Jeff Jurgens

A new organization wants to improve the justice system experience for victims of crime in McLean County.

The Bloomington City Council has now approved an audit and a pause on giving city sales tax money to McLean County government for jail bond debt, criminal justice technology, and mental health services. So, now what?

Bloomington's city manager says the newly-passed massage business ordinance will do more than help shut down illicit businesses.

The City of Bloomington’s proposal to place higher fees on massage establishments and adult-oriented businesses as a way to suppress human trafficking is on hold, at least for two weeks.

With a more reliable incentive plan for developers, the council is hoping to bring in multiple types of housing the city needs.

A busy Monday night meeting saw the Bloomington City Council approve a balanced budget for the fiscal year starting May 1, and move forward with redevelopment agreements at two prominent locations in the city.

Bloomington city officials are exploring more treatments to eliminate the odor and improve the taste of its water.

A major redevelopment plan for Downtown Bloomington’s south end would create more housing and parking and finally remove a rundown eyesore that’s vexed city leaders for years. The plan, announced Friday night, would give the City of Bloomington control over prime underperforming real estate.

The City of Bloomington’s projected budget for the 2026 fiscal year shows a city-wide decrease of $21 million, including a $9.4 million drop in the general fund.

Bloomington's city engineer is retiring. Kevin Kothe will end his career in June after 37-years with the city.