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In a broad conversation with WCBU reporter Joe Deacon, Peoria First District City Council member Denise Jackson says the needs for affordable housing and infrastructure improvements in the 61605 zip code have been overlooked for too long.
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The Southside Community United for Change is reintroducing the “litter patrol” program, offering kids a way to make money while cleaning up neighborhoods and learning some life skills.
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Thanks to a $1 million federal grant secured by U.S. Rep. Cheri Bustos, demolition of the 121-year-old former Harrison School is expected to be completed by the end of the year.
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The toll of the human cost of the violence was palpable at a community vigil attended by about 60 people Sunday at Morton Square Park on the city's near North Side. The names of around 190 Peorians murdered were read, one by one, under a canopy shielding speakers from the light drizzle.
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The murder of Joshua Perkins on Sunday night is raising renewed concerns about activities at the MacArthur Highway Shell gas station.
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Voters in Peoria's First District spoke loud and clear on their desire for a new representative around the horseshoe. Former TV reporter Denise Jackson…
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First District Peoria City Council candidate Denise Jackson says the conversation around the city's potential plans for the former Save-A-Lot grocery…
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Peoria has a full slate of candidates running for local offices next year.Multiple candidates have filed to run for the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 5th District…
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First District Councilwoman Denise Moore is running for another four-year term.At a news conference, Moore touted numerous accomplishments during her…
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Former Peoria TV reporter Denise Jackson is running for the 1st District City Council seat.Jackson announced her candidacy Thursday on Western Avenue. She…