Good morning, Bloomington.

Karisma Morris-Bush discusses receiving assistance from Toys for Tots and the Salvation Army.

Faith in Action in Bloomington-Normal combats holiday loneliness for seniors by providing Christmas gifts and facilitating community interactions.

McLean County's Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, facilitated by Women United, aims to sustain its effort to enhance childhood literacy by providing monthly books to children and seeks additional funding to cover costs.

The detention hearing for Donye Arrington, charged with murder after a pop-up party shooting in Bloomington, has been postponed to allow defense more time to review evidence.

The United Auto Workers reached a confidential agreement with Rivian Automotive Inc. to facilitate the unionization of the workforce, conditional on the company achieving profitability.

Illinois State University's new data science program receives a $3 million donation from State Farm to support its launch, faculty recruitment, and student scholarships, aiming to meet the growing demand for data scientists.

The Town of Normal decides against approving electronic scooter use on streets and sidewalks due to concerns over pavement maintenance and accident risks.

Lifelong Access has received a $21.7 million grant to refurbish the former Pantagraph building in Bloomington into a healthcare and support center for youth and teens, with various nonprofit agencies collaborating to offer a wide range of services.

Halestorm's Lzzy & Joe: The Living Room Sessions

Lzzy Hale and Joe Hottinger of the GRAMMY-winning band Halestorm perform an acoustic tour featuring stories and renditions of their favorite songs.