Sarah Nardi
CorrespondentSarah Nardi previously worked for the Chicago Reader covering Arts & Culture. She joined WGLT as a correspondent in 2020.
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Spring is one of the most exciting times for food. After a long winter, we kick off the growing season with asparagus, ramps, and rhubarb. It's also a great time for mushrooms. -
History was made Saturday morning as Mboka Mwilambwe was sworn in as the next mayor of Bloomington. As he recited the oath of office on the lawn of the…
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Three new members have officially joined the Unit 5 school board.Kentrica Coleman, Jeremy DeHaai, and Stan Gozur were sworn in during Wednesday’s school…
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A jury in Minneapolis last week found former police officer Derek Chauvin guilty of all charges in the death of George Floyd. As the verdict was read,…
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Despite what the recent snowfall would have you believe, it is spring. And things are finally in bloom, including, of course, dandelions.Murph talks to…
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Jenn Carrillo was censured Monday by her fellow Bloomington City Council members over her public pledge to make “life a living hell” for two recently…
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On this week's episode of WGLT's Grow, you'll learn about a weed that can be dangerous or delightful, depending on how you handle it.No, not that one.…
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Hundreds of Unit 5 students were quarantined last week as McLean County sees a surge in coronavirus cases affecting young people. During Wednesday night's…
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Neighbors of the Rivian plant in Normal are concerned a proposed expansion could threaten the area’s rural tranquility.The electric automaker has plans to…
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It looks like that there won’t be any turnover on the Normal Town Council.Incumbents Kevin McCarthy, Scott Preston, and Chemberly Cummings appear to have…
