Peoria Community Against Violence

Becky Rossman, Peoria Community Against Violence CEO, announced Wednesday the organization faces an impending closure on Nov. 30 if it cannot come up with $300,000 to cover 12 months in operational expenses.

Rossman took over leadership of Peoria Community Against Violence in March of 2021.

The Advisory Committee on Police-Community Relations met Thursday night for a town hall detailing community resources against violence.

In the wake of Wednesday night’s double homicide in Peoria, the Peoria Community Against Violence (PCAV) is actively focused on preventing future violence.

The murder of George Floyd is renewing difficult conversations about police brutality and racism in communities around the country and world — and Peoria…

PEORIA -- Peoria Mayor Jim Ardis said police and city leaders need the community to help stand up against violence. On WTVP's At Issue on Thursday, Ardis…

A board member for Peoria Community Against Violence says he’s happy the General Assembly approved a measure to require fingerprints on firearm owner ID…

A walk Friday evening will remember Peorians who have died from gun violence. The 5:30 p.m. event comes days after 4-year-old Jeremiah Ward was killed by…

Authorities leading the Don't Shoot initiative to reduce gun crime in Peoria say the program may be showing big dividends. Peoria County Sheriff Mike…

The Peoria Community Against Violence initiative partnered with a local salon Monday to help people get a job. Employees at Identity Salon on Prospect…