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Courtesy of Chuck BrownPeoria County government and the city of Peoria are poised to chip in $600,000 to get a new grocery store launched in the city's South Side food desert. -
Hannah Alani/WCBUAfter two years of messy groundwork, any and all efforts to launch Cure Violence Global's gun violence prevention program in Peoria are dead. How it ended up that way depends who you ask.
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Washington residents will get an opportunity to weigh in on a proposed $12 million amphitheater project on city property that would be built by a private foundation. -
A private school's plan to have a ground-mounted community solar garden built on vacant land next to the school was rejected Monday by the Pekin City Council. -
A $57 million redevelopment project in downtown Peoria is canceled, according to city staff. -
A Peoria mayoral candidate has dropped out of the race after a challenger claimed signatures on his nominating papers were forged. -
Pekin Mayor Mayor Burress says she “cannot speak” to why her name was mentioned during a plea hearing Wednesday in Tazewell County Court. -
The Peoria City Council member who cast an apparent swing vote that passed a ban on homeless encampments says the inclusion of an initial outreach effort factored into his decision. -
A divided Tazewell County Board on Wednesday approved a guaranteed maximum price agreement with construction manager P.J. Hoerr for the construction of the county's Justice Center Annex. -
Two former Tazewell County Board candidates pleaded guilty Wednesday to failing to comply with the Illinois election code. -
The Hilton Hampton Inn will be built on land near the former Granite City restaurant and the Bob Michel Bridge. -
Democratic challenger John Spears has edged out a narrow win over appointed Republican Judge Frank Ierulli for a judicial seat in Peoria County.
