Category Archives: News
U Of I Not Involved In Admissions Scandal, Points To Past Scandal
The University of Illinois' own admissions scandal may have kept the school out of the most recent scandal involving how parents got their kids into certain schools. U of I Admissions Director Andy Bo...
Mar 14, 2019
District 87 R I F
The District 87 School Board voted to cut 18 positions by the end of this school year. The board voted to approve their annual 'reductions in force' in whereby paraprofessionals and probationary teach...
Mar 14, 2019
Governor Pritzker Releases Progressive Tax Calculator
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker says there's a way for people find out how much his progressive tax will cost. The governor's office yesterday released a tax calculator. Governor Pritzker is pushing a p...
Mar 13, 2019
Illinois House OK's Tobacco 21 Plan...Again
The state of Illinois is a big step closer to raising the age to buy cigarettes or other tobacco products. The Illinois House yesterday approved the Tobacco 21 plan. It raises the age to buy cigarette...
Mar 13, 2019
Incident in Normal Nets Two Arrests
Normal Police are investigating an incident that took place outside of the Amanda Brooks Apartment complex Tuesday night around 7:30 at 1402 E. College. Officers responded to reports of a pair of arme...
Mar 13, 2019
Former Congressman Schock: Never Say Never To Running For Office
Former Illinois Congressman Aaron Schock is talking some more about his future, now that federal prosecutors are not trying to send him to jail. Schock told Peoria TV station WMBD yesterday that he wa...
Mar 13, 2019
Bloomington's All-Girl Boy Scout Troop
These Boy Scouts are all girls. Scouts BSA Troop 9903 is the first all-girls troop in Bloomington. The new addition to the Boys Scouts of America's Scouts BSA program were able to join because of chan...
Mar 13, 2019
No Charges For High School Student In Swastika Case
Police at Illinois State University say they're not going to push for charges against a high school student who they say drew a swastika on a locker using deodorant. It happened at the school's Univer...
Mar 13, 2019
Bloomington City Council Approves New Economic Development Dept.
Only six of Bloomington's 9 aldermen showed up at Monday's meeting, but they each voted to approve City Manager Tim Gleason's idea of creating a new city economic development department. The Pantagrap...
Mar 12, 2019
Possible Death Penalty For Accused Killer Of Northern Illinois Deputy
The man accused of killing a northern Illinois deputy could face the death penalty. A judge in Springfield raised that possibility yesterday for Floyd Brown. He's the man accused of killing McHenry Co...
Mar 12, 2019
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