Hamilton, MT News

• Hamilton, MT News
• Montana Mule Days 2012
• Ravalli County Fair 2011
• Montana Mule Days 2011
• Community Christmas Party
• Fixing state budget may eat into local revenues
• Local NAACP president honored
• Heart association revises CPR guidelines
• Former Pontiac mayor already looking at 2012 election
• Daily Digest 10/19/10
• Area bands earn high marks at festival
• State commended for new panel
• Miller Park Zoo working on long-term plans
• Normal makes recommendations for task force
• Eureka moves forward on property negotiations
• LeRoy working on draft of proposed dog ordinance
• Agreement between Normal, One Main terminated
• One injured in morning crash in Normal
• Judge dismisses order of protection against Nuckolls
• ISU, area school district in flap over bird symbol
• Twin City police offer Halloween safety tips
• Normal announces hydrant flushing schedule
• Daily Digest 10/18/10
• Parents aware of education issues in election
• McLean Co. looks to complete search for admin soon
• Key races hold ticket to control of Illinois legislature
• Classroom jitters aside, parent-teacher meetings strengthen partnerships
• Junior highs involving students in conferences
• Flick: 38,351 days later, happy birthday, Allie
• Milk wagons pulled by ‘Old Dobbin’ came to end in 1946
• ISU rolls out the red for homecoming celebration
• Divorces 10/17/10
• Area calendar 10/16-10/20
• Christians, Muslims build local Habitat home
• Performing troupe gives seniors creative outlet
• One dead, multiple injuries in I-55 crash
• Brady's mother jumps into campaign for governor
• Halvorson out raises Kinzinger in 11th District
• Change could be looming for Nuckolls' board assignments
• Sheriff wants Nuckolls' weapons, badges
• Ex-Unit 5 bus driver fires lawyer in attempted murder case
• Normal council to vote on One Main proposal
• Halvorson: Incentives needed for businesses
• Daily Digest 10/16/10
• BHS, West students collect cans for food banks
• Ottawa hospital could join OSF system
• Downs to allow golf carts on village streets
• U of I Extension backers rally against cuts
• Brady: Economy, budget will trump other issues
• McLean County Diversity Project to tackle religion
• State Farm: October is most dangerous for teen drivers
• Cops: B-N man was paid $400 per month to store drugs
• Daily Digest 10/15/10
• CIRA posts another increase in monthly passenger traffic
• Woodford schools rate well in state report card
• Daily Digest 10/15/10
• Gubernatorial candidates talk jobs during debate
• Charges filed in connection with 16 Twin City robberies
• Bloomington police seize $1.5M of suspected cocaine after traffic stop
• Unit 5 hears positive report on Pepper Ridge testing
• Debate flap adds to controversy in Livingston sheriff's race
• Nuckolls case shines light on repetition of domestic violence
• Public Safety 10/14/10
• Metamora man killed in Woodford accident
• Pontiac receives Governor's Home Town Award
• District 87 wants more improvement in reading
• Visually impaired students given tour of aviation museum
• 11th District candidates split on economy
• Area calendar 10/14-10/17
• NPD seizes $107K in cash, drugs
• Environmental activist to screen film in B-N
• Olympia earns state's highest financial designation
• Ford Co. jailer faces sex charge
• Man killed in Woodford Co. construction accident
• County Board member faces 2nd protection order
• Lawsuit: Police action could have saved LeRoy boys
• Memorial event marks slain boy's 11th birthday
• Bloomington could raise tax levy for pension funds
• Election briefs: Democrat gives to Brady campaign
• Daily Digest 10/12/10
• PNC only local lender to freeze foreclosures
• Bloomington's finances on the mend
• ISU spokesman: Nuckolls still an employee
• B-N students celebrate National Coming Out Day
• Lexington park to be home to learning trail
• Pantagraph adds Your Town pages, website
• Daily Digest 10/13/10
• ‘Derelict’ buildings focus of Bloomington proposal
• B-N man hit by car out of hospital
• B-N man accused of sexual assault
• Public Safety 10/13/10
• Biden calls Brady 'cookie cutter'
• SAR chapter to celebrate 35 years
• Comedy club gets Bloomington panel's backing
• Eight names add stories to historic cemetery walk
• Two B-N schools use homecoming to give back
• Legendary broadcaster Art Kimball dies at 78
• Mechanicsburg man found dead in Sangamon River
• ISU police chief Swan retiring
• Resident, firefighter injured in Bloomington blaze
• Clinton home damaged in possible electrical fire
• Local NAACP president to receive honor
• Daily Digest 10/11/10
• B-N libraries trying to keep up with technology
• Bloomington to look at Market St. overpass
• Brady, Quinn plans offer little remedy to budget deficit
• In the face of fighting: Peacemakers face peril as blockade to violence
• ‘Prairie Birds’ raced to Chicago to fight Great Fire of 1871
• Flick: In B-N’s big year, our Cup runneth over now…
• Volunteer program helps widow with home repairs
• Divorces 10/10/10
• Area Calendar 10/10-10/14/10
• Man hit by car in downtown Bloomington
• Suffragettes to be honored on anniversary
• Daily Digest 10/09/10
• Warm temperatures expected this weekend
• Rocker Alice Cooper shoots 4 over at B-N golf course
• Electronic file system a boon for OSF doctors
• Woman jumped, robbed in Normal
• Public Safety 10/09/10
• B-N man nets 4 years for felony battery
• Bond reduced for County Board member
• B-N celebrity readers spark effort to set record
• Political future of County Board member continues to flicker
• Trial delayed for Gee defendant
• Court upholds Pelo conviction, but may cut sentence
• Fieldcrest district may add soccer team
• Small fire extinguished at Mitsubishi plant
• ISU police defend officer's struggle with student
• Order of protection extended against county board member
• Daily Digest 10/08/10
• Globetrotter style team to face team of Lincoln leaders
• Unit 5 students set reading goals
• Ideas for healthier county tossed around at meeting
• LeRoy plans to offer counterproposal for land swap
• Public Safety 10/08/10
• Report: Pair took car with boy inside
• Central Illinois may gain 2,000 turbines in 5 years
• B-N man convicted of sexually assaulting man during ride
• There could be competition for Normal council seats
• Daily Digest 10/07/10
• Area calendar 10/07-10/10
• Ill. teachers union endorses Quinn for governor
• Area parents, students participate in walk to school day
• Man jailed after robbery conviction
• Public Safety 10/07/10
• Advocate, Blue Cross insurance reach incentive deal
• Clinton YMCA wants $28K for new locker rooms
• Plans shaped in Parenting and Disabilities Expo
• Grant received for Children's Foundation's family center
• Public Safety 10/3/10
• Daily Digest 10/05/10
• 150 zombies take a stroll through streets of Normal
• 1,200 participants involved in B-N walks
• So long, 'Cathy:' Long-running comic strip's end brings lineup changes
• Fire safety important as winter draws near
• Normal OKs fire pit ordinance
• Flick: Remembered as devoted to a task she died doing
• Ex-area library director pleads not guilty to $10K theft charges
• LeRoy officials: More pay options needed for sewer project
• Surviving Gee victim under grandma's care
• Internet safety: Not everyone on Facebook is your friend
• New program bringing arts classes to gym
• Timeline: Tabitha's story
• Daily Digest 10/06/10
• New program bringing arts classes to gym
• Lynching in 1881 low point in Bloomington history
• ISU student: Driver sexually assaulted me during ride
• ISU alumni to get 'red carpet treatment' for homecoming
• New Jersey governor defends Brady's budget approach
• On Duty 10/04/10
• Pontiac to pay $60K to keep buildings from leaning
• Daily Digest 10/04/10
• B-N murder trial delayed til Dec. 6
• Fire Prevention Week offers safety tips
• Public Safety 10/06/10
• Business community backing Brady
• Man arrested in Morton robbery
• Children learn safety at annual fire truck parade
• Eureka seeks discretion over animal control fees
• One Main deal's termination may be delayed
• 'Millennium Girls' adapt when rain thwarts solar car race
• Area students take impaired driving test
• Divorces 10/03/10
• Tuesday is voter registration deadline
• Area Calendar 10/4-10/7/10
• Area students take impaired driving test
• Children learn safety at annual fire truck parade
• Tuesday is voter registration deadline
• Grant received for Children's Foundation's family center
• Daily Digest 10/05/10
• 1,200 participants involved in B-N walks
• Normal OKs fire pit ordinance
• LeRoy officials: There should more pay options for sewer project
• Children learn safety at annual fire truck parade
• One Main deal's termination may be delayed
• ISU to give alumni 'red carpet treatment' during homecoming
• On Duty 10/04/10
• Daily Digest 10/04/10
• Fire Prevention Week reminds residents to take safety steps
• Business community backing Brady
• So long, 'Cathy:' Long-running comic strip's end brings lineup changes
• Little girl (almost) lost: Surviving Gee victim now under grandmother’s care
• Timeline: Tabitha's story
• Lynching in 1881 low point in Bloomington history
• Flick: She’s remembered as being devoted to a task she died doing
• Public Safety 10/3/10
• 150 zombies take a stroll through streets of Normal
• Firewood, interstates feed ash borer problems
• Comlara Park draws 4,000 for Boy Scouts centennial
• Scouts' annual popcorn sale under way
• 'Millennium Girls' adapt when rain thwarts solar car race
• Divorces 10/03/10
• Area Calendar 10/4-10/7/10
• Kindred: Stirring rally for Kingsley athlete
• Tax law change puts local non-profits at risk
• Extreme to have its own staff after CIAM restructuring
• Daily Digest 10/02/10
• B-N mother wants justice for dead son
• Daily Digest 10/02/10
• YouthBuild nursing program will not receive needed funding
• Two injured in crash near Lincoln
• Three net drug charges
• Public Safety 10/02/10
• Local charity to focus on widows, orphans
• Man charged with fleeing
• New hires to keep Normal community center open
• Computer center helps disabled in job search
• Elementary students mourn loss of 10-year-old boy
• Daily Digest 10/01/10
• Woman's Club collects socks for military personnel
• Clinton school nurse leading health awareness campaign
• McLean County's Recovery Court receives grant
• Unit 5 warns of fake fundraiser
• Public Safety 10/01/10
• Woman killed in farming accident
• Logan Co. unveils new economic development plan
• Phone system problems fixed
• Rural Pontiac boy struck, killed on bike
• High schools renting out football field skyboxes
• Snow to bring new evidence to hearing
• Public Safety 09/30/10
• B-N man named circuit judge
• LeRoy takes down banner after offending Blue Ridge
• Meteorologist: Temperature will get down to 37 on Sunday
• Marine Corps to honor fallen IWU grad
• BHS, District 87 to induct 12 into hall of fame
• New Jersey governor to hit trail for Brady
• Woman on bike collides with school bus
• Bishop closes 4 churches in Streator
• Kingsley teachers awarded with grant of $10,000
• Author recalls '62 airlift from Cuba to Miami, B-N
• Area calendar 09/30-10/03
• Daily Digest 09/30/10
• BPD releases results of DUI patrols
• Public Safety 09/29/10
• B-N man nets 16 years in drug case
• Report: DBA not closing, but funding questions remain
• Fire damages Lincoln home
• Man arrested after police chase from Pontiac Walmart
• BPD eliminates job held by former WJBC reporter
• Cops investigating B-N robbery
• Costs of Bloomington worker's comp injury cases detailed
• Bloomington delays buying computer system
• Daily Digest 09/29/10
• Police seize 18 pounds of pot, kilo of cocaine at B-N home
• Local attorney sanctioned for misconduct
• Activites designed to help Unit 5 teachers with slim budget
• National Alpaca Farm Days a shear delight
• Abraham Lincoln group looking to spend $10M
• Heyworth schools reopen after testing completed
• B-N tea party rally focuses on election
• Animal fat, entrails spill onto Veterans
• Daily Digest 09/28/10
• LeRoy wants to crack down on 'dangerous' dogs
• ISU students camp out in front of landlord offices
• Decossas makes bid official for Ward 8 seat
• Woodford food establishment to pay higher fees next year
• Normal housing rehab program tweaked
• On Duty 09/27/10
• Daily Digest 09/27/10
• Pantagraph Garage Sale set for Oct. 9
• Quinn, Brady split over some ethics issues
• Candidate keep their distance from "bogeymen"
• Area calendar 9//25-9/29
• Festival mixes art and crafts with food and a bit of history
• Lessons recalled on Heart Walk
• Faculty, students from one-room schoolhouses tell their stories at reunion
• Study: Central Illinois will be much hotter by 2050
• Flick: She’s like her dad, but he wasn’t like million-dollar daughter
• Scandal swirled around Bloomington mayor in 1890s
• Woman found dead near Wenona ID'd
• Trial date set for Streator man accused of killing wife
• Ex-LaSalle Co. state's attorney's wife sentenced for theft from church, arson
• Children enjoy World Day of Play at Sugar Creek
• Livingston Co. deputy Childress files as write-in candidate
• Education speaker: All students can attend college
• Livingston courthouse work on time
• Jailers say county board member Nuckolls tried to use influence
• Public Safety 09/26/10
• Daily Digest 09/25/10
• HCC fall enrollment up 3 percent
• B-N rotary club to host Brats & Bags fundraiser
• Bike project hopes to encourage literacy on city's west side
• Damaged local OSF building to reopen Monday
• Order of protection filed against jailed county board member
• Gridley students, ROTC members team up on project
• Woman sought on unlawful restraint charge
• Officials investigate death of woman found in cornfield near Wenona
• Lincoln man 'Tattoo' found guilty in gunfire incident
• $500K suit filed against B-N gallery after canceled auction
• B-N man nets 55 years for beating death of 3-year-old
• Daily Digest 09/24/10
• Ex-Unit 5 bus driver guilty of abusing child
• Author tells history of tattoed ladies at ISU lecture
• District 87 warns of possible abduction attempts
• Group seeks input on plans for Lincoln's legacy
• Cleaning, testing for asbestos continue at Heyworth school
• County board member Nuckolls arrested in 'domestic incident'
• While fall starts off hot, air expected to cool soon
• Public Safety 09/23/10
• Area murder-for-hire case trial delayed
• Bandy keeps helping community after retirement
• Health care provisions will have more impact on Jan. 1
• HCC program causing scheduling problems for B-N buses
• District 87: $1.3M deficit could vanish through taxes
• Unit 5 saves $1M despite higher utility costs
• Asbestos discovery cancels classes in Heyworth
• Bloomington hopeful tours district, pans longtime incumbent opponent
• Gun-rights advocates gather at B-N town hall
• HCC to buy 100 acres west of its campus
• B-N man ruled insane, not guilty in daughter's killing
• Area calendar 09/23-09/25
• Daily Digest 09/23/10
• LeRoy man died of clogged arteries, not accident injuries
• Bowman: ISU being careful with budgeting
• Economic woes, budget problems add to county's concerns
• Woman receives grants to restore Route 66 service station
• Firefighters investigate Chenoa house fire
• BroMenn gets approval to build east-side medical offices
• Year after killings, teen's ashes buried near Beason
• LeRoy City Council may move meeting dates
• Heart attack may have contributed to B-N drowning
• 74-year-old LeRoy man dies after crash
• Mayor: Eureka 'dropped ball' on boil order
• Ridgeview schedules forums on finances
• Man argues Ill. is behind the times with local pot sentence
• School districts cut back on driver's ed classes
• Report: 'Tattoo' hoped to die during area shooting incident
• Daily Digest 09/22/10
• Normal hopes changes will spike redevelopment near ISU
• Uptown business, property owners have similar ideas for SSA
• B-N women's expo set for Saturday
• Police travel to Wis. to question B-N robbery suspects
• Daily Digest 09/21/10
• Patience low for One Main project
• In B-N, Kirk says 60-day Senate term vital
• Bloomington man in Saybrook crash dies
• On Duty 09/20/10
• Daily Digest 09/20/10
• Unit 5 dedicates two new schools
• Festival displays traditional performances from India
• Teens learn fire science with new B-N program
• Coroner IDs man in Four Seasons drowning
• Area bicyclist dies after crash
• Local man gets 27 years for father's killing
• Area wellness coalition could serve as state model
• Healing continues a year after Beason killings
• Inside the Beason case: Names and details of people involved
• Park helps Beason children cope with loss
• Beason killings timeline
• Rumors, questions followed night of violence
• Flick: Coffee, tea ... or fee! The sitcom of flying today
• $2.7 million land plan may add 96 acres to HCC campus
• Mob destroyed Bloomington's pro-South newspaper in 1862
• B-N ‘Day of Play’ activities feature six sites, a parade
• Normal Council to explore options for One Main site
• Area school district earns Bright Star award
• New exhibit gives children chance to twirl onto a stage
• Fence is perfect spot for woman's shoe giveaway
• Man drowns at Four Seasons
• Divorces 09/19/10
• Area calendar 9/19/10 - 9/23/10
• Area conference brings child care needs to light
• Dozens help with harvest after farmer's death
• Gridley soldier, POW honored with Purple Heart
• Dwight couple in custody on drug charges
• Local sites set for expired-medicine disposal day
• Power restored for thousands of Ameren customers
• Hartem board waiting to decide fate of embattled AD
• Judge denies request to postpone McCauley sentencing
• Committee OKs Woodford Co. Extension budget
• Woodford Co. panel eyes home-business code
• Daily Digest 09/17/10
• Tazewell Co. woman is area's first West Nile case
• Quinn, Brady both short on budget details
• Normal Public Library to celebrate 75 years
• Uptown owners learn more about SSA
• Bloomington hotel hit in overnight robbery
• Other sources may be at fault in fish kill
• Suspicious man seen knocking on doors
• Daily Digest 09/17/10
• Public gets chance to react to ISU master plan
• Area accident victim in critical condition
• B-N man acquitted of sexual assault
• Public Safety 09/17/10
• NCHS holds college application workshop for students
• United Way sets lowered local fundraising goal amid sluggish economy
• Bed bug battle plan hits bump
• Head-on accident closes Illinois 9
• B-N man accused of abusing girl under 13
• Public Safety 09/15/10
• Suit by B-N man convicted of killing his father dismissed
• Uptown looks at 'extra resource' for upkeep help
• Pontiac library to review hiring policies after theft charges
• Daily Digest 09/16/10
• U High grad's ties to B-N reflected in award-winning poetry
• Area calendar 09/16-09-19
• Fire damages Market St. home
• Saybrook wreck victims released
• B-N man convicted of sexual assault
• Public Safety 09/16/10
• Olympia to rely on reserves to cover deficit
• Judge dismisses suit filed by Livingston sheriff's candidate
• First late start a success for Unit 5
• HCC plans campus show-and-tell
• Eureka school board OKs budget, teacher contract
• CIRA approves final design for Tailwind Bar and Grill
• Proposed city ordinance would allow recreational fires
• Bloomington to look at ethics policy after HUD application
• Police: Ex-Pontiac library director stole thousands
• Daily Digest 09/15/10
• Fire destroys home near Armington
• 'Parent cafes' planned to help local families
• Main St. Grill takes place of Show Me's
• Cornell to honor longtime teacher
• MMNA won't replace retired vice president
• CCHS archery program a hit
• B-N man faces sex charges
• Bloomington to consider $885K radio equipment purchase
• Public Safety 09/14/10
• Small things matter with school's bucket program
• Daily Digest 09/14/10
• Panel: Constitution guarantees Muslims' right to build mosque
• Unit 5's first late start will take place this week
• Gibson City OKs local stimulus package
• Bloomington turns down theater's request to sell beer
• Task force: Business owners can work with Main St. code
• Daily Digest 09/14/10
• On Duty 09/14/10
• Crews work scene of 3-vehicle crash near El Paso
• Contaminated water kills 40,000 fish in Central Illinois
• Armed robber hits Normal hotel
• All eyes on election at B-N's Freedom Rally
• Downtown farmers market missing its ATV
• Giuliani: Brady can change state's outlook
• Flick: Break-in of B-N home fails; what a break
• Brady, Quinn sending mixed messages on expanded gambling
• Illinois gambling numbers continue to slide
• Stretched thin: Twin City nonprofit agencies taking a huge hit from recession
• Painter Burnham embodied refined society of Victorian era
• Program gives B-N healthy boost
• Enrollment up at HCC, not at Lincoln
• Public Safety 09/11/10
• Police seek drug suspect
• Dist. 87, teachers preparing for contract negotiations
• Congerville dedicates first public park
• Events at Miller Park, ISU quad commemorate 9/11
• BB shooting nets felony charges
• Area Calendar 09/13-9/16/10
• Mosque controversy draws debate in B-N
• Let there be light: New windows installed in Holy Trinity tower
• Daily Digest 09/11/10
• IWU starts provost search
• Longtime Habitat director to retire
• Former BPD officer pleads guilty to misdemeanor theft
• Bloomington police stepping up DUI patrols this month
• Eureka mayor wants equal playing time for youth recreation
• Clinton student faces possible expulsion for possession of knife
• Hospital expansion on schedule in Eureka
• Local challenge encourages commuters to use fuel-saving alternatives
• Prosecutors, defense agree on DNA testing process in Beason murder case
• Daily Digest 09/10/10
• Arts in Motion: Children’s Discovery Museum raises interactivity in new exhibit
• Unborn child's death in area crash ruled homicide
• Bloomington bank's campaign contributions at center of political dust-up
• ISU enrollment remains stable
• Tri-Valley High, Prairie Central elementary tabbed 'Blue Ribbon' schools
• Kinzinger touts 'Pathway to Prosperty' in Bloomington appearance
• Company sues county, board over failed gravel pit bid
• Lincoln resident 'Tattoo' set for trial in gun incident
• Public Safety 09/10/10
• Advocate names new president for BroMenn, Eureka hospital
• Area calendar 09/09-09/12
• Grain elevator explosion called 'industrial accident'
• 'No Impact Man' speaks at IWU
• Daily Digest 09/09/10
• 3 teachers start new jobs at Cedar Ridge
• District 87 looks for solution to driver's ed class problem
• At ISU, Quinn to outline $96M broadband initiative
• Car pulled from Evergreen Lake had been abandoned, then stolen
• Cooksville issues boil order
• Councilman: Main St. code 'long way' from being approved
• Normal's finances 'better off' than first thought
• At ISU, Quinn to outline $96M broadband initiative
• Minonk considers proposal for impounding cars
• Universities mostly take a pass on borrowing money
• Public Safety 09/09/10
• Giannoulias meets with college Democrats at ISU
• Restaurant-apartment development gets TIF boost
• Area farmers pair with chefs for March of Dimes fundraiser
• Farmer City decides not to hire interim city manager
• LeRoy releases minutes of closed session meeting
• Two teens hit by car released from hospital
• Pontiac United Way kicks off fundraising campaign amid tough times
• 3 suffer injuries after Heyworth grain elevator explodes
• OSF group moves operations after building damage
• Ex-Gov. Edgar kicks off Eureka College Reagan tribute
• Daily Digest 09/08/10
• Normal to weigh Main St. plan
• New Goodfield building would 'eat' wood pile
• Area school board races set to begin
• Efforts to raise money for piano successful at EPG
• Local donations add to MDA Telethon's $58M total
• Big crowd turns out for local Labor Day parade
• Legion displays tablecloth stained by Gen. MacArthur
• Beaman enjoying challenge of rebuilding his life
• Saybrook family wiped out in 1932 auto-train wreck
• Flick: Chicago goes Gaga over ISU's Jessica
• On Duty 09/06/10
• Knitters keep Sheridan students warm
• Daily Digest 09/06/10
• Normal Citizen Police Academy begins Sept. 15
• IWU to host forum on immigration reform
• Officially, Illinois’ summer 2010 was hot, wet
• 'Mini' tractors impress enthusiasts at Threshermen's Reunion
• Poll: Brady holds slim lead over Quinn
• Divorces 09/05/10
• Area Calendar 09/05-09/09/10
• Normal to consider TIF deal for development
• Area teachers warn of consquences to 'Body Shots'
• Cancer Center could more than double its size
• With fall, flu shots advised
• Sheridan celebrates new school year with parade
• Grilling to return 2 area football games
• Public Safety 09/04/10
• ISU student attacked
• Wild Country owners may sell building to Normal
• 2 Chicago men charged in I-55 pot bust
• Storm damage at OSF building forces move of services
• Golf carts may be allowed on streets in Downs
• Due date nears for McLean Co. property taxes
• Daily Digest 09/04/10
• Report: 'Game' preceded death of Kingsley student
• Program to ease cost of spaying, neutering local pets
• Study of Main St. plans for passage pursued
• Police to be out in full force on Labor Day weekend
• Fieldcrest $805,000 deficit will be covered by reserves
• Labor Day weekend expected to be sunny, cool
• DuPage woman has West Nile; risk seen in McLean Co.
• Living in Watterson's construction zone
• New Watterson eatery gives students options
• 'Strong America' theme for B-N Labor Day parade
• Police seize more than 30 pounds of pot near Lincoln
• Trial set for B-N man accused of killing toddler with bat
• CNN's Soledad O'Brien to headline ISU speaker series
• Threshermen's Reunion shows off Oliver tractors
• Charge reduced after ex-Wenona cop pleads guilty
• Daily Digest 09/03/10
• Streator police seek robbers
• Local vets: Repeal 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Area vets hope Iraq decision was right one
• New FallFest location showcases Heartland growth
• Cross country run raises money for 9/11 charities
• Bloomington fire quickly controlled
• New DeWitt Co. sheriff to take oath today
• Giuliani to speak in B-N two days after Sept. 11
• Ruling: Judge not excluded from handling Beaman case
• Fieldcrest board approves tentative budget
• Shofner sworn in as DeWitt sheriff
• Public Safety 09/02/10
• B-N man nets 4.5 years for eatery break-in
• Area calendar 09/02-09/04
• Daily Digest 09/02/10
• Kids in 3 area elementary schools to eat healthier
• Perfect scores get area student packing for Yale
• Back in black: Coliseum posts profitable summer
• Family seeks donations after fire that burned 4-year-old
• Daily Digest 09/01/10
• Thanks to FriendsFirst, more than flowers take bloom
• Area gears up for this year's MDA Telethon
• Clinton man faces child porn counts
• Police release B-N robbery photos
• Public Safety 09/01/10
• Report confirms Coliseum profit for summer quarter
• Brady: Cut gas tax to boost jobs
• Car hits house in Atlanta, rolls over and blocks rail tracks
• Area 4-year-old in hospital after fire
• B-N teen sentenced for hitting father
• No word on future at MMNA
• Public Safety 08/31/10
• Area man dies after his scooter hits SUV
• Daily Digest 08/31/10
• LeRoy talks about job description for police chief
• Gas station robbed, home invaded in Bloomington
• Clinton man accused of having illegal explosives, selling marijuana
• Police in Normal seek sexual assault suspect
• DeWitt County likely to appoint new sheriff soon
• Members ‘emotional’ as Epiphany reveals upgrade
• Public, private schools see enrollment fluctuate
• Junior Achievement participation eclipses 13,000
• Milner Library hosting series on book preservation
• Kenney Fall Festival set for Sept. 10-11
• On Duty 08/30/10
• Local counselors changed by Gulf Coast work
• Suffrage amendment passage in 1920 ended a long struggle
• Flick: Finally, a ‘sport’ he can handle — walking
• Thresherman's Reunion set to return for 61st year
• MMNA workers reject extension of pay reduction
• Central Illinois was quick to lend hand after Katrina
• No pork chop sandwiches sold at LeRoy football game
• Epiphany to unveil renovations during open house
• Titans' homecoming festivities planned
• Bulldozer rides help raise money for cancer center
• Beck’s D.C. rally draws large conservative crowd
• Bloomington's water safe; weather to blame for odor issue
• Streator rummage aims at big boost for public schools
• Area calendar 08/29-08/31/10
• Divorces 08/29/10
• Corn, blues attract crowd to uptown fest
• Dedication of Congerville's park set
• Woman charged with exploitation
• Public Safety 08/28/10
• Cops: 17-year-old broke into 2 B-N stores
• Daily Digest 08/28/10
• AG's office: LeRoy should release minutes of closed session
• Plan to tax downtown businesses stalls
• B-N woman accused of stealing $100k from disabled brother
• Police: Car ditched in lake, no body expected
• Police release image of burglary suspect
• City road work to begin Monday
• Summer fest giving Civil War vet unexpected fame
• Public Safety 08/27/10
• Man faces 10 felony charges related to local bomb threats
• Police use B-N motorcycle shop as backdrop for safety DVD
• No pork chop sandwiches at LeRoy football games?
• Brady, Quinn spar via TV ads
• Livingston panel recommends Steator wind farm
• Crucial vote under way at B-N MMNA plant
• Daily Digest 08/27/10
• Area shopper: Bought recalled eggs at Wal-Mart
• More rabid bats found in McLean County
• Coroner on scene at Evergreen Lake search
• Bigger classes raise concerns of Unit 5 parents
• McLean Co. wind farm gets conditional OK
• 90-year sentence for B-N man to stick
• Bloomington water remains safe despite taste, odor problems
• Judges seals records in alleged B-N priest sex abuse suit
• Committee reminds B-N students to drink repsonsibly
• U.S. Senate, gubernatorial candidates spar in B-N
• DeWitt Co. sheriff to retire
• Volunteers needed for local highway study
• District 87: We will work harder to open communication lines
• Man arrested in last week's B-N bomb threats
• Investigators on scene at house fire near Heyworth
• Illinois shut out again in 'Race to Top' funds
• Proposed McLean Co. wind farm fans new concerns
• Local stores: Eggs not part of recall
• Area calendar 08/26-08/29
• Texas man charged in B-N bar-brawl stabbings
• Daily Digest 08/26/10
• Downtown building, Olive Garden win beautification awards
• Bloomington supports grant application to help county panel
• Student resource group helps kick off new school
• Local woman marks 100th birthday with bingo
• 2 injured, 1 arrested in bar-brawl stabbings
• Junior Achievement program saw record enrollment
• Bloomington searching for more police radio funding
• B-N man nets 4 years for kicking cop
• Daily Digest 08/25/10
• Diocese attempts to seal records in alleged B-N sex abuse suit
• State ethics officer: Credibility starts by changing culture
• Hawks exec shows off Stanley Cup in Danvers
• Motorcyclist killed in weekend B-N crash
• Man dies in Clinton Lake drowning
• One killed in rural DeWitt County crash
• Clinton Lake drowning victim identified
• Daily Digest 08/24/10
• Two new Unit 5 schools welcome students
• Arrest made in local Boys & Girls Club scam
• Simon criticizes Brady at local event
• Clinton Lake drowning victim identified
• Rural Farmer City man killed in Parnell accident
• Man from Normal hurt in I-74 motorcycle crash
• Heyworth students mourn loss of classmate
• Government at a glance 08/23/10
• On Duty 08/23/10
• Daily Digest 08/23/10
• Woman brings African-American academic program to B-N
• McLean Co. 100-year celebration a big draw
• Flick: Meeting your childhood hero... 30 years later
• Founding HCC president departs after 20 years
• 10-year-old Shirley girl dies after Thursday accident
• Streator teen remains hospitalized after accident
• Sixth grader from Shirley dies after Thursday accident
• Heyworth Elementary sixth grader dies after accident
• Clinton man's condition upgraded after accident
• Man sought on gun charge
• Central Illinois students to experience many changes
• Divorces 08/22/10
• Area calendar 08/23-08/26
• Diversity showcased at Cultural Festival Weekend in B-N
• CornBelters welcome Shriners after boys' recovery
• Public Safety 08/22/10
• Convicted killer files lawsuit alleging blocked access to lawyer
• DeWitt Co. mulls tourism development options
• Phoned-in bomb threat closes HCC
• Wind farm opponents address zoning board
• D87 makes last-minute changes for new students
• Efforts under way to resurrect local Toastmasters club
• 2 victims in Heyworth crash transferred to Peoria hospital
• Agreement to test evidence in Beason slayings case held off
• Daily Digest 08/21/10
• State fair results 08/21/10
• Ex-Unit 5 bus driver intends to plead guilty to sex charges
• Eureka College fails financial responsibility test
• United Way delays its fundraising campaign kickoff
• Area teen injured in crash that killed 3 in fair condition
• Goodfield agrees to pay Clark $60,000 to demolish home
• Report: 19-year-old used gun to steal cell phones, $16 cash
• Emergency responders at scene of Heyworth accident
• Three hospitalized after Heyworth accident
• Road closed after accident that injures three
• Jury deliberates in severe beating case
• Report: Area wind farm would create 800 jobs, have $122M impact
• Road closed after accident that injures three
• Crash, diesel spill close lane of I-55
• Daily Digest 08/20/10
• ISU will no longer host band event
• Store owners to get 'carte blanche' with Minonk TIF money
• Cop: Area man offered to pay $5,000 to have his ex-wife killed
• Man appointed to finish Woodford board member's term
• Most area schools top state ACT average
• 14 more car burglaries reported in Eureka
• Public Safety 08/20/10
• Fire damages Normal apartment building
• Central Illinois blood supply 'less than sufficient'
• Daily Digest 08/19/10
• Eureka OKs annexation agreement with 3 property owners
• Area calendar 08/19-08/22
• Bent to unveil remodeled classrooms
• ISU's student move-in gets off to smooth start
• Heartland eyes record enrollment again this fall
• New 1-year contract in place at Tri-Valley
• With balanced budget, Blue Ridge's Pre-K may return
• Horizon begins pitch for new McLean County wind farm
• Daily Digest 08/18/10
• ISU moves up; IWU maintains school ranking
• Public Safety 08/18/10
• B-N man acquitted of sex assault, convicted of battery
• Officials on whooping cough: Keep vaccinations up to date
• McLean Co. Board member upset about bike path money
• Pontiac awards $4.4M in bids for sewer project
• Charges dropped against former DeWitt clerk employee
• BPD detective returns following leave
• Tri-Valley school board ratifies new contract
• Public Safety 08/17/10
• B-N developers slam ISU over plans for apartments
• Vacant houses, bike trails discussed at city meeting
• LeRoy aldermen choose new city administrator
• BPD detective put on leave
• Hartem AD accused of shoving student
• Normal hires public works director
• Daily Digest 08/17/10
• While in B-N, Rep. Johnson talks health care, FutureGen, immigration
• Uptown leaders expecting smooth ISU move-in days
• 1 dead, 1 critically injured in crash near Wapella
• Baby airlifted to hospital; father charged
• Mother's lawsuit against LeRoy police moved to federal court
• ISU programs for seniors running through Nov.
• County board to hold hearing on proposed wind farm
• Downtown work along Main St. almost finished
• Chatsworth rail traffic back to normal
• Unit 5 approves leases for 19 new buses
• Forum offers second chance to speak with city council
• Summer uncertainty: Job-seeking teachers finding fewer openings
• Civil War soldier was actually a woman
• Deep staff cuts have various effects on students
• Flick: 50 entire pages of lawyers now in B-N … but …
• Eureka's Reagan Fest still seeking volunteers
• Fun aplenty at LeRoy's Fall Festival
• Daily Digest 08/16/10
• On Duty 08/16/10
• BroMenn CFO to step down
• Normal considers playground equipment purchase
• Public safety 08/14/10
• Driver runs off after crash injures Bloomington police officer
• Exchange student returns to Normal 'family' after 35 years
• Task force members divided on Main Street Corridor form-based code
• Divorces 08/15/10
• Despite thunderstorm, the heat’s still on
• Area Calendar 08/16-8/22/10
• Benjamin family, faculty members tour Unit 5's new elementary school
• Block parties offer school supplies, fun and food
• Couple says 'I do' to charity instead of shower gifts
• Passenger in motorcycle wreck dies
• Man arrested after colliding with BPD squad car
• Man charged with battery against baby
• Men charged in attempted burglary
• Daily Digest 08/14/10
• State's attorney: No criminal proceedings in death of Kingsley student
• Man with history of sleepwalking acquitted of sexual assault
• Clinton woman's car hit by train equipment
• Motorcycle crash sends 2 to hospital
• Charges filed against accused robbers
• Woodford Co. seeks resident input for land use plan
• Daily Digest 08/13/10
• Unit 5 OKs contract for teaching assistants, office personnel
• Hundreds attend Back to School Party at ISU
• YouthBuild finds space for garden pot recycling program
• Report: Heart problem likely cause of death for Kingsley student
• Due to low test scores Fairview students can switch schools
• Two arrested in series of robberies
• Former BHS assistant coach faces sex charges
• Report: Kingsley student died of heart disease
• Unit 5 gets balanced budget
• Judge: Records in '08 B-N killing to be turned over
• Pekin man gets 13 years for trying to kill wife
• Ex-student acquitted of battery charge at West
• Area woman charged in alleged murder-for-hire plot
• Forsyth man admits Ponzi scheme
• Public Safety 08/12/10
• Police: 2 B-N men used ladder to try break into home
• Area calendar 08/12-08/15
• Livingston to turn its attention to courthouse renovation
• District 87 almost done with $4M in improvements
• Doubletree clerk struck in latest of summer robberies
• Unit 5 class sizes up; District 87 to stay level
• No foul play suspected in Chatsworth derailment
• Daily Digest 08/12/10
• Panel OKs request for Buddy's Liquor expansion
• AG's office: Pontiac school district violated Open Meetings Act
• Police warn public about charity scam
• Heat, humidity to stick around for rest of week
• Attendance up at revamped McLean Co. Fair
• Eureka district's tentative budget taps from reserves
• New Bloomington City Hall HVAC system OK'd
• Freight train derails in Chatsworth
• More wages or more work for MMNA employees?
• Public Safety 08/11/10
• Ex-BPD cop denies theft charges
• Agreement on how to test evidence in Beason slayings reached?
• Daily Digest 08/11/10
• Bloomington panel endorses movie theater beer sales
• Protection order issued against man accused of solicitation for murder
• Wild West lives again in Mackinaw Valley
• Heat advisory issued for Illinois
• Livingston Co. detective not giving up on sheriff bid
• St. Jude Telethon raises most money in its history
• Daily Digest 08/10/10
• Man charged in local shooting
• Public Safety 08/10/10
• B-N parents welcome state sales tax holiday
• Bloomington seeks ideas on proposed vacant house ordinance
• Rummage sale set for area school districts
• LeRoy may change public comment policy
• Olympia may generate its own power
• Boil order issued after water main break in Downs
• Daily Digest 08/09/10
• Minonk opens new senior community center
• Government at a glance 08/09/10
• On Duty 08/09/10
• Eureka soldier was on WWII bomber plane that crashed
• County officials searching for funds to fully pay attorneys
• Divorces 08/08/10
• Flick: It’s roamin’ Catholics ... in good old summertime?
• River, creek crossings were often dangerous for Central Illinois pioneers
• Area calendar 08/08/10
• Tractor operators show off skills at McLean County Fair
• Workshop gives teachers tools to mix science, math
• Heat, rain bring crop of crickets
• State insurance department wants OK to regulate rates
• Boy's cancer fight inspiring story in St. Jude run
• Officials: Transportation hub will help economy
• Park party marks end of Bloomington library's summer reading program
• Quinn, Brady speak at Kiwanis convention
• Flick: Hey, are those strippers in the Highland Park trap?
• B-N man pleads guilty to '05 murder; second man charged in case
• Daily Digest 08/07/10
• Bloomington may penalize owners of vacant, boarded-up homes
• Livingston Co. Relay for Life hopes to raise $220,000
• Team Eureka grows to 12 members for St. Jude run
• Public Safety 08/07/10
• Dignitaries impressed by new B-N transit terminal
• 10-year-old only boy in local fair horse competition
• Antique tractors showcased at Logan Co. Fair
• Renovation to alter BroMenn access routes
• Court upholds conviction of woman who suffocated daughter
• Exhibits help steer young, old toward agriculture
• History camp activities include archaeology dig
• Jobs bill could rescue tens of thousands of teaching positions
• Police: Clinton meth lab uncovered
• Health officials warn of heat-related illnesses
• Cops: 20-year-old B-N woman fired gun at house, hit girl
• Students get backpacks filled with snacks
• Track upgrades to temporarily change Amtrak patterns
• Woman remains hospitalized after tire-changing accident
• Chickens on display at fair poultry exhibit
• U.S. 136 project in Heyworth approved
• Daily Digest 08/06/10
• B-N teen gets 25 years for armed robbery
• McLean Co. Fair results 08/06/10
• Local man nets 20 years for drug charges
• Normal panel delays recommendation on zoning changes
• Public Safety 08/05/10
• Local Cancer Center to expand
• Daily Digest 08/05/10
• City saves $2,400 in 1 month, recycling up 30 percent
• Work closing downtown street
• Reptiles, tractor pulls and new home for 4-H exhibits
• Area calendar 08/05-08/08
• B-N man nets 7 years for child molestation
• McLean Co. Fair results 08/05/10
• Local man gets 20 years for carjacking
• Transportation cuts bad news for B-N schools
• Daily Digest 08/04/10
• Hoose, Brigham renovations complete
• Normal panel to consider zoning changes
• People, animals try to stay cool at local fair
• In production: Video of Vietnam memorial in LeRoy
• Police investigate another overnight robbery
• Pontiac council OKs rezoning for nursing home site
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Hamilton!
• Ravalli County Fair
• Montana Mule Days

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