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Peoria saw its first homicide of 2024 just four days into the new year.

In today's episode, you'll hear from proponents and opponents on the proposed performing arts pavilion in Donovan Park. Some say it's an opportunity waiting to be seized...while other believe the location of the pavilion would pose a big issue.

In today's special episode of ATP, you'll hear an in depth conversation with Republican Esther Joy King who is making a second run to represent the 17th Congressional District. She faces Democrat Eric Sorensen in the November general election.

On today's episode, you'll hear about the Central Illinois Living Laboratory concept. Plus, a look at the race for Illinois attorney general. And you'll hear from Dave Chastain about his long career in music.

On today's episode, you'll hear from a Bradley University professor about the importance of media literacy. Plus, an interview with native Peorian Melodi Green, who is the city's new chief diversity and inclusion officer. And an Illinois researcher unpacks the significance of the untapped "labor reserve."

On today's episode, learn about the fascinating history of the Eureka Pumpkin Festival. Plus, a Morton doctor and Tazewell County Board member plans to run for the Illinois House. And a new episode of Out & About looks to the music of John Williams.

A routine traffic stop resulted in a police chase that has left a Peoria Heights man dead and an officer wounded. Three Peoria Police Officers were…

The Peoria City Council member who cast an apparent swing vote that passed a ban on homeless encampments says the inclusion of an initial outreach effort factored into his decision.

After more than 30 projects were submitted to the BUILD Peoria board this spring, the community has selected BUILD Peoria’s 2021-22 Community Project.

In today's episode, Democratic congressman Eric Sorensen discusses his policy priorities for the upcoming Farm Bill. And a look into why some indicted lawmakers still claim state retirement benefits. Plus, hear why the new Heart of Illinois Wine Trail could become an agritourism draw for the region.