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While Stan Nord’s actions have drawn particular attention due to his status as an elected official, they are not the first instance of community members attempting to use communication, or contact with the Normal Police Department to impact the electoral process.

The expiring Rivian tax breaks and Uptown TIF district, plus rising home values, will produce more tax money for Unit 5 schools. But none of the three factors will create enough new revenue to meaningfully address the district's budget deficit.

There are concerns that a new election data system that's being pushed by conservative activists and is fueling many mass challenges of registrations could kick legitimate voters off the rolls.

An Illinois State University graduate, Raylene DeWitte Grischow, is the newest appellate judge in Central Illinois.

Peoria County's proposed $133 million 2020 budget makes a full payment to employee pensions without raising property taxes. That's according to county...

For many of us, the pandemic has been a time of fear, uncertainty, stress, boredom, and a slew of other rather unpleasant emotions.

A Bloomington attorney and Lincoln scholar has given an 1854 letter Lincoln wrote to a Peoria Attorney to the Abraham Lincoln Library and Presidential Museum in Springfield.

The David Davis Mansion in Bloomington marks 25 years of sharing the best of gardens and gardening in McLean County with the Glorious Gardens Festival July 16-17.

Bloomington-Normal has a tie to famed actor John Wayne and legendary filmmaker John Ford — a hardware store clerk turned noted author, Harold Sinclair.

The Ecology Action Center's executive director received a letter from the EPA notifying him of the grant cancellation — with no clear reason why.