Spreading Peace and Acts of Random Kindness in Blo-No, or SPARK, teaches children the importance of empathy and helping their local communities.

Nomad Theatre Company will begin its second season as a year-round company by bringing courtroom dramas to a real-life courtroom in Bloomington. One play is based on true events following a group of ax-wielding ladies from Towanda.

Postpartum depression is placed front and center in Ballet 5:8's production of "La Llorona," taking place Sunday at the Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts.

McLean County has one Nobel Prize winner — but oh what a one! Modern electronics rests upon Clinton Davisson’s physics experiments bombarding a block of crystalized nickel with electrons.

Heyworth native Britt Lower won her first Emmy Award on Sunday for her mind-bending role on the Apple series "Severance."

After five years in a rented retail storefront downtown, Hangar Art Co. is moving into a stand-alone building across town.

The coordinated display, arranged on each of the museum's three floors, includes rarely seen items surrounding the theme of death and funerary customs.

Steve Vogel made a career out of telling other people's stories. Now he's telling his.

Rader Family Farms and Country Financial announced a corn maze celebrating Country Financial's 100th anniversary at a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

The City of Bloomington is a finalist for a three-year, $120,000 grant to provide free concerts in downtown Bloomington. Awards are decided by a community vote, open until Sept. 15.

Bloomington's Yolanda Alonso took pictures of women who make traditional Lele dolls and pass the craft down to future generations.

Andrea Munday is co-creator of "A Normal Disappearance" along with her nieces, Finley and Piper. Together, they’re investigating the disappearance of James F. Sarsfield, a plumber at the former Illinois Soldiers' and Sailors' Children's School in Normal.