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As State Farm makes big changes to its workforce, it's not just the Geicos and Progressives bringing competition to Bloomington's largest employer. State…

WGLT's series on court fines and fees (and the financial burden they place on low-income defendants) begins. Plus, a report on an 8-year-old girl who fell…

An escaped slave with a central Illinois connection grabbed the colors from a falling comrade and charged the cannons in a Civil War battle. Hear how Andy…

McLean County Administrator Bill Wasson talks to GLT's Eric Stock about social media use by county employees. GLT Correspondent Bryan Bloodworth…

When an out-of-town developer comes to Normal, Council candidate Joel Studebaker says the promises of property tax revenue and construction jobs can be…

As we approach the end of the year, GLT looked back on some of the notable stories and interviews from 2018 with a musical Chapter of Sound Ideas,…

Normal City Manager Pam Reece says the town might ask former tenants of an artists co-op to pay for preservation or a mural located on land slated for a…

Part three of the WGLT series on trade war farmer aid show this year will likely be similar to last year with more than half the aid going to ten percent…

International Food Policy expert Joe Glauber says not only does President Trump's trade war hurt farmers, it's not even helping other sectors of the…

(1:23) Looking for gaps in the local child care network in Part 2 of GLT's special series. (10:40) Mary Cullen talks to an advocate for a higher minimum…