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  • A Catholic priest, a legal services advocate, an agriculture specialist and a women's basketball hall of fame member are the recipients of this year's…
  • The McLean County Health Department plans to go door-to-door in the area near where the bird was found to share information about symptoms and preventative measures.
  • McLean County Board Chair Matt Sorensen will be arraigned on federal fraud charges Monday. The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of…
  • Small towns in McLean County would love to have a couple million bucks in pandemic relief money. They're frustrated the Governor's staff haven't filled out the federal paperwork. Lexington alone would get a quarter million dollars to help businesses and improve infrastructure. Bloomington City Council member Jenn Carillo is resigning because she's moving out of the ward. Bloomington city council member Jamie Mathy says he'd like to see mental health workers go along with cops and emergency service workers to respond to people experiencing a psychiatric, behavioral or substance abuse crisis. And get a light and lovely look at lavender.
  • Nursing homes suffered financially during the pandemic as families avoided putting residents there. Perhaps a quarter of long term care facilities won't make it through the next year. The McLean County Nursing Home might have taken less of a hit than most. Bloomington Normal landlords say a lot of tenants haven't paid rent in a long time. They say they don't want to evict anyone, but will do what they have to. And the Mayor of Normal sayeth the state legislature giveth and the state legislature taketh away. A transfer of firefighters and police from tier two to tier one pension plans wipes out previous efficiencies.
  • The price may fluctuate, but over the long run the price of gas will only go up. Good To Go can help set you on a more environmentally AND economically…
  • A McLean County woman in her 30s is the latest person to die from COVID-19 related complications.She was not known to have any underlying health…
  • The McLean County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council will expand its focus to include youth at risk for criminal activity and those who have been…
  • Like Americans across the country, Twin Cities residents were glued to their televisions, radios, computers and smart phones watching the live broadcast…
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