Tony Morstatter

The Boys and Girls Club of Bloomington-Normal has cut "55% of its team" as part of the response to a loss of grant funding.

CEO Tony Morstatter shares that the local club is 40% of the way toward raising funds for the new facility, which will be on the west side and will offer increased behavioral health spaces.

Bloomington-Normal leaders are emphasizing the need for more broadband connectivity in underserved and rural areas.

It's tough to decide whether to hold large events right now. As Bloomington-Normal continues to register record numbers of COVID cases, there's a risk of creating a super-spreader event.

Fifteen months after first coming before the Bloomington City Council, the Boys & Girls Club of Bloomington-Normal may finally be getting its new land on…

Program supervisors at the Boys and Girls Club of Bloomington-Normal will no longer be responsible for screening their own volunteers.That change comes…

BLOOMINGTON - Program supervisors at the Bloomington-Normal Boys and Girls Club will no longer be responsible for screening their own volunteers. That…