The Livingston County Childcare Coalition, overseen by the Livingston County Health Department in partnership with leadership from across diverse sectors of Livingston County and Illinois, is seeking individuals interested in becoming a childcare provider or learning more about the childcare field. It’s a great opportunity to be your own boss, work from home, and help support the needs of our Livingston community. If you are interested in becoming a childcare provider, please

Members of Congress are able to submit Community Project Funding requests during the annual appropriations process to support infrastructure and community projects in their district. This cycle, Representative LaHood was able to secure nearly $19 million for 11 projects that strengthen economies, update critical infrastructure, increase public safety, and improve the quality of life for families throughout the District.   More information on these projects can be found below.

This Super Bowl weekend, be a real MVP: Keep friends from driving impaired. The Bloomington Police Department, along with other local agencies, is reminding football fans and Super Bowl partygoers that designated drivers are the best defense against the dangers of impaired driving. If your Super Bowl celebration involves alcohol or cannabis, plan for a safe ride home with a sober driver. If you’re hosting the party, take care of the designated drivers. Fans don’t let fans dri

Artwork from a Heartland Community College course offered to veterans is on display at the Joe McCauley Gallery on campus this semester.   Heartland’s Joe McCauley Gallery presents the CreatiVets Art Show Display from January 8 to March 6, 2026.   Last year, Heartland launched the course Art 120, CreatiVets Intro to Veteran Art. This course is envisioned as a place where veterans of the US military can explore their experiences through art making. Students learn the fundament