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Connect Transit cut back service frequency last October due to a driver shortage. The agency made similar reductions in 2021 for the same reason.
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There are likely to be more bank failures in the next couple years. That’s according to Ajay Samant, dean of the College of Business at Illinois State University.
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A group interested in urban planning wants Bloomington-Normal to promote more infill development to help address the current housing shortage.
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More people were born than died in the Bloomington-Normal area over the past year—bucking a national trend toward population decline that’s been intensified by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Central Illinois demand for gasoline has softened since the beginning of November, declining for four consecutive weeks. Prices also are down, and usually…
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The Small Business Development Center at Illinois Wesleyan University has seen improvement in the last three months after a big drop in activity during…
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Several state-regulated utilities have voluntarily extended a moratorium on disconnections into next year after requests from the Illinois Commerce…
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Central Illinois lawmakers have reacted to a lawsuit by a southern Illinois state representative by pointing to what it might influence rather than any…
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“The city is in a good position, but it’s not in a great position,” City Manager Tim Gleason said Monday night in terms of the city withstanding the…
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More than 5,000 people in the Bloomington-Normal area claimed unemployment benefits in March—a ten-fold increase from a year ago that offers a new view of…