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A Bloomington doctor accused of sexually assaulting a patient claims a police detective lied to the grand jury that returned indictments against the physician.

Deputy City Manager Sue McLaughlin said public works crews hope to reach all of the affected homes and businesses — for the first pass-through — by the end of this week.

This post is for news on the local response to the coronavirus in Springfield and Central Illinois. For last week's updates, go to this post . You can...

Districts last year relied on metrics to determine whether to hold in-person learning. This year, the State Board of Education says schools will not go remote. That has a lot of parents worried.

Some Bloomington restaurants and bars are getting the chance to have the cost of their liquor licenses reduced.The City Council voted unanimously Monday…

Hosted by the League of Women Voters, the event profiled three recent laws aimed at reforming bail, public defense and relief for formerly incarcerated people who've served their time.

'Tis the season for family get-togethers and office Christmas parties—and that means lots of germs spreading around right in the middle of cold and flu…

The coronavirus knows no age limits. This week on Statewide, we bring you the story of Dani Kater, McLean County's youngest victim. Her family recalls a...

Retired Chief Circuit Judge Beth Robb knew she wanted to be a lawyer as early as Junior High School in Macomb. It wasn't easy. She went to Illinois Wesleyan University and on to law school, then came back to Bloomington-Normal and couldn’t get a job

Heartland Community College officials hope a new agriculture complex will help address a worker shortage in the industry. The school broke ground Tuesday on a nearly 30,000-square foot facility that's intended to give students hands-on experience in various agriculture fields.