Charlie Schlenker

As the world grapples with the growth of artificial intelligence and changes to work in many fields, it may seem odd that we are only about a half century into the digital era.

The city believes childcare accessibility and affordability are “critical” issues for the community, said Tyus.

A man died when a utility vehicle hit the bicycle he was riding on the west side of Bloomington on Sunday.

When State Farm Insurance agents rose up earlier this year in a cry against changes to the contracts State Farm offers them as independent

As artificial intelligence budges its way into the business world, insurance companies are grappling with the changes to the kind of work that happens, the types of workers they need and how to develop them. This part 2 of WGLT's series on AI and the insurance sector. Part 1 is here

Bloomington Election Commissioner Diana Hauman has resigned in the face of a complaint about social media posts she made in May, rather than face a court fight over her status as a commissioner.

Illinois State University said it will not appeal a federal court decision from Southern Illinois that affects the cost of college for students who are undocumented immigrants.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois has concerns about implementation of new restrictions on soliciting and unattended property in Uptown, near and in Uptown Station. It has sent a letter to the town detailing the concerns and the town has issued a response clarifying its approach.

The state of Illinois is giving the Central Illinois Regional Airport $3 million to build an air cargo road. The grant is for half the $6 million estimated cost of the project. A federal grant and airport money will make up the rest.

Amtrak is performing very well nationally, according to an Illinois-based member of the board of the nation's passenger rail service. Illinois numbers were not as accomplished, according to Amtrak records.