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Bloomington aldermen passed the city’s $227.5 million spending plan Monday night, the largest on record, according to staff.The approved 8 percent…

ISU Sociologist Joan Brehm has surveyed citizens attitudes about water. During part 1 of the GLT news series Hows the Water, you'll visit one of…

Don't accounting firms who audit the books of entities such as the Coliseum in Bloomington have responsibility for picking up theft and fraud like that…

There are more than 150 youth lacrosse players in Bloomington-Normal, and Matt Troha of the Illinois High School Association says he expects at least one…

Listen at 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21, for an hourlong special dedicated to Delta Frank, our legendary blues host. Listen on 89.1 FM or stream at…

Bloomington’s strong budget reserves helped it weather COVID-19 this spring, but the pandemic’s unpredictability means the city’s finances aren’t yet in…

Are the athletic feats of Tiger and the Williams sisters inspiring young African Americans to pick up tennis racquets or sets of golf clubs? NPR's Cheryl Corley explores the question.

Daniel reads letters from listeners, most of which are about a recent interview we ran with an American nun, Sister Deanna Ortiz, who says she was tortured by Guatemalan security forces.

Normal Mayor Chris Koos said Tuesday that he only wants to move forward on a Welcoming City ordinance if it can win support from at least five of seven…

Pfizer-BioNTech has announced that its coronavirus vaccine for kids ages 5 to 11 is safe and effective, and there's speculation that the shot could go into kids' arms by Halloween.