Photo highlights from WGLT's Radio Faces with Steve Inskeep.

WGLT's 2025 Hall of Fame class features three members who have made invaluable contributions to WGLT over the years as an administrator, donor, and community underwriter. They will be recognized and celebrated at Radio Faces on Oct. 30.

Back to school season means Illinois State University students are finding new roles at the WGLT studios. We have 11 student interns – six returning students and five new students – for the fall semester.

WGLT has earned a National Murrow Award for investigative reporting for a series about how orders of protection are enforced in McLean County. It's the first National Murrow Award for WGLT in a decade.

WGLT has earned two regional Edward R. Murrow Awards — one of the most prestigious honors in journalism. WGLT won for Overall Excellence and Investigative Reporting and now heads to the national competition.

WGLT will debut a new multimedia project this month ‒ including WGLT’s first-ever video documentary ‒ chronicling what it’s like to be unhoused in Bloomington-Normal during the cold winter months.

WGLT will host three events in one night ahead of the election. A candidate open house and two mayoral forums will take place Tuesday, March 4, from 5-8 p.m. at Illinois State University's Bone Student Center Brown Ballroom.

WGLT is excited to announce the launch of a free journalism workshop series open to high school students in partnership with Normal Community High School’s Future Business Leaders of America program (FBLA).

WGLT is the recipient of a $20,000 grant stemming from a partnership between the Institute for Nonprofit News and the Google News Initiative. The money will fund expanded news coverage of K-12 education in McLean County.

You're invited to come visit the new WGLT studios this fall, with two open house opportunities as we gear up for Fall Fund Drive.