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The new, voluntary Blue Envelope Program is now part of the Normal Police Department's operations. It's used to improve interactions — usually traffic stops — with people who have autism, cognitive delays, communication differences or other neurodivergent conditions.
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The book, Pilot’s Drive for Autonomy: The Neurodynamic Navigator System, provides a guide to children diagnosed with Pathological Demand Avoidance [PDA], a subtype of autism.
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Bloomington resident Adrienne Overmeyer said Applied Behavior Analysis, a therapy commonly used to address challenging behaviors among autistic clients, helped her son become more independent.
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A nonprofit is partnering with a Bloomington family to bring awareness of resources for families navigating autism. Leo Egbers was diagnosed with autism shortly before he drowned in a pond behind his home in 2024.
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Events and volunteer coordinator Silvia Schuh said the tours, introduced in June, were brought back due to popular demand.
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The governor’s office said the executive order is in response to rising concerns about efforts to create federal autism registries or databases without legal safeguards or accountability.
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The event featured many volunteers and more than a dozen community organizations offering information and resources for people with autism.
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KultureCity creates sensory accessibility and inclusion devices and strategies for those on the autism spectrum.
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The Women to Women Giving Circle group on Tuesday hosted a panel of experts at the ISU Alumni Center to discuss autism care from early childhood through adulthood.
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Easterseals Central Illinois is gearing up for its second annual Community Rally in April and invites all of Central Illinois to participate.