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Tim Shelley/WCBUA routine agenda item about a short-term rental permit for a property off Grandview Drive turned into an hour-long discussion around the horseshoe on the city council's role assessing the proposals. -
Emily Bollinger/WGLTIllinois House candidates Sharon Chung and Scott Preston outlined differences on taxes, the budget and criminal justice during a debate Tuesday evening at Illinois State University.
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New voting booths are coming to locations across Tazewell County to make the electoral process more accessible for everyone. -
The Libertarian candidate for Tazewell County State's Attorney is facing a professional misconduct allegation involving the veteran Tazewell prosecutor recently sworn in as a judge.
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All of the designs include symbols meant to be representative of Peoria County's roots in rivers and agriculture.
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Republican gubernatorial nominee Darren Bailey vowed to stand by the outcome of the upcoming general election Tuesday, after telling a group of supporters in Peoria he wants to lower taxes, improve public education, and take a tough stance against crime.
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Buoyed by the promise of a matching funding grant from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR), Eureka city leaders are moving ahead with plans for a comprehensive, multiyear improvement project for Eureka Lake.
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The Utility Assistance Program provides assistance with gas and electric bills with funding from the federal American Rescue Plan Act.
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Mayor John Kahl is seeking a second term leading the city of East Peoria.
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Peoria County Auditor Jessica Thomas is suing to remove the question about the future of her office from the November ballot.
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U.S. Rep. Cheri Bustos says her chief of staff described the abandoned areas of Peoria International Airport's 63-year-old tower building as being “like ‘The Silence of the Lambs.’”
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City Manager Patrick Urich said there appears to be multiple ways to obtain a slice of the $66 billion available in rail funds through last year's bipartisan infrastructure bill.
