Bloomington man gets probation for burglary plea
A Bloomington man has been sentenced to jail and probation after he pleaded guilty to burglary.
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Photos: Tribute held at Revolutionary War patriot graves in Coles County
Coles County Genealogical Society held a tribute Saturday at the graves of local Revolutionary War patriots Jonathan Collom, Charles Pennington and William Galbreath. Gabriel Blair of Oakland is pictured pla...
Bloomington man charged with 2nd residential burglary from March, released
A Bloomington man has been charged with a residential burglary authorities say he committed four days before another residential burglary for which he has already pleaded guilty.
Column: Celebrating the 2016 Chicago Cubs never gets old at Wrigley Field
Ten years later, there are still no statues of the World Series-winning Chicago Cubs. But Cubs owners did erect a Champions Gate and invited the ’16 gang back for a
Normal council to weigh $66.1M Trail East, Trail West development
The Normal Town Council will consider a redevelopment agreement that could provide up to $42.7 million in incentives for a proposed $66.1 million Uptown project.
Fans embrace Make Music Normal mood despite heat index
Make Music Normal returns and brings familiar faces from near and far, sharing the joy of creating, enjoying something uniquely human.
Normal officials worry tapping Medicaid money may boost ambulance fees for all
While the Town of Normal has postponed a planned July 20 discussion of ambulance fees and Medicaid reimbursement, the issue remains on officials
Normal council to consider $3.2 million in road, sewer contracts
Normal council could approve more than $3.2 million in contracts Monday for street resurfacing and sewer lining projects planned across town, with construction beginning in August and continuing through fall.
Kingston: Why do a Roth conversion?
Kevin Kingston says a Roth conversion can be a potentially useful long-term planning strategy for investors looking to improve after-tax wealth in certain circumstances.
Man arrested, facing home invasion charges
James P. Geringer, 36, is facing charges of home invasion, unlawful restraint and battery.
One man, 19, arrested for possession of a stolen firearm
Jeremiah I. Grandberry, 19, arrested for possession of stolen firearm following traffic stop Friday evening.
25 years ago: Jewel parent to close 165 of its stores; Twin City stores' fate undetermined
How Time Flies is a daily feature looking back at Pantagraph archives to revisit what was happening in our community and region. See today in history:
Glacial moraines' rolling landscape an unmistakable vestige of last ice age
Who says Central Illinois is flat? This 2014 view atop the Bloomington moraine shows McLean County Highway 21 (North 2600 East Road) heading south toward LeRoy, four miles in the distance.
Man arrested following stabbing in south Bloomington
Takhari M. Johnson arrested, faces aggravated battery charges following stabbing.
Flick Fact: Why were armed snipers on the roof of Bloomington’s Ewing Manor?
Question: Sixty-one years ago today, why were Secret Service agents and snipers positioned atop Ewing Manor overlooking East Emerson Street?
PetSmart Charities National Adoption Weekend set for July 25-26
Pet Central Helps is participating in PetSmart Charities National Adoption Weekend July 25-26 at PetSmart, 1606 E. Empire St., Bloomington.
Third defendant accused of sneaking gun into Bloomington bar detained
A third defendant accused of being a part of the chain that sneaked a gun into a Bloomington bar has been detained in McLean County.
James R. Kurtock
BLOOMINGTON — James R. Kurtock, 99, of Bloomington, passed away Tuesday, July 14, 2026, in Bloomington. Carmody-Flynn Funeral Home, Bloomington is assisting the family with arrangements.
Joe Strupek: A tale of two mayors in Bloomington-Normal
Once upon a time, there were two mayors of intertwined municipalities. One left behind "the house that Judy built." But the legacy for the Normal mayor is still being written.
Dwight welcomes Big Boy No. 4014, world's largest operating steam locomotive
The Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014, the largest operating steam locomotive, took a whistle stop in Dwight on its way through Illinois and spent the night in Bloomington.
Normal eyes Uptown Station conduct ordinance; harm to homeless feared
Home Sweet Home Ministries is asking Normal to delay Uptown Station conduct rules, warning that expanded restrictions and enforcement could reduce safe options for unhoused residents during extreme weather e...
Normal council member Andy Byars won’t seek reelection in 2027
Normal Town Council member Andy Byars announced he will not seek reelection in April 2027, saying he remains committed to the town and will serve through his term in office.
IWU launches '1850' podcast featuring campus stories
Illinois Wesleyan University launched a podcast this week for alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends of the university to share campus stories.
Video: Historic Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014 travels down the tracks parallel to 6istoric Route 66
Historic Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014 travels down the tracks parallel to Historic Route 66.