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New coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continue to fall in McLean County as the Centers for Disease Control continues to relax its COVID-19 guidelines. McLean County remains at medium COVID-19 community level.

Here are the top stories we covered this week (Sept. 4-8, 2017) on WGLT and WGLT.org.Man Found Near Constitution TrailTrees obstructed the view of the…

Planned Parenthood's Bloomington health center is already seeing an increase in abortion patients from out-of-state — just two weeks after Roe v. Wade was overturned.

Twenty-one McLean County residents are in the hospital with COVID-19. That's a big jump from recent days and the county's highest number of hospitalizations since May.

In a time when concerns are rising about the social and emotional health of youth, there are not enough child psychiatrists to provide services.A little…

Opponents of Lakeshore Recycling's proposed solid waste transfer station just off South Bunn Street in unincorporated McLean County are mobilizing with yard signs and public comments to the county.

Two Central Illinois conductors on the Underground Railroad in Tazewell County were charged with violating fugitive slave laws. Abraham Lincoln was their lawyer. Celebrate the underground railroad in McLean and Tazewell Counties. Congressmen Darin LaHood and Rodney Davis call for the ouster of two top national security officials saying those officials ignored intelligence predicting the Taliban would roll over the Afghan government. A national labor leader from McLean County calls for solidarity - against the pandemic. Plus, the Make Music Normal festival returns with precautions.

An increase in coronavirus cases has pushed McLean County into a medium risk level for COVID-19 spread.

McLean County health officials announced the county’s first COVID-19-related death in nearly two weeks on Monday as the county reported 113 new coronavirus cases since Friday.

The new $1.7 trillion federal spending plan just signed into law includes millions in earmarks for projects in McLean County, including Illinois State University’s nursing college, a new pedestrian and bike path along College Avenue, and a sewer project in Heyworth.