U.S. Rep. Eric Sorensen is questioning some of the latest actions of President Donald Trump in the public and behind closed airplane doors.

U.S. Rep. Eric Sorensen is questioning some of the latest actions of President Donald Trump in the public and behind closed airplane doors.

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Rep. Sorensen questions president's decision on vaccines, threats to Air Force One

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World languages teachers at Illinois State University said the state of Illinois needs to do more to support world languages education. Illinois passed a law in 2021 requiring two years of foreign language to graduate, effective 2028. Those requirements were loosened this year to allow high school students to skip foreign language classes if they take Career and Technical Education [CTE] classes that prepare students for future careers like engineering, science or health care.

World languages teachers at Illinois State University said the state of Illinois needs to do more to support world languages education.&nbsp;Illinois passed a law in 2021 requiring two years of foreign language to graduate, effective 2028. Those requirements were loosened this year to allow high school students to skip foreign language classes if they take Career and Technical Education [CTE] classes that prepare students for future careers like engineering, science or health care.

ISU profs say Illinois must do more to solve world languages teacher shortage

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As several childcare centers in McLean County have shut their doors since last winter, parents and families weren't the only ones left scrambling. Bloomington-Normal providers who remain open and anxious to help describe an industry where good intentions run into real financial and bureaucratic walls. But some childcare professionals are choosing to think outside the box and cooperate with each other to address the area's childcare crisis and fill needed gaps in the sector, instead of scooping up business each time another center closes.

As several childcare centers in McLean County have shut their doors since last winter, parents and families weren't the only ones left scrambling. Bloomington-Normal providers who remain open and anxious to help describe an industry where good intentions run into real financial and bureaucratic walls. But some childcare professionals are choosing to think outside the box and cooperate with each other to address the area's childcare crisis and fill needed gaps in the sector, instead of scooping up business each time another center closes.

As more childcare centers close, B-N providers choose collaboration over competition

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The National Weather Service in Lincoln says recorded wind gusts reached 67 miles per hour in Bloomington during Thursday’s severe storms, but it’s possible winds may have been stronger than that. WGLT talks to Chris Geelhart, lead meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Lincoln.

The National Weather Service in Lincoln says recorded wind gusts reached 67 miles per hour in Bloomington during Thursday&rsquo;s severe storms, but it&rsquo;s possible winds may have been stronger than that. WGLT talks to Chris Geelhart, lead meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Lincoln.

National Weather Service says damage suggests winds may have topped 67 mph in Bloomington-Normal

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Rep. Sorensen questions president's decision on vaccines, threats to Air Force One

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