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On this month's episode of McHistory, you'll meet Florence Mae Risser Funk of Bloomington, who played a key role in getting women the right to…

The McLean County Basketball Tournament is one of the longest running basketball tournaments in the state of Illinois.During this episode of McHistory,…

Here is a profile of a man who drove vice presidents and governors, wealthy landowners, visiting artists, and the prominent of Bloomington-Normal all…

On today's episode, you'll meet the up-and-coming restaurant owner who wants to change the way people eat in Bloomington-Normal. Plus, a preview of Saturday's Day of Pancakes at the Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts. And you'll meet a Normal Community senior whose art will be shown in Uptown Normal next month.

On today's episode, the latest in WGLT's Welcome Series series, Normal City Manager Pam Reece discusses Uptown South plans, plus ISU psychology professor explains our fascination with nature revenge movies.

John L. Walcott was Bloomington's first undertaker.This episode of McHistory shares the story of one cabinet furnisher turned coffin maker.This episode of…

On today's episode, a snapshot of Bloomington-Normal's hot real estate market for sellers, a Bloomington assisted living community holds a birthday bash for eight centenarians, plus a man's near-death experience becomes a teachable moment about heart health.

On today's episode, Coretta Jackson, a community health worker for Chestnut Health Systems, provides assistance for the unhoused population that are seeking health care in Bloomington-Normal.

Bloomington-Normal had only one documented lynching.This episode of McHistory produced by WGLT's Mary Cullen tells of the gruesome death of Charles…

On today's episode, Some Unit 5 parents and property owners who want to vote on the tax referendum legally can't, a documentary class believes it can help convicted killer Jamie Snow get a new trial, Lauren Warnecke takes one last spin around a soon-to-close skating rink in Bloomington, plus a new website that promotes eating local in McLean County.