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The Peoria Healthcare Coalition hosted its first annual forum at the Carver Center Tues.Katie Jones is a co-organizer of the coalition of 15 different…

The Catholic Diocese of Peoria is preparing for the beatification of Archbishop Fulton Sheen after a miracle was attributed to him.Pope Francis attributed…

The Village of Peoria Heights will enter a working agreement with the Peoria Fire Department to assist with emergency calls. The plan passed narrowly during Tuesday’s three-hour meeting that also saw trustees override the mayor’s veto of an ordinance to establish a 1% grocery tax.

Joyce Blumenshine of Citizens Against Predatory Pipelines called out the board for not supporting a moratorium on CO2 pipeline developments, at least until new federal guidelines regulating pipelines are expected in 2024.

In today's episode, you'll hear from the Illinois Department of Transportation, with an update on the construction work for many of the area's Illinois River bridges this summer. Plus, Daylight Saving Time is on the way to disturb your sleep, hear how the change also impacts those living with dementia and the people who care for them. Finally, the curtain rises on the latest Cornstock Theater production, learn more about their production of She Kills Monsters.

In today's episode, you'll hear how schools are using COVID-19 funds to address student mental health needs. And an interview with ArtsPartners of Central Illinois executive director Dr. Mae Gilliland Wright about how she fell in love with the arts. Plus, a conversation with CityLink general manager Doug Roelfs on how the organization will use new funding from the Rebuild Illinois capital program.

In today's episode, you'll hear about a new program in the Illinois National Guard, taking a public health approach to stopping harmful behavior before it starts. Plus, a conversation with ProPublica reporter Logan Jaffe and her deep dive into an ongoing effort by Illinois museums to return remains to tribes. And Illinois Department of Agriculture Director Jerry Costello talks successes from his Pritzker's first term and plans for the rest of his tenure.

In today's episode, WCBU's News Director Tim Shelley provides an update on the Tazewell County Zoning Board of Appeals session, which focused on a proposed overhaul of Tazewell County's wind farm ordinance. You'll also hear about a pivot to virtual learning for Bradley University's Master of Arts in Nonprofit Leadership program. Plus, Out and About is back with a conversation about the Heritage Ensemble's annual concert 'Juneteenth: An American Celebration'.

In today's episode, you'll hear how some local governments are spending their COVID-19 relief dollars on violence prevention. And as Halloween inches closer, you'll get a look at how one local attraction prepares for the haunt. Plus, reporter Joe Deacon heads to Galesburg for a behind the scenes look at Motus Theater's JustUs performance, a national tour featuring monologists sharing their experiences with incarceration.

In today's best of episode, you'll hear about diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts OSF is making through their Health Equity Action Council. And Amanda Pankau from Prairie Rivers Network talks to Tim Shelley about the Abandoned Mine land reclamation. Plus, Bradley University's new vice president of diversity, equity, and inclusion explains his ideas for creating new D-E-I initiatives that could soon be brought to the hilltop.