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Officers say a male was seen running away from the scene between residential yards.

A robbery was reported Monday at a Bloomington credit union.

Police are investigating after a man was stabbed Friday in Normal. Details: 

"We need to be able to continue to grow and scale without additional financing in this macro environment," CEO RJ Scaringe told employees. 

One of Bloomington's newest players in the fried chicken game has secured its first independent brick-and-mortar location.

The Bloomington woman arrested Monday following a bank robbery was charged Wednesday.

A Bloomington 17-year-old athlete placed first in the world for his age group at this year's semi-finals ahead of next month's CrossFit Games.

Anyone with information related to this incident is asked to call the Normal Police Department at 309-454-9535.

Event co-organizer David Myers, of Normal, serves in the Illinois chapter board of the Alzheimer’s Association. He said his wife, Cheryl, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2012 and died in 2019.

Playing the pre-teen version of Steven Yeun’s character in the movie "Nope" is 12-year-old Jacob Kim, of Bloomington.

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