- Friday: September 26, 2025TV-10 News at Noon
- State of the University Address Highlights ISU Achievements and Future PlansThe President of Illinois State University held the annual State of the University address on Thursday to highlight the schools accomplishments and discuss future goals. Every year ISU holds a State of the University address. This event is usually held in the Center for the Performing Arts. This year, the event was held inside the Brown Ballroom for reasons that are unclear. During the address, President Tarhule highlighted key achievements for the university, including enrollment, student safety and financial information. The address was briefly interrupted […]
- Good Afternoon Blono: September 24, 2025
- Wednesday: September 9, 2025TV-10 News at Noon
- Board Game Club MeetingsOfficial board game club meetings have begun and they are open to everyone. Everyone is welcome to attend meetings and have fun. Multiple games are put out at every meeting and spread out to be played. Club member Gabi Pyron said, “Well typically we’re all just like spread out around the. The third floor of the library. We’re all playing our separate games. We all meet up right in the center here and there’s a bunch of board games. Over 60. And […]
- New Student Art Displayed at Julian HallThe art gallery in Julian Hall has opened with an all new display featuring pieces created by Illinois State students. On Tuesday, September 23, the new exhibit was opened, officially putting five students’ work on display. The gallery is currently focused on glass art, including a piece by art student Draper Mathews called ‘Hindsight’, which was created with particles of glass. “The piece really is about the obsessive stewing over past events in your life that have occurred to you and […]
- Tuesday: September 23, 2025TV-10 News at Noon
- Normal Police Department call for a Homecoming filled with Spirit, not TragedyThe Normal Police Department is preparing for this year’s homecoming week after the fatal shooting at a “Pop-Up” party last year, that took place at the Circle K near Illinois State’s campus. Homecoming week kicks off October 13th, with the tailgate and football game happening on Saturday, October 18th. The police department worries about potential “Pop-Up” parties this year, but say they are doing everything they can to help keep the community safe. Normal Police Officer, Brad Park, says, “Well besides the pop […]
- 1% Grocery Tax Stays in Place for Bloomington ResidentsIllinois Governor JB Pritzker announced that the state will be removing the 1% grocery tax, starting January 1st. However, municipalities in the state are allowed to implement their own 1% tax to keep revenues whole. There are tax exemptions for those in government benefit programs such as SNAP, which some community members find unfair. Bloomington resident, Misty Metroz, says this about the exemption, “Its dismissive to anybody else who’s not receiving assistance and that is wrong. Just because someone is not on government […]
- SPORTSZONE – MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2025
- TV-10 NEWS AT NOON – MONDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 2025
- Friday: September 19 2025TV-10 News at Noon
- Family Weekend Brings Redbirds Together for Fun, Football, and FestivitiesStudents at Illinois State University are getting a special chance to bond at the school’s family weekend. The event hosts a variety of events like a scavenger hunt for families to enjoy. The main attraction, a football game against North Alabama, will be held at Hancock Stadium and is planned to be kicked off on Saturday at Noon. ISU student Oscer Mendoza says “It shows the culture on our university and how they like to have everyone involved.” For more […]
- Students Roll Up Their Sleeves for Campus Blood DriveIllinois State University students had the chance to make a lifesaving impact this week during a campus blood drive hosted by ImpactLife on the Quad. The event, held on Thursday, September 18, aimed to encourage student engagement while supporting local hospitals like OSF and Carle BroMenn, which receive all of their blood products from ImpactLife. “Your blood could help an individual that needs your help here in your community,” said Erin Klasing, an ImpactLife donor relations intern and president of […]
- Four-Way Stop Added at Beaufort and Broadway to Improve SafetyA busy campus intersection has officially become safer for pedestrians. The corner of Beaufort Street and Broadway Avenue is now a permanent four-way stop following safety concerns voiced by the community. New stop signs, curb extensions, and left-turn safety treatments have been installed as part of the Pedestrian and Roadway Campus Safety Initiative. Students who frequently walk through the intersection have welcomed the change. “You never knew if a car was gonna stop… this really enhances the safety,” said student […]
- Good Afternoon Blono: September 17, 2025
- TV-10 News – September 17, 2025
- Library RenovationThe normal public library has officially reopened after a lengthy renovation. The 16-month long project wrapped up this summer, finally allowing library patrons of all ages to return. The renovation itself dealt with replacing and rebuilding a great deal due to asbestos. However, in addition to making the library safer for everybody, the rest of the building got a makeover. The entire library got an upgrade, improving the look of every room. The building received all new furnishings and even new […]
- 10 Years at Chick-Fil-AChick-fil-A in normal has just celebrated 10 years serving the community, with the community. The restaurant’s owner, Justin Whitefoot held a party, including activities for children like face painting, balloon art, and coloring activities and even provided a spot for local artists and vendors to showcase their art. The part also showcased local small businesses, giving them a platform. Whitefoot said, “I think one of maybe the best kept secrets of Chick-fil-A is we truly are a local business even though we have a national brand name above […]
- Black Student Union WeekIllinois State University is home to many Registered Student Organizations. One of these includes the Black Student Union, who is celebrating Black Student Union Week. The BSU has hosted events all week, including an AAVE spelling bee. The organization operates and hosts their events in the Multicultural Center on campus. They also host many informative events like study tables, and a destressing event called “Donut Stress”. They do community service events and the month of October they will be focusing on breast cancer awareness in the […]
- ISU Students Learn How to Use Passion to Create ChangeIllinois State University hosted the “From Passion to Profession” panel in the Circus Room located at the Bone Student Center. The panel explored paths in policy advocacy and how students can begin to create change in topics they are passionate about. Advocacy leaders included those pertaining to democracy, reproductive rights, immigrant injustice, and climate change. Panelists noted that the most effective advocates are those that “know when they need to ask for help and seek out those who can fill the void that they […]
- More Animals Allowed in Normal HomesThe government of Normal discussed the number of pets allowed in homes during their council meeting on Monday. Some residents brought up concerns about the noise and sanitation issues that could arise by allowing three pets in a single home. Defenders of the change argued that those issues could happen regardless of its one or three pets allowed and that there can still be issues with owners of just one animal. A key argument mentioned by Normal resident Anne Tabor says “Theres less […]
