Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 12th of January.
Good morning, Bloomington.
The Bloomington-Normal community held its 49th annual luncheon to honor Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy and awarded local civil rights leaders for their contributions.
Volunteers in Bloomington created and sent handmade cards with encouraging messages in Midwest Food Bank disaster relief boxes.
Chompers, a beloved 25-year-old Galah Cockatoo at Miller Park Zoo, passed away after a long-term battle with a chronic heart condition.
Over 800 Girl Scouts in Central Illinois are gearing up to sell cookies from Feb.
7, aiming to learn business skills and financial literacy.
Bloomington City Engineer Kevin Kothe to retire after a 37-year career enhancing the city's infrastructure.
Illinois State Police apprehended six individuals for alleged involvement in human trafficking and related charges during a two-day operation in McLean County.
Bloomington City Council will vote on a proposal to develop 58 townhomes near Fox Creek road and St. Ivans Circle, addressing public concerns on traffic and school overcrowding.
Carle Health updates PPE and visitor guidelines to combat rising respiratory illness rates, instituting mask requirements and visitor restrictions to enhance safety.
Dine to Donate Fundraiser at Dr. McKay’s for CASA
On February 5, Dr. McKay’s Bar & Grill will donate up to 20% of purchases to support CASA of McLean County, which advocates for children who have been abused and neglected.
2025 Illinois State Auctioneers Conference & Trade Show
This event will focus on networking and education for professionals in the Illinois auction industry, featuring a championship contest and various educational opportunities.
Koffin Kats Concert with The Drowns
Koffin Kats will perform alongside The Drowns at Nightshop in Bloomington, IL.
Illinois Vintage Fest - Bloomington
The Illinois Vintage Fest features over 50 vendors offering vintage clothing, collectibles, and home goods at the McLean County Fairgrounds.
Quilted Hearts Workshop for Teens and Adults
Participants will learn to sew small quilted hearts using provided fabrics and tools, with completed hearts available to keep or 'hide' for others to discover.
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