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Yes, McLean County Democrats are energized headed into this year’s elections. But Republicans know how to win.They hold a 15-to-5 majority on the McLean…

These responses were submitted by Val Laymon, a Democratic candidate for McLean County Board in District 7. See more candidate responses.Why do you want…

Elizabeth Johnston joined the McLean County Board in 2018, and has focused on increasing access and communication to the public, and improving cost and energy efficiencies throughout the county. Her opponent, Chad Berck, has been involved in town council and school board meetings, and is running to give voters an option.

A longtime public servant has come to the end of his community activism. Rich Buchanan has resigned his McLean County Board seat for health reasons.County…

Turnout across McLean County (including Bloomington voters) jumped to 25% on Tuesday, buoyed in part by high interest in the Unit 5 tax referendum and school board races.

Krystle Able of Normal is the only candidate to file for the McLean County Board vacancy in District 4. The Democratic party recently slated Able to run in the general election in November.

Democrat Erik Rankin announced Tuesday he won't seek re-election to the McLean County Board in 2018.Rankin, who has served on the county board since 2008,…

On today's episode, Charlie Schlenker looks at the changing political dynamics on the McLean County Board ahead of the 2022 elections. Also, a new installment of Beyond Sports introduces you to two history-making wrestlers from Bloomington-Normal. And the mayor of Delavan talks about economic revitalization.

On today's episode, you'll hear about a dispute over funding for the Extension program, unfolding on the McLean County Board. Plus, you'll hear the music of Peoria's Emily the Band. And a new episode of Datebook previews an Illinois Symphony Orchestra show this weekend in Normal.

On today's episode, WGLT talks to voters about the questions they have for the candidates in the upcoming election, Two McLean County Board incumbents run for re-election, and Illinois State University athletics director Kyle Brennan discusses a new naming rights agreement for CEFCU Arena.