Politics & Government

The Federal Reserve is tapering back on COVID-19 stimulus measures to reign in inflation. But is that enough to bring prices back down?

Peoria County Auditor Jessica Thomas is suing county government and several elected officials in an escalation of the ongoing dispute over her office's powers and staffing levels.

The city of East Peoria is laying the groundwork for construction of a new fire station on Centennial Drive.

Peoria airport director Gene Olson says the newly-signed $1 trillion federal infrastructure bill may finally allow for replacement of the airport's outdated air traffic control tower.

The Peoria Park District is joining up with the Greater Peoria Family YMCA in a new collaboration aimed at sustaining RiverPlex operations moving forward.

Robertson reflects on his 41-year career — and discusses what Peorians can do to support veterans.

(PHOTOS): Thursday's Veterans Day ceremony honored the retirement of Peoria native and U.S. Air Force Gen. William "Robbie" Robertson.

Peoria Heights' bustling central business district along Prospect Road has become the envy of many local communities. But the Heights are also familiar with challenges.

Peoria City Council members have voted 9-2 to end the Public Safety Pension Fee, setting up lively discussions for alternative sources of funding. Some council members stated the city is taking a “band-aid” approach to paying nearly $400 million in fire and police pension liabilities.