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This spring we're airing the winning entries from the Black History Essay Contest, sponsored by the City of Bloomington and its Human Relations…

After weeks of mounting tension during the murder trial of Derek Chauvin, observers in Bloomington-Normal expressed mixed emotions Tuesday after the…

Illinois State University’s cybersecurity program is growing rapidly—with nearly 350 students—as it prepares to move into a new space and launch a…

On this week's episode of WGLT's Grow, you'll learn about a weed that can be dangerous or delightful, depending on how you handle it.No, not that one.…

Bloomington City Manager Tim Gleason says he wants the public to meet the finalists for police chief and he's willing to wait until COVID restrictions…

A children's literature expert says a publisher's decision to stop issuing several Dr. Seuss books over concerns about racism is a normal part of societal…

In Normal, 2,000 more voters cast ballots Tuesday than have ever voted in a town election before. And yet, that's still just over 25% of registered…

In “Punctuation: 35 Years of Diabetic Debris,” on display now through June 4 at the McLean County Arts Center, photographer Karl Smith documents life as a…

A Bloomington attorney is part of a national cohort confronting the "hidden epidemic" of elder abuse.Megan McGlothlin Wood is an attorney with Prairie…

Since the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minnesota police last May, communities across the country have grappled with how a similar encounter might…