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Longtime central Illinois business veteran Denise Moore is opening the second Minority Business Development Center in the area, after launching an office in Peoria around a year ago.

The long weekend boasts much more than Black Friday shopping.

Law enforcement in Bloomington-Normal say they will be watching for anything that could disrupt voting or vote counting on Tuesday, election day.

How are you feeling about the results of the election? WGLT's Emily Bollinger and Lauren Warnecke talked to people in Uptown Normal on Wednesday about their takeaways from Donald Trump's resounding win and other issues on the ballot.

In the case of Jadeyn and Cassandra Lacey, Judge Amy McFarland gave a directed verdict of acquittal. According to the Laceys' attorney, those are "very rarely granted."

Labor leaders say contractors working on a renovation of the Uptown Normal hotel are violating prevailing wage and other laws for workers at the site.

The City of Bloomington pulled out of a planned event related to immigration issues. Mayor Dan Brady said he wasn't aware of the event until someone brought a flyer to his attention.

U.S. Rep. Darin LaHood has concerns about tariffs, but not enough to break with President Trump in a largely symbolic House vote against them.

Illinois State University officials on Friday acknowledged using external companies to perform custodial and grounds work on campus during the AFSCME strike, a claim that the union contends in a lawsuit is a violation of state law. ISU officials maintain they are in compliance with hiring and procurement laws.

ISP Master Sgt. Billy Quinn and Sgt. Benjamin Reichard were among 19 officers from police agencies across the state to receive the honor Thursday at a ceremony in Springfield.