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Bloomington-Normal hospitals are treating patients for sign of heat illness and heat stroke during this week's stretch of intense heat.

With the COVID emergency over, the state of Illinois in May resumed those eligibility checks – called redeterminations – for the first time in three years. No one knows how many people will get bumped out of Medicaid over the next year.

Peg Shea of Bloomington says she's recovering well after being one of the first in the area to receive a new treatment for stroke patients.

A Bloomington man is sharing his story of organ donation in hopes that others can receive the gift of life.

Expectant parents in Bloomington-Normal are lucky. Some communities in Illinois have lost their baby unit at their local hospital, forcing a long drive at an … inopportune time.

The Carle BroMenn Resale Boutique in Normal has partnered with Illinois State University’s Fix-It Friday team to help restore clothes that will be put up for sale.

The winter storm that arrived on Thursday could strain Bloomington-Normal hospitals that already are close to capacity.

Health experts have identified access to care, mental health and healthy living as priorities in McLean County's new community needs health assessment. The plan is based on health data compiled over the last several years.

The Normal Town Council on Monday will consider a joint funding agreement for the Uptown underpass project. The agreement with the Illinois Department of Transportation covers development of a detailed construction design and formalizes part of a grant-supported funding scenario approved by the council in July 2021.

We all get cuts and scrapes, but for a lot of people those injuries may not heal. And the longer a wound stays open, the higher the risk of infection. More than eight million people in the U.S. suffer chronic wounds each year, costing $98 billion a year to treat.