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  • Noah Adams speaks with NPR's Tom Gjelten who's in the Bosnian city of Mostar, where there's been recent violence between ethnic Croats and Muslims. This could be mean problems for the Croat-Muslim Federation. On New Year's Day a Muslim youth was killed by a Croat policeman...then on Saturday a Croat policeman being killed by shots fired from the Muslim sector. The sound of automatic weapons being fired on both sided continued throughout Satuday evening. Though uneasiness remains, the European Union administrator of the city said today he believes things are calming down.
  • In New York City, a school for immigrants in the Bronx is dealing with new challenges amid President Trump’s crackdown on immigration.
  • The City of Bloomington says there is still no timeline for allowing the Chateau Hotel and Conference Center to reopen.The city shut down the hotel…
  • Grossinger Motors Arena needs a new elevator to comply with federal disability guidelines.The Bloomington City Council is scheduled to vote Monday on a…
  • Bloomington could begin bringing in more money for alcohol regulation and late night downtown policing as well as police and fire department pensions.To…
  • After a short discussion, the East Peoria City Council approved an application for a $400,000 state grant to make a splash pad at Levee Park a reality.
  • With no discussion, the East Peoria City Council approved a 3 percent sales tax on recreational cannabis sales Tuesday evening.
  • Bloomington City Manager Tim Gleason has scheduled a Wednesday morning news conference at city hall where he plans to announce his pick to become the…
  • Bloomington Finance Director Patti-Lynn Silva will help the City Council take the next step in developing a five-year Capital Improvement Plan. The CIP…
  • Prohibition was meant to stop the sale of liquor, but it didn't. In New York City, which had as many as 32,000 speakeasies, the policy's failure was flagrant. In his new book, Dry Manhattan, Michael A. Lerner examines what happened.
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