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Peoria County has moved past 250 deaths linked to COVID-19 with five more fatalities reported Wednesday.In their daily update, Tri-County officials…

Administration and representatives from the Peoria Federation of Teachers will meet with a federal mediator today.

The Peoria County Board is expected to authorize spending $1.24 million to purchase 83 new paper-ballot voting machines and upgrade electronic poll books.

As the road construction season picks up heading into the summer, drivers may have to endure a longer period of delays and detours this year. Peoria County engineer Amy McLaren says work on some of their projects has been pushed back as much as 6-8 months, and they may not be able to afford as many repairs as they had hoped.

The Peoria Planning and Zoning Commission has its hands full with short-term rental applications, and that’s putting it lightly.

David Jackson invites fellow Peoria transplants to a gathering Friday at Cyd's in the Park. (Lifers are welcome, too.)

The man, identified Wednesday as Tario Fuller Sr., was last seen on Jan. 3 walking out of Arcadia Care in Peoria Heights. An earlier missing persons report indicated Fuller told staff at the facility he was returning to Chicago.

A local group is asking for Peoria people to help in competing to win an All-America City Award. The Young Professionals Organization of Greater Peoria…

You may know Mary Hosbrough and Jennifer Jacobsen-Wood as the "Pedestrians in Peoria." Over the last 23 months, the two lifelong friends walked 1,247.4 miles to cover each of the city's 1,639 streets.

A Peoria-based startup is developing a system aimed at neutralizing threats from active shooters and other mass attacks. ShotHawk is working on AI-driven technology that would use non-lethal deterrents such as pepper gel against would-be assailants.