Jack Alkire is a journalist based in Bloomington, Illinois. He writes for The Pantagraph, JG, and Herald & Review, focusing on local news and issues in the Bloomington area. His articles cover a range of topics including crime, legal cases, community events, and human interest stories.
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By: Jack Alkire
BLOOMINGTON — As voting came to a close Tuesday, Central Illinois residents were drawn to the polls in droves, including many first-time voters.
By: D. Jack Alkire
"It went pretty smooth," said Luke Stremlau, executive director of the Bloomington Election Commission. "It went real smooth, actually. I'm very happy with it."
By: Jack Alkire
MCLEAN — Voters have approved two of three property tax referendums that would appropriate more funds for the Mount Hope-Funks Grove Fire Protection District to purchase equipment and hire staff.
BLOOMINGTON — The adult students of Dreams Are Possible celebrated their completion of life and work skills courses Thursday night at Second Presbyterian Church in downtown Bloomington.
By: Jack Alkire
BLOOMINGTON — By its nature, hockey invites a raucous soundtrack.
By: Jack Alkire
Junior Health Science Academy from the Black Nurses Association of Central Illinois NORMAL — For students in the Junior Health Sciences Academy, putting on nursing scrubs is empowering.
No injuries were reported after Bloomington firefighters responded to a Tuesday evening house fire in the 200 block of Magnolia Drive.
Over 100 people, ranging from child to grandparent, braved the cold Saturday morning to support positive mental health awareness with the first Stay Another Day 5K at Maxwell Park.
By: Drew Zimmerman, D. Jack Alkire
The two largest school districts in McLean County are exploring a 1% sales tax to help pay for needed building projects and potentially reduce property tax burdens, officials said.
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