Normal Community, Tri-Valley among the winners.
State-level reviews of an ethics complaint against McLean County's administrator and board chair may follow after a local attorney found the allegations unsubstantiated.
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SPRINGFIELD — As the Governor’s Office of Management and Budget Director Alexis Sturm warned a House committee that uncertainty about President Donald Trump’s economic and administrative policies could affect Illinois revenue, the president announced new tariffs will take effect Tuesday on i…
Pritzker warned of dire consequences to the state's health care infrastructure if Medicaid cuts are enacted, noting that more than 3.4 million Illinois residents are covered by the program.
"It's been fun to just work with your hands and try something new," said Jose Segura, a senior at Normal Community High School.
While it remains unclear how Central Illinois will be affected by mass layoffs of federal weather forecasters, U.S. Rep. Eric Sorensen said the cuts were "reckless" and could endanger Americans.
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Community members are invited to view a lunar eclipse with Star Lab, a mobile planetarium, at 5 p.m., 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. on March 12 at Trinity Lutheran School.
CHICAGO — American Airlines’ technology that aims to eliminate boarding group scofflaws has come to Chicago.
In appreciation: In Gene Hackman, from Danville, the exquisite loneliness of the long-distance actor
"With a malleable sort of charisma and emotional wiring unique to American cinema, Hackman was a beautiful, ruminating paradox in so many movies, good, bad and indifferent."
Partial closures along West College Avenue in Normal will begin on Wednesday, March 5, for road construction, weather permitting.
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Columnist Rich Miller looks at pension spending in four core service areas, estimated costs and proposals from the governor and the state's largest teachers unions.
Tuesday, April 1 is the date of a very important local election to elect many of our local government officials.
One of the pleasures of living in the Bloomington-Normal area is the intellectual stimulation made possible by our proximity to our local colleges and universities. Last weekend was a prime example with Illinois State's Carson Varner's column on immigration in The Pantagraph.
Many USAID career staff with ties to Central Illinois have been placed on administrative leave and will soon be out of a job.
