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  • A slide from East Peoria Mayor John Kahl's State of the City presentation shows the area covered by the city's new Riverfront TIF District.
    Approval of Riverfront TIF sets stage for East Peoria’s planned growth
    A development incentive aimed at helping East Peoria pursue growth along the Illinois River is now formally in place.
  • All Things Peoria - Tuesday, April 18, 2023
    In today's episode, you'll hear more about a new program at Goodwill Peoria aimed at helping Peoria youth with their mental health struggles. And a study coordinated by area realtors presents a vision for revitalization of two former school property sites on Peoria's South Side. Plus, Mother's War on Violence host Yolanda Wallace speaks with Peoria County Clerk Rachael Parker about unsolved murders in the city of Peoria.
  • Noah Palm speaks at a Peoria City Council meeting. Palm is one of 41 million voters from Generation Z. Research shows the generation is more politically involved than past generations.
    Here's what's motivating young Peoria area voters ahead of the November election
    Research shows Generation Z is getting more politically involved than older ones did at their age.
  • Downtown Peoria Hotel Gets New Life
    Downtown Peoria is poised to get an additional 320 hotel rooms with the revitalization of The Four Points by Sheraton Hotel. Peoria Public Radio’s Tanya…
  • All Things Peoria - Monday, April 11, 2022
    On today’s episode, you’ll hear what’s known about Peoria’s passenger rail plans, in a conversation with WCBU’s Tim Shelley and Peoria’s Community Word columnist Bill Knight. And you’ll hear how an ambulance filled with medical supplies recently made the journey from the city of Peoria to Ukraine. Plus, WCBU's Joe Deacon sits down in studio with Peoria Mayor Rita Ali for their monthly update on issues in the city.
  • Peoria goverments look for more collaboration
    Five local governments participated in an informational meeting with the Peoria District 150 School Board last night. Peoria Public Radio’s Tanya Koonce…
  • National Publication Ranks Peoria Hospitals
    Peoria’s largest hospitals have earned distinction in an annual health care review. U.S. News and World Report’s Best Hospital analysis says OSF Saint…
  • Peoria's Northwoods Mall Gets Redevelopment Incentive
    The Peoria City Council unanimously approved expanding the boundaries of the Peoria Urban Enterprise Zone to encompass Northwoods Mall.Councilman Jim…
  • Renderings from a slide presentation to the Peoria City Council show plans for the $11 million Dee Amphitheater project being developed by the Hengst Foundation.
    Peoria Mayor Ali thinks riverfront amphitheater will arrive sooner, cost a little more
    Peoria Mayor Ali believes the 5,000-seat outdoor performance venue along the Illinois River will provide an economic impact and cultural benefit for the entire region. While the project is primarily funded by an $11 million donation to the city, Ali said it’s looking like the cost may go slightly above that amount.
  • BU and Startup Peoria to host Startup Weekend
    Those with business ideas, designers and developers are encouraged to come together to develop new ventures over a 54-hour period. Startup Peoria and…
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