-
Bloomington fire crews were called to a fire at Beer Nuts at 103 N. Robinson St. on Wednesday.
-
According to the Bloomington Fire Department, five adults and 13 children were displaced by the fire at 1017 W. Monroe St.
-
The fire department said the blaze started inside a third-floor apartment, but the apartment’s sprinkler system helped quickly extinguish the fire.
-
The Bloomington City Council on Monday started to hone in possible projects for its $13.4 million in COVID-relief funds, specifically focusing on infrastructure, and creating grant opportunities for small business owners, nonprofits, and certain homeowners.
-
The Bloomington Fire Department says its new portable heart monitor enables paramedics to bring the hospital emergency department to your side, wherever you are.
-
Fire crews in Bloomington spent much of Wednesday battling a blaze that heavily damaged an apartment building just west of downtown.
-
Police say a driver who officers earlier tried to pull over was killed in a crash early Friday morning on Bloomington's west side.
-
Several dozen Bloomington-Normal churches have offered to help a rural Bloomington congregation that lost its church home to a fire on Monday.
-
The Bloomington Fire Department is about six months into a new program using drones to help fight fires. Fire department spokesperson Eric Davison said officials already are seeing good results in structure fires and hazmat calls.
-
The Bloomington Fire Department said Wednesday the apartment fire at 603 W. Market St. that killed a 62-year-old man Monday night involves suspicious circumstances. Bloomington police have joined the investigation as has the State Fire Marshal's office.