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Construction is set to begin on a new $8.1 million water filtration plant in Peoria Heights, believed to be the largest public works project in the village’s history.
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The Cincinnati based Americana duo which once called Bloomington-Normal home has a three city tour in Central Illinois next week
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Peoria Heights Mayor Matt Wigginton has been found not guilty of misdemeanor charges of driving under the influence.
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Downsized plans for a mixed-used office and commercial building at the former Save A Lot grocery store site in Peoria Heights have board members considering whether the village codes need to be strengthened.
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A member of the Peoria Heights village board wants to take a proactive approach to oversight of pay lots for public parking in business districts.
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A potential new policy would see Peoria Heights save any surplus funds in the annual fire department budget and earmark the money toward the future purchase of a new fire engine.
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An attorney for Peoria Heights Mayor Matt Wigginton is calling the action of Peoria Police “deplorable” for arresting him on suspicion of DUI after he was found asleep in his car.
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The Peoria Heights Village Board has approved a budget for the upcoming fiscal year with a six-figure surplus.
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The man, identified Wednesday as Tario Fuller Sr., was last seen on Jan. 3 walking out of Arcadia Care in Peoria Heights. An earlier missing persons report indicated Fuller told staff at the facility he was returning to Chicago.
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Peoria Heights recently became the first municipality in Peoria County to enact a ban on the sale of kratom, while the Tremont village board is scheduled to act on its own prohibition Monday night.