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  • Meet the candidates and dig into the issues that voters will face during the November 2018 general election.GLT Candidate Forums, beginning Sept. 18Register to Vote Online | McLean County | BloomingtonCandidate QuestionnairesFind Your Congressional District | County Board District | General Assembly DistrictEarly Voting Dates for Bloomington | McLean CountyQuestions about our election coverage? Contact us.
  • WGLT teamed up with public radio stations across the state for a series called Enrollment Exodus, about the challenges facing higher education in Illinois. The weeklong series airs Sept. 23-27, 2019, on WGLT.
  • WGLT's Mary Cullen produced this three-part series on court fines and fees, focusing on a new state law and how it's playing out in McLean County. It features interviews with stakeholders across the court system, including judges, lawmakers, administrators, and those calling for more reforms.This series was prepared as a reporting project for John Jay/Arnold Fines & Fees Justice Reporting Fellowship.
  • WGLT's reporting on the coronavirus pandemic, which began in McLean County in March 2020.
  • WGLT's reporting on the November 2020 election cycle.
  • Living Black In Bloomington-Normal is a limited series featuring interviews with community members about their own life experiences as a person of color. It's produced by WGLT's Jon Norton and student reporter Darnysha Mitchell. If you'd like to be interviewed for this series, please share your information with us and a reporter will be in touch.You can also learn more about why we call the series Living Black in Bloomington-Normal.
  • WGLT is committed to helping you become an informed voter ahead of the April 6 local election.
  • GLT's nationally award winning five part investigative series on the issues at the heart of tension between citizens who say they are mistreated by law enforcement and the police who must balance combating crime with balancing individual rights.
  • More and more transgendered people are speaking out about their experiences. Pop culture is reflecting this trend, with trans individuals gaining major roles in popular or highly-acclaimed TV series. Orange Is The New Black star Laverne Cox is appearing at Illinois State University this month (Feb. 2015), after becoming the first trans individual to be featured on the cover of TIME magazine. And Transparent actor Jeffrey Tambor won a Golden Globe award for his performance. This GLT News Series examines the lives of three transgender citizens in central Illinois.
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