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This week on Out and About, Jenn Gordon talks with Erin Buczynski and Jaci Musec about Sky Art Peoria. Musec is one of 5 artists whose works were recently…

A new after-school program for Peoria Public Schools students aims to make neighborhoods safer and prevent youth violence.“Lights On, Peoria” offers…

Adams Street and Jefferson Avenue in Peoria will have permanent two-way traffic for about six blocks. Peoria City Engineer Scott Reeise says the two-way…

The City of Peoria is launching a new program this spring to better monitor the health of its storm sewer pipes. The City Council last month approved a…

Water levels on the Illinois river are expected to increase another foot by the weekend. The news comes as heavy rains continue to affect parts of…

Third quarter Peoria Area Home sales were at their highest level in eight years. Home sales were up more than nine percent for the quarter when compared…

The Peoria City Council approved reducing the fines for parking on snow routes by $200. City Manager Patrick Urich says changing the fine to $50 daily…

A Peoria transplant is officially planting her roots in the River City with the opening of her new art studio, Category-Art.

WCBU's On Deck has everything you need to know to start your day for Friday, July 30, 2021. Our top story is about how one of the nation's largest youth advocacy organizations is opening an office in Peoria to assist young people moving through the juvenile justice system. You'll also hear from Mike Stubbs, the new director of the Peoria Next Innovation Center and director of technology commercialization at Bradley University's Illinois Small Business Development Center.

The Libertarian Party of Greater Peoria is running a slate of at least eight candidates for state and county offices in November.Party chairman Donny…