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David Aduame Jackson moved to Peoria in May of this year. He can't imagine leaving.

After the Invest in Kids Act expired at the beginning of the year, parents and school administrators are facing uncertainty for what comes next.

Demand for rental housing units in downtown Peoria and the Warehouse District appears to be strong - and still growing.

The city of Peoria will wait another five years before the council takes up the controversial water buyout debate again.

The Center for Prevention of Abuse in Peoria will install energy efficient lighting and continue a violence prevention education program for Tri-County students, thanks to financial gifts from Ameren Illinois.

The South Side of Peoria needs a seat at the table in the ongoing conversations over a carbon capture pipeline that would run up to the BioUrja ethanol plant.

The City of Peoria will pay nearly $100,000 for an initial study of a water company buyout, but it's far from a done deal at this point if the city council will even try to find out how much the waterworks is worth.

A tiny Michigan town couldn't get anyone to come to its government meetings, until it turned one into a free picnic, octupling attendance.

Since first appearing in the Illinois River in the late 1980s and early 1990s, copi have largely crowded out native species like catfish or gar.