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The process of replacing the aging air traffic control tower at Peoria International Airport with a more modern facility is moving along gradually.
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The Peoria City Council has approved sharing some of the revenues from the proposed Medina Plains-Allen Road Business Park TIF with Dunlap School District 323.
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For the last 20 years, Clara Underwood-Forman has served as a pastor at Potter's House of Peoria. Now she wants to serve on the city council.
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Former congresswoman Cheri Bustos is taking a job as a consultant with a firm in the nation's capitol.
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Effingham County Judge Joshua Morrison has issued a temporary restraining order on enforcement of House Bill 5471, also known as the Protect Illinois Communities Act, which bans the manufacture and sale of assault weapons.
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Demario Boone says he would bring a unique perspective to the Peoria City Council as a product of the South Side who has worked for Peoria Public Schools and the police department.
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The bill heading to Gov. JB Pritzker’s desk guarantees 40 hours, or five days, of paid leave for every worker in Illinois.
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The results of the Cure Violence Global Readiness Assessment appear to point toward the impending implementation of the program in Peoria.
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U.S. Rep. Darin LaHood (R-Dunlap) said "there's real frustration" in his party over federal spending, including the $1.7 trillion omnibus bill passed by the Democrat-controlled lame-duck Congress last month.
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For former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is one of a lifetime of achievements. But that doesn't mean his work is done.
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Officials say an overnight fire at the Peoria Planned Parenthood clinic was intentionally set.
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Dozens of elected sheriffs around Illinois are rebuking the state's new assault weapons ban — with many saying they won't enforce the law.