Downtown Bloomington

This marks the second year Subaru has donated coats to PATH as part of a nationwide campaign.

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.

Bloomington-Normal has seen an increase in homegrown musical acts in recent years, but the number of performance spaces in the community keeps dropping. A live music venue that opened to great fanfare in downtown Bloomington in 2018 will be live one last time this weekend.

The holiday season is in full swing. Here are a few ways to lean all the way in.

A set of 15 temporary sidewalk murals will be installed for the 2025 farmers' market season, aimed at beautification and pedestrian safety in downtown Bloomington.

The Pourcade is the first bar and arcade combo in Bloomington-Normal since 2022.

The Bloomington City Council has unanimously approved an amendment to city code extending the definition of “loud and raucous noise” to apply to public property.

The city manager of Bloomington says after more than a decade of inaction by the owners of the vacant Front N Center building downtown, there are signs of movement.

Bloomington artist Eileen Backman paints local businesses in Bloomington-Normal and will be selling them in her upcoming art book.

The Bloomington City Council on Monday delayed voting on whether to designate Holy Trinity Catholic Church a local historical landmark. The proposed ordinance will be discussed at the next meeting when council members are hoping all wards will be represented.