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The task force working to find a buyer for the former Mitsubishi auto manufacturing plant is continuing to field inquires. An upcoming trip to an…

"It's intense. It's brutal. It's a strong film."That was the reaction of Shari Zeck, interim dean of Milner Library and GLT's Culture Maven, to the new…

The Bloomington City Council has created a downtown section for its Community Development Department.The council passed the change 5 to 2 on Monday night.…

Downtown Bloomington is set to go steampunk with Cogs and Corsets: A Steampunk Happening, June 2 - 4.Call it Victorian industrial. Call it high tech…

The senior photographer at Illinois State University focuses on campus life in a new show up at the Joe McCauley Gallery.Lyndsie Schlink's exhibition is…

Editors Note: Last spring during our interview series Stretched Thin, we reported on the impact of the state budget impasse on local social service…

A classic Star Wars villain made a return appearance in the most recent offering of the film series, Rogue One. While some fans were delighted, others…

Bloomington Mayor Tari Renner said the bulk of the money to build a new sports complex would have to come from the private sector.Renner and the…

If approved by enough state and local governments, the settlement will resolve lawsuits against four major drug companies.

NPR's Tovia Smith reports that more family courts are ruling that children in custody cases should spend equal with both divorcing parents. For example, a Massachusetts judge decided recently that a five-year-old boy should spend alternating years with his divorcing mother and father. Fathers' rights groups approve of the trend; critics say it favors parents' rights over the best interests of children.