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The Peoria City Council spent over an hour Tuesday night debating on whether or not to fund a $25,000 assessment on community solutions to target gun violence in Peoria.

The Postmaster General Tuesday said the planned changes to postal delivery service that have caused a national outrage won't take effect until next year.…

The Peoria City Council talked at length Tuesday about the grim options available for plugging the $31 million budget hole created by COVID-19 and its…

The grant will go towards fixing the club's mechanical issues, which will open the door to starting their commissary kitchen for women-owned businesses.

A Peoria High School counselor was recently named the Illinois High School Counselor of the year.

The first class of students to attend Illinois Central College and Peoria Public Schools simultaneously has graduated.

On this week's episode of Out and About, Dr. Mae Gilliland of ArtsPartners of Central Illinois talks with Jeremie Draper, owner of J. Draper Glass, about a heartfelt way to celebrate the women in our lives.

Nearly 400,000 business owners in Illinois will now be applicable for critical tax deductions.

The city's guideline for the next 20 years focuses on five primary themes: growth and development, housing, transportation and connectivity, recreation and tourism, and plan implementation.

The U.S. Department of Commerce's Economic Development Administration Good Jobs Challenge is providing another $4.8 million towards the program, which is a unique partnership between Illinois Central College, Bradley University, Eureka College, and Peoria-area employers to address shortfalls in the region's skilled IT workforce.