The Bloomington City Council voted 5-4 on Wednesday to accept $1,040,000 from a developer to end an agreement to provide affordable housing for the next several decades.

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This week, similarly desperate Springfield Republicans threw their own “Hail Mary.” They filed a lawsuit asking the Democratic-controlled Illinois Supreme Court to declare unconstitutional the state ...

Bloomington's Community Development department has launched an interactive map detailing local development projects.

Government efforts to address the Bloomington-Normal housing shortage are a work in progress. Every little effort to make it ...

B ack in the salad days of the Purdue vs. Indiana and Keady vs. Knight rivalry, the Purdue and Indiana programs were more ...

A lawsuit filed Tuesday suggested Democrats continue to hold a supermajority in the Illinois House thanks to illegally ...

The City of Bloomington is looking to create a long-range plan to address the maintenance needs and possible expansion of ...