Search results for

New evidence in the murder case that sent Barton McNeil to prison for life in the death of his 3-year-old daughter would likely be inadmissible at a second trial, a McLean County judge has ruled.

McLean County and state and federal elected leaders hope a bike trail will eventually extend from the northern border to the south end of McLean County.On…

Severe thunderstorms and flash flooding in McLean County over the weekend uprooted pavement, stranded drivers, and filled basements with water. South Bloomington, Heyworth, Downs, and LeRoy bore the brunt of it, logging more than 10 inches of rain over the course of three days.

"Those who don’t know history are doomed to repeat it.”That famous quote attributed to Edmund Burke, a one-time orator, political theorist and British…

Integrity Counseling was founded on a pay-your-way model to help those who lack the funds to access therapy in McLean County. The nonprofit is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year.

Friday is World AIDS Day, and the McLean County Health Department is working to spread awareness.New cases of HIV occur each year in McLean County despite…

Hear from an undocumented immigrant in McLean County who came here as a child. He shares his fears for the future under the Trump administration's new…

A pilot program to improve wellness among people with developmental disabilities in Bloomington-Normal is showing significant benefits.Laura Beavers, the…

Some suggest Illinois use pandemic relief money to reduce a massive unemployment trust fund debt. Governor JB Pritzker says you can't do that. The Governor, though, is wrong. Other States are doing just that. Plus hear about the state budget deficit and the pension problem in an in-depth interview with Governor Pritzker. And weeks after torrential rains caused more than a thousand homes to flood in Bloomington Normal health officials warn the backed up sewage might still be an issue. The McLean County Health Department Environmental Health Director has more.

A group of 10 Central Illinois county clerks say they're against a proposal to raise a fee that funds housing authority grants because of discrepancies in data reporting and unequal distribution of grants across the state.