-
The Department of Justice released guidance that state and local governments must create fully accessible websites and social media presences to avoid lawsuits related to the American with Disabilities Act.
-
A longtime associate judge in McLean and Logan counties is retiring. Bill Workman was appointed to the bench in 2014. He'll step down at the end of July.
-
Four people will be interviewed to fill a circuit judge vacancy in Woodford County. Current Judge Charles Feeney is retiring at the end of July.
-
Retired Chief Circuit Judge Beth Robb knew she wanted to be a lawyer as early as Junior High School in Macomb. It wasn't easy. She went to Illinois Wesleyan University and on to law school, then came back to Bloomington-Normal and couldn’t get a job
-
Judges in the 11th Judicial Circuit in central Illinois have chosen Livingston County State's Attorney Randy Yedinak to fill a vacant associate judge's position.
-
Judge Casey Costigan of Bloomington will become the new chief judge of the 11th Judicial Circuit next year, replacing Mark Fellheimer, whose term expires Dec. 31. Costigan has served as a circuit judge since 2014 when he was appointed by the Illinois Supreme Court.
-
McLean County and the rest of the 11th Judicial Circuit have been awarded nearly $32,000 in grant funds.
-
McLean County circuit court and all the other courts in the state are scrambling to meet an end-of-year deadline to implement the controversial Safe-T Act criminal justice reform bill. The end of cash bail is one of the well-known provisions of the law, but there are a lot more pieces of it that will have big effects.
-
McLean County States Attorney Don Knapp announced Thursday he is running for circuit judge in McLean County on the Republican ticket next year.
-
McLean County associate judge Amy McFarland officially announced her campaign for circuit judge for the 11th Judicial Circuit.