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Stories on this topic often center on the challenges of a lack of front-facing workers — like those in retail or food service. But those industries aren't the only ones forced to reckon with a challenging hiring market: The legal profession, too, is facing its own labor challenges.

A Bloomington business owner honored for her years of service to the community said she wants to help others the way so many have helped her.The McLean…

Artist Jessica Bingham embraces the ephemeral around us in her work, incorporating memories of childhood, flowers from summers past, and the ever-shifting…

The clock is ticking to resolve a dispute over the signatures collected to put a referendum on November’s ballot to dissolve the Bloomington Election…

It's what you need to know to start your day for Thursday, Jan. 23, 2020. Our Leadoff story is about McLean County rejecting a legal review of how the…

Former McLean County Board Chairman Matt Sorensen has pleaded not guilty to federal wire fraud charges stemming from allegations he participated in a…

McLean County’s COVID-19 testing positivity rate continued to tick upward, to 13.8% on Thursday, as health officials reported 136 new confirmed…

The 13-year-old was a passenger in a SUV that crashed on U.S. Route 136 under the Interstate 55 underpass. He died at the hospital early Monday morning.

Opposition to new firearm restrictions has sparked a second small town in central Illinois to consider a resolution inspired by several so-called gun…

Women political candidates are the norm today. But it hasn’t been so very long since a woman running for office was rare or even unheard of. The first woman to serve in the Illinois Senate was Florence Fifer Bohrer of Bloomington in 1924. But leading the way for Bohrer some years before was Helen Clark McCurdy, the first woman to run for office in Bloomington, in 1915.