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The U.S. Marshal for central Illinois could continue in that job under the Biden administration. -
Joe Deacon/WCBUWith the Peoria Innovation Alliance officially opening its physical space in downtown Peoria, Executive Director Jake Hamann said its priorities will focus on finding solutions to the city’s biggest problems through civic entrepreneurship.
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Dr. Kiran Velpula is the newest member of the Peoria City Council. -
The new redistricting maps for state House and Senate seats in Illinois make some significant changes to the boundaries of some legislative districts. Bloomington-Normal and Peoria have not been spared.
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Peoria will go without a Labor Day Parade for the second consecutive year.
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A Peoria Heights resident and a Georgia man have been identified as the two victims killed in an early Sunday shooting in Central Peoria.
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Peoria County Sheriff Brian Asbell believes not being able to transfer convicted inmates to state prisons is creating a snowball effect of issues at the county jail.
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Residents of Bishop Hill are raising the alarm about the advancing deterioration of some state-maintained buildings in their historic community, about a hour northwest of Peoria.
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A 55-year-old man has died following a single-vehicle crash Monday morning at a rural Peoria County intersection southeast of Elmwood.
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An overnight shooting in Central Peoria has left two men dead. According to Peoria Police, officers were called to an apartment complex in the 900 block of W. Crestwood Drive shortly after 1 a.m. Sunday, and found one man outside the building with fatal gunshot wounds.
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Juneteenth is a celebration of the abolition of slavery in the United States. It was on June 19, 1865 when the news of the Emancipation Proclamation finally spread to Galveston, Texas in the old Confederacy.
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OSF HealthCare officials believe their new OnCall telehealth facility in downtown Peoria acts somewhat as a gateway to the industry's future.
