State Farm Warns Of Catalytic Converter Thefts
The largest auto insurer in Illinois is sounding a warning about thefts of catalytic converters from autos. Bloomington-based State Farm Insurance say...
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Feature stories and in-studio interviews heard during WGLT's Sound Ideas, a daily radio news magazine produced by public radio station WGLT at Illinois State University.
McLean County Cautions Safety During And After Flood Cleanup
Residents who have been cleaning out their flooded basements for weeks still face health risks.
Unit 5 Wants Social Media Use Included In Media Literacy Course
Unit 5's head of secondary education says he'd like to see a new media literacy requirement include a focus on how students' use of social media can i...
Bloomington Council's Jamie Mathy Hopes Flooding Spurs More Under-The-Street Investments In Older Neighborhoods
A Bloomington City Council member says he hopes recent flooding spurs more investment in under-the-street infrastructure in the city’s older neighborh...
Datebook: Community Players Switch Things Around With Miscast Cabaret
A four-woman rock band from New Jersey hits it big in the 1960s. A Baltimore teen realizes his dream of dancing on the Corny Collins show. Don’t worry...
Carrillo To Resign From Bloomington City Council
Bloomington City Council member Jenn Carrillo plans to resign at the end of August.
Smaller McLean County Communities Wait For $2.3M In COVID Relief Funds
Illinois cities and towns of fewer than 50,000 residents are still waiting on the last round of COVID relief funding.
Central Illinois Affordable Housing Shortage Unchanged By Pandemic
It takes pay of more than $16.40 an hour for a full-time worker to afford a two-bedroom apartment in Bloomington-Normal and Peoria. That's according t...
Datebook: Honey Festival Hopes To Cultivate New Bee Lovers
Sisters Amber Rutledge and Alicia Bunting love bees. And they’re hoping after paying a visit to their honey farm in Heyworth, you will, too.
PATH's 'DNA' Retires After 36 Years With 211 Hotline Her Legacy
The non-profit director who brought the 211 crisis hotline to McLean County and much of Illinois is retiring.