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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BLOOMINGTON — Saturday, just shy of 10 in the morning, Brian Thede slowly trudged his way to the baseball field he's called home every autumn weekend for 25 years.
By: Brendan Denison, D. Jack Alkire
While some have found housing since the city announced that it would be closing the camp, many of those dispersed Tuesday will have to find someplace else to stay, most likely outside.
By: D. Jack Alkire
Bloomington public school students will be getting new opportunities in nursing, engineering and design, art, and media creation.
By: D. Jack Alkire
Stuffed chard rolls are challenging because of the inherent bitterness of the leaves.
PEKIN — The Tazewell County Coroner's Office has identified a Bloomington man who died in a fiery car crash Wednesday night on Interstate 74.
By: D. Jack Alkire
Thousands descended upon Hancock Stadium at Illinois State University to support more than 40 Illinois high school marching bands in the 2024 Illinois State Marching Band Championships.
By: D. Jack Alkire
Eureka and Normal also placed first in their classes.
By: D. Jack Alkire
A Peoria man remains on pretrial release on McLean County charges involving transporting cannabis with in a loaded weapon.
By: Jack Alkire
Eric Fulk shows the new pumper/tanker his Fire Protection District purchased MCLEAN — Three questions in the upcoming election could allow more funds for the Mt.
By: Jack Alkire
It's that time of the year, folks. The chill nights are becoming more frequent. Leafy trees are shedding.
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