Denise Moore

Former Peoria City Council member Denise Moore is stepping down as CEO of the Black Business Alliance Peoria and the Minority Business Development Center at the end of June.

The Peoria Citizens Committee for Economic Opportunity is again in need of a new CEO following the resignation of Denise Moore after just four months.

A familiar community leader is taking the top role at the Peoria Citizens Committee for Economic Opportunity, or PCCEO.

The new Peoria Equity and Accountability Program, or PeAP, is starting with underutilized businesses in the area.

First District Peoria City Council candidate Denise Jackson says the conversation around the city's potential plans for the former Save-A-Lot grocery…

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…

A vacant lot in Peoria’s Warehouse District could soon become an urban garden. It’s the next project identified by the City to help divert stormwater from…

There was wide opinion among Peoria City Council members Tues., regarding penalties for possession of marijuana.City staff recommended anyone caught with…

The general election results in Peoria mean several members of the city council will be returning for another term. Peoria Mayor Jim Ardis defeated…

The City of Peoria is asking residents to talk trash. The city’s waste hauling contract with Peoria Disposal Company expires in 2019.The city pays $6.8…