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It's been more than two months since the Peoria Fire Department closed the Riverview Plaza high-rise downtown. Many tenants have since moved out of the building, and city officials still aren't sure when repairs might get done.
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The City of Peoria has several active tax increment financing (TIF) districts, established to facilitate projects aimed at building the tax base and bolstering the city's economy. But do TIFs really work the way they’re intended?
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The $19 million project will convert Adams and Jefferson streets from one-way traffic to one lane of traffic in both directions, with a bidirectional center turn lane.
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The future of a downtown Peoria hotel project appears clouded, with one of the associated properties back on the market.
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In his latest monthly interview with WCBU, Peoria city manager Patrick Urich discusses additions to the newly approved $324 million budget, and new ownership’s plans for the Pere Marquette and Courtyard by Marriott hotels.
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After more than five years in the works, the Peoria City Council saw plans Tuesday for a redesigned downtown riverfront.
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The Peoria Police Department and City of Peoria say they’re taking a more aggressive stance on regulating large, unruly weekend crowds downtown in the late night and early morning hours.
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Peoria Civic Center general manager Rik Edgar says impressive seasons by Carver Arena's two primary sports tenants combined with strong concert sales for a run of successful months.
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A project started by an application for state funding in 2017 is set to bring around 70 new “wayfinding” signs to downtown Peoria.