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Organizations from the state, county and community level all brought the roles they play in protecting clean water sources to the Peoria Civic Center Monday.
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The bill would amend the Rivers, Lakes, and Streams Act by recognizing public rights to access navigable waters.
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A network of volunteers keep watchful eyes on water quality in streams and rivers across Illinois. You'll soon have a chance to join them.RiverWatch is…
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The Pekin and Hollis school districts now tout some of the state's first electric school buses.The buses were purchased with $882,000 in funds from the…
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The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity is awarding a $950,000 grant to the City of Peoria through its Illinois Rebuild: Shovel Ready…
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Utilities are asking residents to turn down the heat as widespread power outages in Texas and Oklahoma limit natural gas production and shipments to the…
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The City of Peoria officially has a plan to address its combined sewer overflow problem.During a special meeting Tuesday, the City Council unanimously…
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The city of Peoria and U.S. EPA have finally reached a tentative agreement to settle federal allegations that the city's combined sewer overflow violates…
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After 14 years of negotiations, it appears the City of Peoria and the U.S. EPA have struck a deal on a consent decree outlining a course for the city to…
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If you ever lose sight of the fact that everything on this planet is connected, just take a walk down to the banks of the Illinois River.You can easily…