A group of current and former Bradley University professors, along with the school’s chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), allege in a new lawsuit that the Peoria institution breached contracts and racially discriminated against an employee by enacting 2023’s budget cuts.

The two congressmen who represent parts of Greater Peoria were split Thursday on the proposal to cancel funding for foreign aid and public media.

Data shared between departments for immigration, abortion-related investigations

With the popular Spirit of Peoria riverboat no longer among the city’s riverfront attractions, the idea of replacing it with a stop on a potential Illinois River cruise line has been mentioned as one option.

The lines for emergency calls in Tazewell County’s 911 dispatch center are back in service after being down for several hours Thursday.

The Peoria County Coroner has identified the man killed in a motor vehicle theft that turned into reckless homicide in South Peoria on Monday.

The Peoria Fire Department says a Tuesday night fire that consumed a vacant home in the North Valley was set intentionally.

Peoria’s only children’s museum is celebrating ten years of discovery in Glen Oak Park.

A Morton School District resident who was banned from attending Morton schoolbBoard meetings indefinitely in 2023 had that ban changed Tuesday by the board. In its place is a two-month ban.

The City of Peoria will receive almost $500,000 more in state grant funding for a program to demolish abandoned, vacant and unsafe houses on the city’s South Side.