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Cities 92.9 is playing an increasingly prominent role in the local media and political ecosystem in Bloomington-Normal, thanks in part to its investment in local newsgathering and shows. But that same local pivot has also opened the station up to criticism that it’s veered too far to the right in an increasingly purple McLean County.
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The parent company of the Pantagraph newspaper in Bloomington reported an increase in quarterly earnings Wednesday.Lee Enterprises says the $3.5 million…
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Bloomington-Normal broadcasting pioneer Don Newberg has died.He was one of the early hosts of Problems and Solutions on Bloomington station WJBC. That…
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The radio news business is at a crossroads, in part because of emerging technologies but also because of the economic realities of the 21st century. As a…
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Editors note: this interview is part of a special edition of Sound Ideas celebrating WGLT's 50th anniversary.Before there was a WGLT, there was a campus…
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Editors note: this interview is part of a special edition of Sound Ideas celebrating WGLT's 50th anniversary.When former General Manager Bruce Bergethon…
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The NBC-TV affiliate in Peoria is being sold. Quincy Newspapers Incorporated has agreed to purchase WEEK-TV from Granite Broadcasting.Federal…