Six men have been arrested by the Illinois State Police for allegedly attempting to engage in commercial sex acts with underage individuals following a two-day investigation in the Bloomington area.

A former dispatch supervisor claims she was fired and discriminated against for a medical disability resulting from pregnancy.

Bloomington Police have arrested two men over a self-inflicted weekend shooting on Rainbow Avenue. The injury isn't life threatening.

Levi Blair, 39, was formerly a Mt. Hope-Funks Grove Fire Protection District captain and a graduate of Olympia High School in Stanford.

Broadcast Music, Inc., commonly known as BMI, said they made more than 45 attempts to contact the owners of Six Strings Club, notifying them of copyright violations. Bars and nightclubs are required to license live and recorded music. That includes karaoke and cover bands.

DeWon Griffin was sentenced Monday in McLean County for his role in the 2019 murder of Tariq Houston at a party in Normal.

Patrick Merchant, 34, of Washington, died Thursday night after being struck by a vehicle, according to the Peoria County coroner.

A 24-year-old Normal woman allegedly left her child unattended in a hot vehicle in August. She was arrested Thursday and charged with involuntarily manslaughter.

Leader Automotive was accused of deceiving customers about car prices and availability, posting fake reviews, charging customers for add-ons without consent, and failing to share that customers were buying cars imported from Canada.

Police have arrested Brady Stoewer on charges of criminal sexual assault and abuse of a minor, grooming and solicitation of child pornography.

A 19-year-old Chicago man was arrested Monday in connection with the Sept. 29 fatal shooting of a man following a pop-up party in Normal.

WGLT reviewed more than 100 police reports from this year involving allegations that someone violated an order of protection. Most never lead to criminal charges. And sometimes, prosecutors undercharged – pursuing a misdemeanor count when someone was seemingly eligible for a more serious felony, WGLT found.