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Issues of diversity and equity are top of mind for many candidates, including ones for school board. Hear Unit 5 school board candidates talk about…

Hear from a Bloomington High School student who says too often that the things emphasized during Black History Month don't show the full scope of their…

District 87 voters don't have a lot of choice for school board candidates, but there are some recommended qualities for a board member including…

Sean Sherman is a chef who tries to revive Native American Foodways by NOT using colonial ingredients. That includes dairy, beef, pork, chicken, and wheat…

A Bloomington attorney who focuses on legal aid in elder abuse cases says they see a lot of consumer issues. Megan McGlothlin Wood is tasked with…

Democrats do well in cities, and Republicans do well in the countryside. That's not great for democracy. Kal Munis talks about his new report "Gone…

The first openly gay drag queen candidate for the United Methodist ministry in this part of the state says he'll stay in a denomination that does not want…

On today's episode, McLean County government looks at solar energy savings. You'll hear from long-term care staff on engaging with their isolated residents. And you'll hear from an Illinois State music professor.

WGLT's The Leadoff is everything you need to know to start your day for Tuesday, May 4, 2021.

Even at the city and town level, politics have become more strident. Hear Bloomington council candidates say how they think they can get along. Plus, the…