-
A measure to remove the requirement for two youth members on Bloomington’s Public Safety and Community Relations Board failed Monday in a split vote of the city council.
-
The city council is scheduled to vote on Mosley’s appointment during at 6 p.m. meeting Monday at the McLean County Government Center.
-
The Town of Normal has a temporary moratorium on new short-term rentals, Bloomington may start a similar conversation, and landlords are waiting in limbo.
-
The City of Bloomington is looking to create a long-range plan to address the maintenance needs and possible expansion of Miller Park.
-
Patrick Hoban painted an alarming picture about the future of Bloomington’s housing market Tuesday as Bloomington City Council members examined how to address a significant residential shortage.
-
Bloomington-Normal unions hosted a candidates night to hear from many of the candidates who will be on the ballot April 1. Union delegates endorsed Cody Hendricks for Bloomington mayor, but did not endorse in Normal's mayoral race.
-
Plans for a new subdivision with up to 58 single-family townhomes north of Fox Creek Road in southwest Bloomington are moving forward.
-
While the City of Bloomington will likely have to cut about 12 jobs per year for "probably at least the next three or four years" to plug a budget hole, the police and fire departments will not be part of any staff reductions, says city manager Jeff Jurgens.
-
A developer is planning a new apartment complex with 180 units across seven buildings on the former Verizon site along East Empire Street in Bloomington. If approved, construction could start later this year in a community starved for more housing.
-
Residents of Bloomington Ward 2 interested in filling a vacancy on the city council now have until the close of business on Friday to submit an application.