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One baseball fan’s lament, and an actual “deal with the Devil,” set off the action in the musical, “Damn Yankees.” A production is currently underway at…

In defiance of Illinois Department of Public Health guidelines, the Illinois High School Association decided to let the basketball seasons begin as…

Through the summer months, many dining establishments adapted to health and safety guidelines related to COVID-19 by increasing the amount of available…

The Tri-County area continues to perform well with COVID-19 vaccinations as cases keep mounting. Local public health officials on Wednesday reported 323…

The Tri-County area just recorded one of its biggest days for COVID-19 vaccinations, as public health officials on Thursday reported more than 2,100…

Two prominent Peoria figures joined six other downstate individuals honored by the State of Illinois for their achievements during a ceremony recognizing Black History Month on Tuesday in Springfield.

Peoria City Manager Patrick Urich says the city wants to do what it can to alleviate concerns about lighting and safety at public housing locations and other residential developments.

A spike in the number of Tri-County residents isolating this week at home with COVID-19 pushed the region’s active case count back over 100.

A 9-year-old pedestrian was struck and killed near a community festival Friday night, prompting the local school district and churches to offer support services and the cancellation of remaining Mack-A-Fest events.

A Pekin man charged with inflicting injuries leading to the death of his 9-week-old daughter will remain in the Tazewell County Jail overnight Thursday.