Midwest Regional Digital Editor, Herald & Review, The Pantagraph
Allison Petty is an editor for The Pantagraph and Herald & Review, with a focus on local news in the Midwest region, particularly in Illinois. She is passionate about supporting local journalism and has a love for hot beverages and awkward animals.
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Bloomington, Illinois, United States (Local)
Allison Petty's coverage focuses on local news, crime, community events, and weather in the United States, specifically Illinois and Bloomington. She reports extensively on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements.
Given her emphasis on local news and community events in Bloomington and Illinois, Allison would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or initiatives aimed at supporting the community. Additionally, she frequently covers crime-related topics so providing insights into crime prevention or law enforcement efforts may also be of interest to her.
As a journalist who reports on weather developments as well as evolving stories and breaking news related to weather conditions in Central Illinois area could capture her attention for potential collaboration opportunities.
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BLOOMINGTON — We've put 2023 to bed, and now The Pantagraph newsroom is looking forward to continued reporting on developing new topics as well as longstanding community issues.
Livingston County deputies arrested five people on driving under the influence charges during a recent holiday enforcement campaign, authorities said.
By: Allison Petty
Illinois State University has delayed its start time to noon Tuesday because of expected icy conditions.
"Americans face a stark choice," Gov. J.B. Pritzker said after President Joe Biden's State of the Union address, adding: "... Donald Trump cares not at all about everyday Americans."
A new Starbucks is set to open soon on Bloomington's west side.
NORMAL — Before hundreds of people arrived in uptown Normal on Saturday to see the newest models unveiled by Rivian Automotive, the company spent three days giving its employees a
Rivian's newest models — the R2, R3 and R3X — generated plenty of excitement when they were unveiled last month. In Normal on Saturday, the party continued.
By: Allison Petty
Petty writes, "Simpson's death last week at age 76 prompted me to look up The Pantagraph's coverage of the trial outcome. ... This newspaper's journalists captured the wide-ranging community reaction with clarity that holds up 29 years later."
[email protected] Thousands were without power and at least one person was injured as a result of storms that swept through Central Illinois on Thursday night.
Before they headed off to jobs across the community on Friday, dozens of McLean County workers gathered in White Oak Park to remember those who never came home.
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