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Britain's new daily COVID-19 infections have climbed to more than 90,000. But Italy, which has the same population, is seeing only a fraction of that number.

Bradley University is planning to begin its spring semester in-person on campus.

Despite the official arrival of winter on Tuesday, the NWS has only registered a trace amount of snow in Peoria so far this season. Normally, between 2 and 4 inches has accumulated by this point.

After this month's series of tornadoes, thousands in the state remain without access to electricity. It may be weeks, if not months, before energy is fully restored.

Health professionals are developing tools to help.

Recycling is a short-term solution to a larger problem: We create too much waste.

While we know vaccinations are still doing what they're supposed to — preventing people from serious illness and death — we also know there's an increase in breakthrough infections among the fully vaccinated.

The Peoria Fire Department's Engine Company 2 will be pulled out of service once again, at least for a few days.

Thousands of pharmacists staged the nationwide walkout to protest low pay and long hours during the pandemic.

Throw in inflation and expensive iPhones, and you've got all the makings of a precarious digital divide.