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Teacher and cheer coach Andrew "Drew" Miller now faces a total of 56 felony charges related to grooming and possession of child sexual materials.
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Bloomington Police are trying to dispel rumors and stigmas surrounding drone use by the department.
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Suniti Sud accepted a plea agreement, admitting to submitting two ballots in the 2024 general election.
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Brandon Knapp of Hudson is charged with two counts of grooming, accused of inappropriate behavior with students at the middle school in Normal where he worked for two decades.
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Bloomington Police said one man suffered a gunshot wound and another man has been arrested after a fight broke out Friday afternoon inside a west Bloomington grocery store.
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A Bloomington 20-year-old was arrested for allegedly robbing a Missouri casino at gunpoint, alongside another man.
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Police are investigating a shooting late Thursday that seriously injured a man in Normal. One suspect is in custody.
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Jerald Sandage was initially charged with official misconduct, accused of abusing his access to police records. That led to a police investigation uncovering evidence he'd used those records to track, drug and sexually assault as many as four women.
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Jack McQueen took questions from concerned citizens leading a campaign against use of Flock brand license plate reading cameras to solve crimes.
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A judge said there was "no doubt" the state had met its burden of proof that Chiddix teacher Andrew "Drew" Miller poses a threat to society and should be detained. Miller has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
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With support from the Illinois Arts Council, the McLean County Juvenile Detention Center has added two murals to areas frequented by youths held in pretrial detention. Staff say adding color to the walls is a small thing, but can make a big difference in the lives of youth staying in the facility.
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Appearing in McLean County court on Thursday afternoon, Andrew "Drew" Miller, 40, of Normal, waived his right to a speedy determination about whether he’ll be detained awaiting trial on 42 felony counts.
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