Adoption of a municipal grocery tax to replace the upcoming elimination of the state’s tax will go before the Peoria City Council at its next meeting Tuesday.

A Peoria nonprofit is at a crossroads after a large, white van was stolen from its facility.

Peoria will remain the host for the Illinois High School Association’s softball state finals for at least the next three years.

Being open to working with artificial intelligence was one of the messages given to students Tuesday during Bradley University’s annual Charley Steiner Symposium.

The Caterpillar company is preparing for a new Chief Executive Officer.

A grocery store planned for Peoria’s South Side neighborhood is scheduled to open this summer after more than 3 1/2 years of planning.

Members of the Illinois Central College Board of Trustees say they feel blindsided by the recent decision to close the student housing facility on the East Peoria campus.

A familiar community leader is taking the top role at the Peoria Citizens Committee for Economic Opportunity, or PCCEO.

Greater Peoria Economic Development Council CEO Chris Setti suspects financial uncertainty may continue to linger as the Trump Administration’s trade policies keep changing.

Peoria City Manager Patrick Urich says the biggest concern for municipalities from the president’s fluctuating trade policy is if the broad tariffs on goods result in increased inflation.