Brendan Denison is a Breaking News Reporter at Herald & Review. He covers a range of topics including crime, music, and culture, with a keen focus on the intersections of arts and entertainment, finance, and societal issues. Brendan's work has been featured in notable publications such as JG, Airport Business, and The Pantagraph.
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Brendan Denison primarily covers local news in Bloomington-Normal, Illinois. His articles predominantly focus on crime and entertainment news, including events happening within the community.
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A lucky slot player is the second gambler to take home big money this month from an East Peoria casino.
By: Brendan Denison
BLOOMINGTON — The McLean County Museum of History is working to enlarge its storage capacity for locally important pieces of art.
There’s a new competitive club sport team in Normal helping Illinois State Redbirds soar to new limits.
Patrick O'Kelly, 10, of Bloomington, left, is served pancakes by Torrey French, right, Sunday morning at Epiphany Roman Catholic Church, Normal. French was joined by several other members of Knights
A union has come to terms with Illinois State University for a contract for non-tenure-track faculty members.
BLOOMINGTON — The Illinois Shakespeare Festival will return in 2025 to Bloomington's Ewing Cultural Center with three theater classics, including a comedy by Oscar Wilde.
The Town of Normal is advising residents of a trash and recycling schedule change for the holidays.
From left, TJ Rick, Aubrey Williams, Roein Georgas and Sarah Baker ring handbells Sunday for rehearsal as part of the Celebration Ringers choir at Wesley United Methodist Church in Bloomington.
The 49th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Awards Luncheon is planned for 1 to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 11, in the Brown Ballroom in the Bone Student Center at
By: Brendan Denison
Illinois State University is being recognized for outstanding efforts to better nonpartisan student voter participation.
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