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A noted and sometimes controversial jurist from central Illinois has died.

Ice, high winds, and more than a foot of snow accumulation are possible Tuesday night through Thursday morning, as a major winter storm moves through the region.

City beat out Atlanta and New York after receiving support from Democratic Midwest governors

A nun with years of health care executive experience has been named OSF HealthCare's president as a new leadership team prepares to take over in April.

The 2nd Annual Charley Steiner Symposium on Sports Communication kicks-off tomorrow at Bradley University. Symposium participants include its namesake,…

A Peoria man who has delivered presents to hospitalized children for two decades visited pediatrics wards at area hospitals Thurs.Bill Turney, dressed in…

The University of Illinois College of Medicine in Peoria hosted a simulation day for local public school students on Saturday. The program run by medical…

Peoria Public Schools’ leadership is “frustrated” by the prospect of paying for the City’s combined sewer overflow problems.That was the sentiment…

The District 150 school board spent the majority of its meeting Monday night discussing issues that didn't appear on the prepared agenda. The contentious…

Peoria At-Large Councilman Zach Oyler is trying to submit polygraph readings as evidence in his domestic battery case.Oyler’s defense attorney, Robert…