A 16-year-old boy was arrested after allegedly having a handgun on his person and fleeing police before being caught.

McLean County residents can recycle household batteries for free at authorized Battery Network sites, including a Bloomington location, but must take safety precautions before transporting lithium batteries...

Normal and Illinois State University will present findings from a campus safety initiative Monday, after more than 1,500 participants shared 2,700 comments on pedestrian, bicycle and roadway concerns...

The company is stepping up production in Normal of R2 sport utility vehicles, which were launched June 9, according to Rivian’s website.

Home Sweet Home Ministries in Bloomington is taking reservations for its annual program delivering Thanksgiving meals to the elderly and disabled.

We remain on repeat for our Monday with sunny skies and comfortable temperatures for the afternoon.

The annual Fire Truck Parade traveled through Bloomington and hosted a series of public demonstrations at OSF St. Joseph Medical Center afterward.

Illinois Wesleyan’s 176th Homecoming brought alumni, students, families and community members together Saturday to celebrate tradition, support athletics and highlight Wesleyan’s future and growing...

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First United Methodist Church of East Peoria hosted the service Sunday, welcoming families and their pets for a special blessing.

Illinois Wesleyan’s 176th Homecoming brought alumni, students, families and community members together Saturday to celebrate tradition, support athletics and highlight Wesleyan’s future and growing...

Who's building what, and for how much? See the latest local building permits.

Voters in Dale Township, Heyworth and Normal will decide ballot questions involving fire protection taxes, school board representation and a state law concerning Israel boycotts.

Early voting is underway for the Nov. 3 election. Here are the key deadlines, polling information and early voting locations for Bloomington and McLean County.

John “Lightning” Boltz, Jr. worked in television for more than 50 years, including many years at WEEK-TV.

Plenty of sunshine will continue as temperatures slowly begin to climb.

Voters in Dale Township, Heyworth and Normal will decide ballot questions involving fire protection taxes, school board representation and a state law concerning Israel boycotts.

Early voting is off to a strong start in Bloomington and McLean County, with election officials reporting turnout above a typical nonpresidential election.

From Rocky Mountain expeditions to produce-for-tuition, Illinois Wesleyan has spent generations finding new approaches to research, access and education.

Sun Foundation announces 2027 Regional Arts Partner program and grant application in support of Illinois artists in multiple counties.

Sun Foundation announces 2027 Regional Arts Partner program and grant application in support of Illinois artists in multiple counties.

Our forecast will remain on repeat today into early next week.

It was revealed last week that Jim Hengst, founder of the Hengst Foundation and a Washington High School Community High School graduate, died almost a year ago

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Rosey, the two-year-old daughter of Pekin firefighter Nick Miyler, was recently diagnosed with stage 4 cancer.

The Great Strides annual walk to help find a cure for cystic fibrosis was held Saturday at Tower Park in Peoria Heights.

Peoria’s first Horror Con had something for everyone, whether attendees were horror junkies or just looking for a little thrill.

A husband and wife from Goodfield face felony charges after police said they discovered marijuana plants growing in the couple’s backyard.

Families planning for a child with special needs may need to balance financial security with preserving eligibility for government benefits. ABLE accounts and trusts can help.

A Peoria man faces an armed violence charge after police said they found a loaded gun and about 414 grams of cannabis during an I-55 traffic stop.

Constitution Trail’s Illinois Central Branch will close Oct. 5-19 for Willow Street crossing reconstruction. Detours use Fell Avenue, while access to private walks north of Locust Street remains open...

An investigator is listing the cause as accidental due to a candle that was left unattended in the house.

Comfortable start to October, a chilly Monday night, then a steady warm-up near 80s by the midweek.

The Peoria Riverfront Museum is welcoming visitors to its largest exhibit about transportation, marking America’s 250th birthday.

Normal Marching Band trades last season’s dark Frankenstein-inspired world for a bright Nutcracker production while an ensemble filled with newcomers learns choreography, musicianship, consistency and...

A Bloomington man is accused of firing two shots at a car carrying his ex-girlfriend and her current boyfriend while following them on Morrissey Drive.

The Boys & Girls Club of Bloomington-Normal has announced the Be Great Breakfast and Be Great Gathering, both on Dec. 9, to raise money for 2027 programming.

McLean County residents can recycle electronics Saturday at Normal Public Works, with monthly Saturday hours added to weekday drop-off times. Freon-containing items and out-of-county users are excluded...

A 36-year-old Bloomington man has been sentenced to 11 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to having cocaine on his person while he was placed under arrest on residential

Two Bloomington men received prison sentences in separate drug and gun cases, while police are investigating gunfire that struck a vehicle on West Taylor Street.

Bed Blitz returns to help local children, the Boys & Girls Club plans two fundraisers, and Marcus Theatres challenges horror fans to “Name That Nightmare.”