are important for reducing poisonous and climate-altering air pollution.
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The county is looking to save money and avoid a last-minute rush under the new system that will allow voters to track their ballot's progress online, not unlike packages.
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The results of a recent housing symposium were analyzed, with a number of potential remedies being suggested. The city also will hold meetings to receive citizen input over the course of the next month.
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The McLean County Board voted Thursday night to add a question to November's ballot, asking voters to decide whether the position of auditor should be eliminated, amid criticism of the current auditor's performance.
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The school board on Wednesday accepted an amended budget that is close to the document reviewed in January.
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Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi says China's government enables companies to illegally supply the dangerous synthetic opioid.